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What a rad story and such a wicked saddle design! Way to go WTB, Fox Shox, Jason, Mark W, and Mark J. :-)

First off great interview Si! Great insight into the governing bodies and all involved with putting on an event. I was part of the TLC for 6 years and while it was not part of the Pro GRT/National series it brought out a quite a few people and we're very proud of that. You've done what NORBA was able to do only with a sh*tload less money. Well done. :-)

Yeah Buddy! Congrats Needles! :-)

pdurand...Wow how's the maturity level here?? Seriously guys it's just disgusting and makes you look like an ass.

Wow...the helmet looks great guys! Well done on the extra features. :-)

Not ONE woman in the entire vid. Super hurtin' guys.

Don't get me wrong...the shots of the race were wicked as was that last pic of Kelli. Thanks for the explanation though. ;-)

65 photos total and only 8 of women. Bummer.

Fee you are one of the raddest chicks I know and it meant the world to me that you came to the hospital when I first got hurt as well as making numerous trips out to Colorado or California to see me either at the hospital, at physical therapy, and even out on a mtn. bike ride as of late! You are the true meaning of the word friend and I love ya'! Your comment about wondering how I'd cope and deal with the situation in my mind couldn't have been more true. I always thought that one of the hardest parts when I got hurt would be being in the hospital but I was so wrong. One of the hardest parts has been being OUT of the rehabilitation hospital! Just meaning that you have so many people there for you when you first get hurt. You've got tons of people emailing, calling, showing up at the hospital, sending notes and flowers, and on and on. The thing is that when I was in the hospital I truly thought I was going to walk out of there but I guess I just didn't understand at the time how bad it was. On one hand I'm so very glad that I was so in the dark about the reality of it because if I had known that I wasn't going to be walking out my attitude could very well have been completely different? Instead I had bucket loads of hope which I think it really helped pull me through. Don't worry....I still have tons of hope but I think the difference is that I feel a bigger sense of reality. Man o' man...I feel a book coming on! LOL! Love ya' Fee and can't wait to go for a ride!

If this is Jesse then yes of course I remember you! And so does Elladee! :-) Your comments were so sweet and just made me feel that much stronger. Thank you and I'm sure we'll bump into each other again. :-)