thirdeye73

Yes to this

Why do most of the top financial corps have headquarters or major offices in NYC? Unless you're physically on the trading floor, you don't need to be there in order to do business in the modern age...but that's where everyone is, and a lot of biz gets done after the official clock has been punched. Boulder is a cycling hub because a few major companies and high profile athletes called it home at some point, and a lot of people followed suit. I wouldn't be surprised if they're not officially in Boulder, but more likely Louisville or Longmont where its slightly more "affordable" (for the company, not its employees). It's definitely not for its MTB gravity culture or infrastructure, unless you like ripping your enduro rig in full body armor around Gnarshall Mesa or Betasso.

As a person who aspires to take good photos, Paris has always been inspiring. A few years back his work (along with many others) was featured in an industry publication that was not for sale, and I wanted a copy (because physical art matters!). I guess I could've gone to my LBS to see if they'd part with theirs, but Paris mailed me a copy with the only stipulation that I donate a certain $ amount to a trail building foundation.....class act.

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