world champion = rainbow jerseyhaving a complete and total brainfart at the moment... do the rainbows go the the overall winner or whoever wins world champs?
Stikman leaving Intense.
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Neither, you can find them on boxes of Lucky Charms and Gay Pride Parades.having a complete and total brainfart at the moment... do the rainbows go the the overall winner or whoever wins world champs?
that's what i thought. just checking. need more coffee...
...and the fact that I have your cell # made me feel a part of it. Oh, my specialness grows by the day.....C'mon bro, gimme some props. My situation had a ton more intrigue - corporate corruption, international travel, etc. etc.
They are working on the screenplay as we speak.C'mon bro, gimme some props. My situation had a ton more intrigue - corporate corruption, international travel, etc. etc.
Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time.
What's he doing these days? Such a smooth rider...
How do you pronounce 'woow'?What if!
Glad they airbrushed an arrow, otherwise I would have thought Cully was jumping backwards up the ramp.What if!
For twenty fscking years I've been looking for that photo. I heard there's no video because the camera didn't pan up in time.
TWENTY YEARS. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
Edit: That landing probably rendered the XC400's lower legs bent to sh*t.
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Man, remember when we used to get "crossed up"? That **** was awesome.
Cully had no issues with his forks or bike that weekend. And Cully just became the global sales director at COBRA USA, don't think he will be making any comebacks soon!
Does he still ride bike?
You still haven't told us what you are up to. The lowly masses require info.
Still do...It's my move.
LOL. I was thinking the same thing about that race. I have never seen a good shot of "The Jump" and have never seen it caught on any video footage as well. There was actually a decent transition for the jump though.
Cully was so smooth...bit of a douche...but rad non the less. Only guy at the time to run without gloves too.
Doesn't count if you do it in a leotard.
Them's the rules.
Them's the rules.
That's why we call them the "good old days" instead of just the "old days". Tight pants, long stems, and gel gloves instead of double crowns.
Well now some ding dongs call that a "tailwhip".. go figure and leave it up to someone that knows nothing about mtb or bmx to write captions for pics.
BTW, sick pic of Cully crossing it up! NOT X-UP.
BTW, sick pic of Cully crossing it up! NOT X-UP.
probably something like kidwoow...
kidwhoopdeedoo?
Oh I love that pic! Cully, originial ripper and gloveless rider. People all associate Sam B. with gloveless riding when cully was ripping the flesh gloves back in the dayzzzzWhat if!
thats what i thought too
Yeah, it is. 1992 World's... maybe Stik will step in with the story if the rest of you play nice.
Speaking of Cobra, the little kid (8 years old at the time) that was #2 to Eli's #1 at Loretta's (name was Dakota something)...his dad was the COBRA rep at the time. They lived down the street from me in suburban Asheville, NC.
Kid had a track in his dad's front yard and our whole neighborhood didn't mind at all b/c the kid was 8 and boosting huge!!! I always thought....if my dad were the COBRA mini rep when I was a kid, life might never get any better.
My mom fired stik after i failed to qualify with an epic crash, stik is up for hire againDemo9's mom hired stik to be her sons personal team manager and will be shipping stik out to the US Open this weekend.
My mom fired stik after i failed to qualify with an epic crash, stik is up for hire again
sorry justin I had too.
Seen on Facebook:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Temecula, CA: Intense Cycles proudly announces the addition of Scott Sharples as Marketing Manager/brand ambassador.
Scott brings with him extensive experience in the cycling industry, including a successful career as a top pro downhiller, editorial contributor to a variety of publications and founder/manager of the athlete development program “Race Brain”.
Sharples is best known, however, for his success as a Cycling coach. From 2001-2007 he was head downhill coach for Cycling Australia, where he created and implemented a flagship downhill race program for his native country’s national cycling body.
His client list boasts some of the most winning teams and racers in the sport, including four World Champions. In 2006, he was awarded SBS Television’s “Coach of the Year” and in 2008 head coach for the Australian BMX Olympic team.
"I am so excited to be working with Intense. The frames are so damn beautiful. Bikes are the best form of art and function, and Intense does it best. It is a globally-known, progressive company with integrity, that produces quality, high-end, hi-performance bikes. I couldn't ask to be working for a better company."
Sharples will be Intense’s key contact for all media and marketing projects, as well as brand representative at races, events and trade shows.
“Scott will be a great help with R&D and product development,” says Intense founder and president, Jeff Steber. “He is at home in the industry his technical knowledge and management skills make him an asset to any cycling brand. We are happy to welcome him aboard”.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Temecula, CA: Intense Cycles proudly announces the addition of Scott Sharples as Marketing Manager/brand ambassador.
Scott brings with him extensive experience in the cycling industry, including a successful career as a top pro downhiller, editorial contributor to a variety of publications and founder/manager of the athlete development program “Race Brain”.
Sharples is best known, however, for his success as a Cycling coach. From 2001-2007 he was head downhill coach for Cycling Australia, where he created and implemented a flagship downhill race program for his native country’s national cycling body.
His client list boasts some of the most winning teams and racers in the sport, including four World Champions. In 2006, he was awarded SBS Television’s “Coach of the Year” and in 2008 head coach for the Australian BMX Olympic team.
"I am so excited to be working with Intense. The frames are so damn beautiful. Bikes are the best form of art and function, and Intense does it best. It is a globally-known, progressive company with integrity, that produces quality, high-end, hi-performance bikes. I couldn't ask to be working for a better company."
Sharples will be Intense’s key contact for all media and marketing projects, as well as brand representative at races, events and trade shows.
“Scott will be a great help with R&D and product development,” says Intense founder and president, Jeff Steber. “He is at home in the industry his technical knowledge and management skills make him an asset to any cycling brand. We are happy to welcome him aboard”.
isnt he working with Kitner now as a coach?
I know, right?
Yes. It would be great to see her back on Intense. She's the best ambassador they've had in a while.
Last I heard, Jill was signed through 2012 with transition bikes.
Oooooh...anybody got that sequence pic of Sharples boosting the rock spine at Big Bear to face"woo".???