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Alpha Kenny Body

Monkey
Oct 8, 2005
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I just finished reading Mark's Weir interview on NSMB and to be honest, i've been riding bikes my hole life, and i can't remember any piece of written material that made me want to ride my bike like i'm about to do, this guy seems to be the closest thing to a hero for me (outside my family). I've seen vids of his pump track madness on leelikesbikes, and its very kewl.

I hope you'll find this article as interesting as i did.
http://www.nsmb.com/people/weir_03_06.php

Some vids of his pump track
http://www.leelikesbikes.com/wp-content/WeirPumpHi.mov

or the whole page

http://www.leelikesbikes.com/mark-weirs-pump-track.html#more-139
 
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JRB

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He was very cool when Wumpus and I volunteered at the first Norba marathon in Valley Mills. The pros lost the pace bike and missed a turn. Lots of miles later, they asked us for directions. He led the conversation and was very grateful while many were just pissed. Seems like a cool guy, but not so fast compared to some of the other rockets. I was the only person cheering for him in the XC race. I like him and Boots.
 
sam_little

sam_little

Monkey
May 18, 2003
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Portland, OR
OGRipper said:
Cool cat for sure. The million feet thing is ridiculous. And his winning time at Downieville just doesn't make any sense.
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Did you watch the pump track video? He could probably have won downieville on pumps alone. Jeezus he is fast.
 
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I broke all the rules, but somehow still became mo
Sep 6, 2001
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Livin it up in the O.C.
Yeah... Mark is a cool guy.
I used to live up in the Bay area, so I would see him around a bunch.
Before I met him, I always had the impression (or misconception) that he was another stuck-up pro. After talking to him a few times, that is FART from the fact. He and Marla are two of the most down to earth people you will meet.
 
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