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Hello and welcome to the Pink Bike podcast. We have a good episode lined up today. It's kind of a classic crew. We have everybody. There's no, no special guests, just myself, Matt Beer, Stefan Palletier, Darro de Julio. And we're all here and we're going to chat about bikes, just like the old times. Good old days. Good old days. A trip down memory lane if you yeah yeah we talk about the bikes

the bikes that left the lasting impression that we still remember after all these years

kind of based on an article that dario did recently where he spruced up an old transition

sentinel and got us talking about the bikes that we would still ride if we still have them or

maybe would still ride so we'll had them or maybe would still ride.

So we'll talk about that pretty soon.

But let's start with just a quick show and tell, kind of highlight some of the projects

that we've been working on that came out this week or coming out in the future.

Like Matt, you had a Shimano XT Wireless Drive Train review came up this week.

What's the give the too long, did not read synopsis of that stuff.

Still shifts and feels very much like Shimano XT.

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