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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today I'm here with Aaron and Greg to talk about electronics on the mountain bike trail.

Technology is creeping into everyone's lives these days, and so I was interested to talk to Aaron and Greg about how technology is being used on the mountain bike trail today.

So we're going to go through a number of things from music to cameras to GPS units.

And I'm going to start off with talking about music.

Do you guys ride with music or headphones when you're on the trail?

It's been years since I've done that, honestly.

But the one time I've really enjoyed using music on the trail is like if I'm doing

like ultra endurance training, like talking five plus hour rides, especially on terrain I know

and I'm not riding with anybody else, then maybe I'll use some music.

But I love getting out on the trail and just like, you know, tuning into the sounds of nature

around me and then getting time to like mentally process like my week or what's going on at work

or, you know, in family life while I'm out on the bike, like some of my best thinking time.

But I generally find

once I've been out there for three or four hours, I've thought about everything I've got to

think about. So I'm just done with it. Greg reaches the end of his brain. Like, yeah, I got nothing.

I have solved all the world's problems. Time to listen to some music. Yeah, I'm like, I'm like you,

Greg. I definitely don't use music. Yeah, I'm like, I'm like you, Greg. I definitely don't

use music typically on my rides. I say same thing. Like if I'm riding, if I'm doing some

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