Hey, Pinkers, I'm Mike Levy, and this is another episode of the Pink Bike podcast. It's also another

interview episode because I've been really enjoying these one-on-one chats. So that's exactly

what we're going to do again today. I am talking to Chris Curry, who, if you haven't heard

the name before, has been in the cycling industry for a long, long time. He's done some

interesting things during those years, including designing his own patented suspension system

that we're also going to talk about.

And he's also been posting photos of his current project more recently.

A machined aluminum full suspension frame that's made in two halves and then glued together.

You can see photos of that bike on Pink Bike, so check it out if you haven't yet.

And of course,

we're going to include links to his website and all that stuff. So if you haven't listened to any Pink pods before, you might know I've got a soft spot for anyone doing their thing,

their own way, making their own stuff. And that's exactly what Chris has been doing for a while

now. So Chris, thanks for

coming on to chat. Let's start off with talking about where are you and how are you?

Well, thanks for having me on the pod. Mike, I'm based in Vancouver, Washington. I'm originally

from the East Coast. I grew up near Pittsburgh and started my first company out there on the East Coast, my first bike company.

Retail.

That was e-commerce back before e-commerce was a thing.

Was that speed goat, Chris?

Yeah, yeah.

That was speed goat bicycles in 1997.

1999.

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