Episode 22 - Does Your Riding Style Match Your Personality?

The Pinkbike Podcast

Pinkbike

Sports, News

4.8 • 718 Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

We've all got a buddy or two who seem to depend on nothing more than luck to hold it together, be it their life or most of their rides. They usually pull it off somehow, but 'disaster pending' is probably the best way to describe, well, most things about them.

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0:00.0	Hello, world, and welcome to episode 22 of the Pink Bike podcast. I'm Mike Levy, your host, as
0:17.5	usual. Today, we're talking about if your riding style matches your personality.
0:23.4	And as usual, I have James. James, you're going to read the news. But first, how's it going today?
0:28.8	Yeah, good. Thank you. You wrote some bikes on the weekend? I wrote a curly bar bike, yeah.
0:34.3	That counts. That counts. We also have Sarah Moore with us, Sarah. How's it going
0:38.6	today? And did you ride bikes? Yeah, I've been in Revue for the long weekend, so I rode all the
0:43.7	bicycles for three days. Nice. And as always, Kasmer, how many times did you ride bikes? I rode three
0:51.4	bikes and three days. Three rides, three days, something like that.
0:54.5	Yeah.
0:54.6	Three different bikes?
0:56.7	Two different bikes.
0:58.0	I was testing, but I mean, I was just riding too.
0:59.9	Yeah, both.
1:00.8	But yeah, I wrote a lot like usual.
1:02.5	Okay.
1:03.2	Still not ski season.
1:04.3	I'll let you know once that ski season counts, we'll switch it up.
1:06.8	It's coming too soon.
1:09.4	I got a question for you guys.
1:11.5	Do you guys think your writing style matches your personality?
1:16.7	Yes or no?
1:18.6	Yeah, mine sort of does.
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