Hello, everybody.

Welcome back to another Pink Bike podcast.

This one is episode 26 already, and it's all about the most important mountain bikes.

I'm your host, as usual, Mike Levy.

I also have Kazimer. Kazimir, how's it going today?

It's going great. Great, great. And Brian Park here to tell us what actually are factually the most important mountain bikes. According to Brian Park. No, I'll just, yeah, I'll just be right.

The Wikipedia entry.

I already disagree.

You guys also just heard James.

He is here with us too.

He's not reading the news today, though.

He's going to tell us about his three most important mountain bikes.

I guess first, though, what does most important mountain bike mean, Brian?

Does it have to be to us or to the industry or to what?

Yes. Oh. No, it can mean if it was an easy answer, it'd be a really boring podcast. So I want to hear you guys justify why some of these things are important or not important. Everybody's got a different, you know, the temptation is to say that

the bikes from my childhood are the most important or the bike that I loved. Yeah, I know, I looked

at your list. Or, you know, the bike that shaped me into X or whatever. And there are good reasons

for that. But to me, for me, the most important means it has to have left a lasting legacy.

And it has to have changed the industry in some way.

And so previewing, I think that James has a really good answer that I didn't think of, but really good answer there.

So James has a point on the board already all right

what about you kathamer what is when i say most important bikes what does that have to mean to you

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