Hey, Outers. I mean, Pinkers. I'm Mike Levy, your usual host for what will always be the Pink Bike podcast. And everybody listening, you're always going to be Pinkers as well, no matter what happens in the future.

So this is episode 72, and I'm just wondering what the heck we should talk about today.

Nothing really comes to mind right away.

Kaz, do you have an idea for today's podcast?

Was there anything interesting, important?

Maybe caused a bit of an uproar in the news that we should discuss.

I don't know. I can't think of anything. Yeah, I mean, it's been pretty quiet lately. We could probably talk about handlebar sweep,

like our ideal role, something like that. Just a couple hour conversation about handlebar dimensions,

I think would be great.

Grip preferences or something? Yeah, really in-depth stuff. I've got some things to say about

Grip durometer.

Oh, important things.

Okay, everybody, obviously the big thing we're going to talk about today is Pink Bike being acquired by outside last week.

Now, we've got a lot to talk about,

and while the news was definitely met with some mixed emotions

from many Pink Bike users,

and that's me putting on my positive hat

about the absolutely brutal comment section. I think our little podcast will give us a chance to

answer some of those questions and concerns that the pink bike community has. Joining me today is

Mike Casimir, who is down in Bellingham, and I've also got Brian Park here,

partly to answer some of those tough questions about the future, and partly to make sure

I don't say anything too stupid that would get me in trouble. Brian, we knew that the news would

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