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Hey everybody, welcome to the Single Tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today my special guest is Jeff Kendall Weed.

So Jeff has worked in the mountain bike industry for more than a decade for multiple brands,

including Lazzine, Ibis, and WTB.

It's also a well-known YouTube video producer, a rad writer, and advocate

for the sport of mountain biking. When he's not traveling, Jeff is based in Bellingham, Washington,

where he lives with his wife. Thanks for joining us, Jeff. Thanks for having me. It's an honor to be

here, Jeff. Yeah, so let's get started with how you got started. How'd you get into mountain biking?

That's a good question. As a kid, I always wanted to literally ride a dirt bike. My neighbor had some old XR 400 or something and built jumps and as the school bus would drive by his house. I would always see him and he sent it pretty good. So that was like, man, I want to do that. And the closest I could get to that was taking my

sister's bike at the time and building jumps in the driveway and sending it. A parents always said no

to a dirt bike. And then after a while, they eventually said yes to a BMX bike. So sort of racing some

BMX and just riding dirt jumps. And I was never very good at all. And then a few years after the BMX started,

a good friend of mine took me out on a mountain bike ride on a loner bike and I had a blast. It was

super fun. That might have been 1996 or so. And I grew up right by the Soquel demonstration forest

outside of Santa Cruz. Like I could ride to it from my parents' house as a 12, 13 year old.

Nice. So yeah, I would just always, basically I started riding mountain bikes whenever it was too

wet and raining to ride BMX bikes. So for about six or seven years there, I only rode in like

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