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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

Today, I'm here with Greg and Aaron,

and we're going to be talking about some of the mountain bike news from this week.

Just a quick note, this week we meant to have two podcasts,

but we screwed up the recording on one of them.

So next week, we'll be back with a more

regular schedule of two podcasts a week. Today, I want to start off by talking about the Red Bull

Rampage. There's been some commentary online, basically starting with Brandon Terman's article

on Vital MTV, talking about the risk versus the reward for Red Bull

athletes. And I wanted to hear what you guys thought, Aaron and Greg, about what these

athletes are risking and whether it's worth it. I think the risk and the reward are both incredibly big in Red Bull Rampage, especially the risk.

Writers have talked about pretty well just how absolutely insane the event is.

The riders are risking death, serious injury, paralysis,

even in situations that aren't necessarily as insane as

rampage, mountain bikers, especially on the pro level, are risking those things. Look at Martin

Ashton. He got paralyzed and he wasn't even, you know, doing rampage. He was totally confident

in what he was doing and there's a fluke accident

and now he's paralyzed. So I think that's sort of always on the line and no more so than

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