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Hey everybody.

Welcome to Single Tracks podcast.

This is our second episode.

Today we've got three stories for you,

including a review of the Gorilla Gravity Mountain Bike.

It's a brand a lot of people maybe are not familiar with.

We've also got a story about a stolen Bucksaw mountain bike

and also a test ride review from

Greg. He rode Yeti's brand new SB 4.5C out at Vail a couple weekends ago, so we'll have

his review for you.

So first I'm going to start off with Michael Paul's review of Gorilla Gravity.

It's a mountain bike called the Megatrail.

Situated just a stones throwaway from Denver's Mile High Stadium sits an unassuming shop, cranking out some of the

best mountain bikes in the business. And chances are, most riders have never heard of them. Gorilla

Gravity. After pioneering a largely successful downhill bike with the Colorado crowd,

the GGDH, Gorilla Gravity gravity tapped into the Enduro movement with a unique

offering dubbed the Megatrail. There isn't another bike quite like this on the market. For starters,

this American-made wonder bike was designed to be the one quiver shredder for aggressive riders

that can handle the long, lung-crushing climbs in the Colorado Rockies, then rip down

...