Hello, everyone. I'm Mike Levy, and welcome to the Pink Bike podcast. This is number 52.

So if you miss last week's episode, we spent about an hour talking about spy shots, embargoes,

mountain bike media, and how we handle all that stuff.

And I don't know about you guys, but being serious is boring.

And I can only do that about once every four or five episodes.

That's all I have in me.

Which is why we're going to talk about something completely different this time around.

Our most embarrassing moments on a mountain bike.

So as you can imagine, I have countless examples to share with everyone, but it's not just me in today's episode.

I've got Mike Kazimer, my favorite intern.

Kaz, you've been mountain biking for just as long as I have.

I bet you have a whole ton of embarrassing stories.

Oh, yeah, definitely.

I've got a good few to share. Do you have a whole ton of embarrassing stories. Oh yeah, definitely. I've got a good,

a good feud to share. Do you have a bike shop one? You were, used to be a mechanic. I know that.

You worked in a bike shop. Yeah, I mean, I'm sure there's things I've messed up. I've

thought to think about that a little bit more, but I'm sure I forgot to do something that would be embarrassing if I got called out for that. I'm positive. I'll think

of something though. Yeah. I've seen embarrassing things happen. You know, somebody like goes to

take a fork apart without letting the air out and then the top cap blowing up and hitting the

ceiling and things like that. Cass, how did you know that I was going to bring up my shiver story?

Oh, nice. I can't wait.

Nothing really to get excited about just a whole bunch of 10-weight fork oil that was maybe seven years old being blasted into my eyes at a thousand miles an hour.

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