Hey everybody and welcome back to another Pink Bike podcast. This one is episode 69. And to be honest with you guys, I had some big plans for this one.

This one was going to be the UFO episode and I was going to have

interviews with some people that I'm dying to talk to. It was definitely going to be way off topic,

but it's our show and something tells me the next 6,000 podcasts are going to be about mountain

bikes, so who cares? But if there's one thing I'm really good at, it's procrastinating. So here we are

doing another

mountain bike podcast instead of talking about aliens, Kazimer. I'm sorry, everybody. We are going to

do that UFO podcast at some point, I promise. So stay tuned for that. And if you've seen some weird

shit in the sky, tell me about it in the comments. Mike Kazmer is here.

Kaz, speaking of weird shit, I'm excited for today's podcast. We're going to be talking about

some of the weird, very strange bikes we've owned over the years. And in hindsight, some of them

are pretty questionable. I'm not sure what we were thinking back then, Kaz.

Yeah, for sure. And I think, especially you, you've got some very special specimens we can dig into.

It's going to be a good one. I can make a lot of fun of you. I feel like, Kaz, you're going to be super mean about this, about me and my old bike.

So I brought Sarah Moore here. Sarah is going to bring the positive vibes.

She's also going to judge these things. But before we get to that, Sarah, what's the scariest bike you've ever owned? I did buy a BMX bike at one point. And that just like going back

and forth between the little wheels and big wheels is really scary and I think

slightly dangerous if you're not used to it. You know why, right? It's because you're an adult.

Those are children's bikes almost. Yeah, I should have bought it when I was like eight,

but I bought it when I was, you know, 25. Yeah. Showed out to all the BMXers out there,

all the people that ride BMX bikes, because that is,

all the skill is required, eh, Cass?

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