The first race of the 2023 F1 season is here and so are Henry and Levy with their terrible opinions. We also get into Checo suing Pinkbike, and Levy shares his story about that one time he touched Jenson Button. 

We also get into their US origins, how they handled Covid, e-bike sales versus mountain bike sales, marketing advice, and of course we asked about headset cable routing.

YouTube explained by a retired YouTuber.

Chris also gets into leaving Titus and that the time he wanted to buy an In-N-Out Burger, e-bikes sales versus mountain bike sales, and running a bike company during the pandemic. 

We also get into the most impressive riding he's seen at Rampage, owning property with jumps, and declassified rocket testing. 

We also talk about why some of their bikes look similar, the evolution of VPP suspension, and when we might see a new V10.

Aside from the price tags, is there anything you miss about bikes from ten or twenty years ago?

Looking into our crystal ball to see the future of enduro racing and the new bikes we might see in 2023. 

Rob also talks about Specialized, how PON Holdings came into the picture, and if he's sold more Skateboards than Tony Hawk. 

If you had to come up with a riding resolution for the coming year, what would it be?