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Eric hosts a podcast and has constant client interaction, it's no surprise that he was able to get some interesting info from Chris....that and Chris is never at a loss for words 😂😂

appreciate you watching

Horse, horse-people, and cyclist interactions need to be taken seriously.

This was Chris's first episode with the team, safe to say he fits right in!

100 bucks somebody takes this seriously and looses their shit.

#facts

The Tolley train is here!!!

Glad you dig it! Thanks for watching, be sure to subscribe and we'll keep them going!

Thanks for the love

@@statebicycle The correct reply was, "Can't stop. Don't want to either."

Thanks for watching 🙏glad you dig it.

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planning on more for sure!

I love Chris

Glad you enjoyed it!

These two are like yin and yang ☯

Totally. Such a good match. Laughed the second time even more!

Indeed, hopefully more to come!

awwww thanks 😊

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Check out the blog for behind the scenes: www.statebicycle.com/blogs/news/riding-fixed-up-mountains-with-pros-episode-9-mt-graham

You must be spinning on that, my knees hurt just reading this lol

That was what stood out to me (as the driver) the most. He looked just as smooth going up as going down. The form is incredible.

@@statebicycle it's the pelvis.

Thanks for the love! Appreciate it.

48x13 is intense.

Will do! We plan 4 episodes per year, so expect one in about 3 months :D

It's an amazing climb for sure!

Glad you enjoyed! Be sure to check out episodes 1-8.... there are some bangers

4 per year is about as many as we can handle right now.... who should we interview next?

State Bicycle Co. Courtenay McFadden or Cody Kaiser. Kabush if you can get him he rides gravel ;p(I'm a mountain biker originally) Alex Howes, Tom Zirbel. apologizes for any spelling mistakes. NorCal cyclist Jeff and vegan cyclist Tyler ? Kind of pro and KZfaq stuff could make for a good interview. Lance Haidet, Keegan Swenson. I could name more so you see why I say you need more episodes lol. They are great btw love the humour. Come to Canada Vancouver or Vancouver island. Kristi Lay, Catharine Pendrel, Mical dyck

We know you will be ;)

important #tolleytip

🙏 thank you so much. Glad you liked it. Be sure to subscribe and check out the previous episodes. We'd love to do more, but I think we're sticking with a quarterly / 4 per year schedule, for now, to focus on quality over quantity!

Extra leverage for climbing

Glad to pleasantly surprise you

I AM A BUNDLE OF SURPRISES

For sure! We'll have one in the next 1-2 episodes 🙏

15% will get ya every time

Don't be so hard on yourself.... you're AT LEAST 11% as good as Marcotte ;)

It isn't. Most of it is stock type of music aside from the decent song which is credited in the descriptiuon

what is the difference (asking sincerely)?

@@statebicycle Techno is more or less the reason edm exists. it has a very long history starting in detroit in the early 80s. edm is mostly referred to house genres, dubstep and similar. also edm is mostly around 120-125 bpm whilst techno starts at 125 with a more or less open end. techno is also more monotonous with repeating rhythms or melodies in 8/16 or 32 bars. house i.e. has shorter loops. furthermore you can tell the difference by comparing what you hear to "utz utz utz utz" (techno) or "utz katz utz katz" (house). but that's only to give an idea and it's not a safe method to distinguish techno from edm. both communities are vastly different. whilst edm is the colorful and happy side of the electronic genre, techno represents the serious and dark side. the techno scene is incredibly welcoming and open minded. greatest parties you can go to in terms of vibes and people. my experiences with edm weren't even remotely as good. the techno community tends to be elitist. we differentiate mainstream techno from straight techno. mainstream techno tends to have low production value (recycled samples, melodies and rhythms) which kinda kills the beauty of techno. they may sound nice but it always feels like you heard that track before even though you didn't. techno generally requires more experience and knowledge of music and sounds then edm as you have very few sounds to work with so they have to be more profound to sound right in the bigger picture. furthermore it's hard to create emotion with few sounds which is one of the reasons i love it so much. it's a musical representation of fast paced minimalism. if you're interested in getting to know techno i can recommend the youtube channels HATE and Jaelos. that would be straight techno. Drumcode would be considered mainstream/low production value techno. i'm personally from germany and the techno scene here is really big due to the 90s. maybe that's the reason why we value it so much that we are not part of the edm community. i heard that it's not really the case in the US as mdma never took off as much as in europe.

@@statebicycle www.technostation.tv/techno-vs-edm-complete-illustrated-guide/ This was pretty entertaining. Great episode btw!

EDM is poppy, techno is underground

I also live in scottsdale and am moving back to austin texas we also listen to the same music hmu we should ride some time

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It's in the video!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iMxpeKZ40r7bo4U.html

Roughly 8%

Chris is on the Undefeated II , Eric is on the Black Label v2 Matte Black

yes sir

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