New rules and new bikes! MUTN Podcast with Richie Rude and Todd Schumlick

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by George Thompson December 28, 2022 2

In this episode… George, Jack and Emilie try and make sense of the new rule changes. Then they chat with two time EWS Champion Richie Rude about that DSQ in Innerleithen, his battles with Jack Moir and Jesse Melamed, and his return to DH; will there be a new Yeti DH bike? Is there a new Pivot DH bike in the works? There’s definitely a new Intense DH bike and in the final section Todd Schumlick tells us all about the development process, life on Intense Factory Racing and training his Perform X athletes. Enjoy…

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George Thompson

After taking a 17 year break from exercise, George rediscovered mountain bikes in 2008. Six years later, at 40 years of age he started racing Downhill and the following season somehow ended up on the Revolution Bike Park Race Team. As the other members of the team fought for podiums and National Series victories, George searched for mid-pack mediocrity. In a bit to add some value #makingupthenumbers was born; a blog about their race weekends and in particular life towards the back of the field.