Canyon rider Sam Pilgrim has announced his 13 year contract with Monster Energy has come to an end. Apparently there are no hard feelings and he’s got plans for promoting brands in the future, with exciting things to come.
So, who could sponsor Mr Today Is Going To Be Epic next? We have some ideas for sponsors and future videos…
Some sort of kombucha company to get him all healthy and chakras aligned?
‘My scobie exploded and the mess was epic!’
‘Riding gnarly features but my gut biome is zen!’
Lucozade, inexplicably popular with teenagers, and the most found brand on trail cleans?
‘Lucozade, for sick tricks as well as when you’re sick and old’
Nescafe
‘Can a cyclist survive instant coffee?’
Yorkshire Tea
Can you imagine the outcry? ‘My next gap jump is bigger than the north/south divide!’
Rich Energy
Well, now we’re just being silly. Who would you like to see sponsoring Sam Pilgrim?
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Dead Bull!
Seriously, Carabao is another Thai Energy Drink thats appearing over here
Carabao is a kind of bull, and also the biggest thai rockband
Their logo is a bulls skull
How about nobody. Clearly monster have decided he doesn’t represent value for money using whatever assessment criteria they have. The question is will he offer anyone else what they consider value for money
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