I ran into Wayne - sporting that same We Are One shirt which I assume he wears 24/7 and especially during business time - this Spring in Kamloops.
He was out doing trail maintenance on a Green level trail. The dirt was baked hard and they were fixing extensive erosion to the trail bed.
Nice to see the sweat equity being invested in building community - not just lip service - especially when you consider the long game of a high end carbon wheel manufacturer vs. beginner trails.
Sept. 7, 2017, 8:30 a.m. - Andrew Major
I ran into Wayne - sporting that same We Are One shirt which I assume he wears 24/7 and especially during business time - this Spring in Kamloops. He was out doing trail maintenance on a Green level trail. The dirt was baked hard and they were fixing extensive erosion to the trail bed. Nice to see the sweat equity being invested in building community - not just lip service - especially when you consider the long game of a high end carbon wheel manufacturer vs. beginner trails.