Credit for the sticker concept goes to Tyler Maine (previously known as Pinkbike-Tyler). I saw it on the back of his lid years ago riding up to The Den for an FVMBA Fun-duro race and was still laughing the next morning. I don't know why it's so damn funny (as generally I get along with everyone I meet who rides a mountain bike!) but it gets me every time. Glad you appreciate it!
It was made by the same friend who delivered my first 'Drew-Bob' sticker to me randomly at the night shift I used to work (Text at like midnight: "Come out to the parking lot!") when my wee one started calling me that. Actually, the stickers she has made that are on my bikes have more value to me than a lot of the high-end parts I ride.
Nov. 11, 2020, 4:45 p.m. - Andrew Major
Credit for the sticker concept goes to Tyler Maine (previously known as Pinkbike-Tyler). I saw it on the back of his lid years ago riding up to The Den for an FVMBA Fun-duro race and was still laughing the next morning. I don't know why it's so damn funny (as generally I get along with everyone I meet who rides a mountain bike!) but it gets me every time. Glad you appreciate it! It was made by the same friend who delivered my first 'Drew-Bob' sticker to me randomly at the night shift I used to work (Text at like midnight: "Come out to the parking lot!") when my wee one started calling me that. Actually, the stickers she has made that are on my bikes have more value to me than a lot of the high-end parts I ride.