
Show Notes
For this one, we sit down exactly how we imagined it in the early days of the podcast: Just two good buddies having a chat, talking about bikes and things that could be. After almost 4 years and over 80 episodes, we could finally make it happen!
In our chat, we relive the Best Ride Of The Year in Thun with all the ups and downs and the many impressions of the day. But more importantly, we reflect on our process, the learnings from the event and the improvements we can make towards an even better ride of the year in 2025!
As we mention in the recording, Darren Mace, the Trail Tracker, has just released a set of videos from the day on his Youtube channel. Make sure to check those out to get some impressions of the day!
Skids & Giggles Best Ride of the Year 2024 (Thun) - Part 1
Unreal trails near Thun with the Skids & Giggles Podcast crew - Part 2
Many thanks also to Yannik Wälti and Roger Schütz for their help in putting the day together and to Josh Curtis for the coffee!
Skids & Giggles Alumni on the ride:
Luise Rohland: Zürtrails Antenne #5, Ep41, Ep23
Felix Lüttin of 612 Parts: Ep49, Ep74
Stefan Lorenz of Scar Cycles
Reto Aebischer
Darren Mace, Trail Tracker Switzerland: Ep 33, Ep 64
Esteban “Yeti” Zimmermann
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