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Depends on where you live. Compared to most US riders, yes. Compared to Brits and Aussies, no.

I like the concept of Winterviews, but I think Tippie should be doing the interviewing. Ryan B. is trying, but his delivery is so forced it's almost painful to watch.

I think your sarcasm-o-meter is broken...

I'm pretty sure he's not taking pot shots at mountain bikers who don't live in the mountains. It's more of a comment about using mountain bikes to their fullest potential, to push them (and the sport) to the limit. It's not that it's impossible to advance the sport in Omaha or Tallahassee, it's that mountain bikes perform best on the terrain they were designed for. In Aggy's case, the bike he rides does exceptionally well on burly, big-mountain terrain. I'd recommend taking your bike to the mountains and seeing what it's all about - it sounds like you've been stuck wherever you are for too long . P.S. I know Aggy is more hardcore than me.

Galby's fun on all bikes - I've been riding my hardtail a lot, and the Demo was looking lonely, so I took it out for some fresh air.

Awesome article, Brad. Parents aren't going to know what to think when their kids start asking for Time Machines. "You need what? I just bought you a GoPro."

Sure I do - I just don't find poor grammar funny. But jokes about STDs, trannies, shockers...keep 'em coming.