The Pinkbike Podcast: Thibault Laly Explains His Many Roles at Pinkbike Racing
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Thibault Laly is a dedicated racer who has spent time on a variety of teams, and for the past two seasons has represented Pinkbike Racing at the top of the game. In this episode, we chat about the story of his racing career so far, this year's Hardline, and what it's like to balance his many PBR responsibilities.
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While you come across a little extreme... everyone should at the very least be buying their local trail network's annual membership to support trail maintenance.
Some people have very busy jobs or family life or both and honestly can't do more than buy a membership. But I agree, you shouldn't be on your local trails if you're not supporting them in some way.
100%
If you have the time and means to be a passionate mountain biker, you have the time and means to support your local trails and/or trail organization. There is literally no argument here.
But the number of jerkwads I see pounding umpteen laps per day on their $20,000 e-bikes that have literally never lifted a shovel, and at-most, have only purchased a $25 cycling club membership is astounding.
If you can throw down for a fancy bike and you have time to ride multiple times per week, you have the time / means to help out in some way on the trails
I'm hoping my arm injury heals up in the next couple of weeks or else I'm donating a days pay lol.
Edit - Not sure why you are being down voted as well. Guess there are people who view the obligation to give back as negative...