I would suggest anyone who needs a bike to consider applying. Even those roadies who are thinking of mountain season but don't have a bike, Kyle, Jeff. They seem to be pretty good builds for sport bikes not team/race bikes. But for no reason should you need any more than that for what they are marketing here.
On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 7:44 PM, Tyler <[email protected]> wrote: > I saw this article on pinkbike today and I though someone of the > people in the club might find it worth applying to be part of their > "flight crew." The article below explains it and the second link is > their website. The first link has the facebook page link to more > details. But basically they take normal riders/racers and give them > their bikes (like a sponsorship but you don't need to be a pro) to > spread the word about their company. I think for some of the people > in the club especially those looking for new or better bikes and gear > could actually get in their "crew". Their description fits many of > our club members; rides bikes for fun, occasionally races, travels > around for the races to different areas, talks to people, etc... Being > on the team in general might help the cause. > Plus you get to go to Sea Otter in California for one of the biggest > bike conventions in the world. I actually remember seeing a guy > during the app state race who was part of this program and he was a B > or C rider so they don't even pick based on ability. > > http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Airborne-Flight-Crew-2011.html > > http://www.airbornebicycles.com/Products/ProductCategories.aspx
