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Are those all pitbosses at the end?
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Him and his now wife are genuine people it seems, so I think that has a lot to do with it. I believe John Tomac used too but since social media wasn't a thing back then there isn't any public photos. He and Greg Herbold were some of the first to wear the original E-wires and Sub-Zero's as prototypes. I bet Greg Welch has a nice collection, former world class triathlete and current Oakley multisport manager.I was watching a documentary a while back on Mark Cavendish and there was a part in the film about him having a double wide in his office and his girlfriend saying that this was his new thing of collecting special editions. I thought that this was great that not only is he an Oakley sponsored athlete but he has a genuine interest in the products that he is wearing. It's said that he wont endorse anything that he doesn't believe in so think its nice that he's kept his models that he has been given over the years.
Has anyone else seen other athletes like this?
Yup, three Ducati's, a Titanium and possibly a Tron by the looks of it.Are those all pitbosses at the end?
Him and his now wife are genuine people it seems, so I think that has a lot to do with it. I believe John Tomac used too but since social media wasn't a thing back then there isn't any public photos. He and Greg Herbold were some of the first to wear the original E-wires and Sub-Zero's as prototypes. I bet Greg Welch has a nice collection, former world class triathlete and current Oakley multisport manager.
And still no signature series for him huh?