CAN'T DECIDE BETWEEN AN EVIL OR A V10, NEITHER CAN PALMER

I just found this “exclusive” clip over on Littermag.com. It’s a glimpse into a day spent with Shaun Palmer at the SolVista Bike Park. He tested Santa Cruz V10 and Evil Revolt downhill bikes, pondering a comeback to the world of mountain bike racing. Keep your eye on Spoke and Littermag to see what he chooses.

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June 26, 2009 at 00:17
Evil super team with Vanderham and Lehikoinen
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June 26, 2009 at 00:17
Evil super team with Vanderham and Lehikoinen
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CAN’T DECIDE BETWEEN AN EVIL OR A V10, NEITHER CAN PALMER