Spoke

Welcome to Spokes, the Hub Crawl after show.

The place where the crawl never really ends.

It just gets louder, loopier, and way more opinionated.

it's nitpicking yeah um i think jared actually commented that the the shorter rim the shorter spoke length could make it feel ever so slightly more when you hit a bump that you might feel it oh sure if you're running a hard 15 or tie obviously you can offset a lot of that with Pressure.

Yes, yes, yes.

Spokes become a big part of it.

Spoke counts, things I never looked at ever, or obviously on the hubs, which is where they go into.

Is there any...

So when you do impact, you do get, the carbon does flex out a little bit.

So yeah, so there's definitely a little bit of compliance on impact.

Spokes, we've gone for, we've gone for pillar triple butted.

They've also got a big event coming up that we've probably talked about almost every year over the past nearly two decades since this event has been going on, and we'll invite you to roll into it.

Yeah, I'm talking about their Folks on Spokes event.

And speaking of wheels...

We want to first remind you about another new organization to our program.

So we're really excited for this partnership.

Yeah, and a big chunk of the support that your now expanded organization is going to need.

to be able to continue delivering the utmost in services that you guys have been known for, as well as your newly acquired partnership has been known for, is this Folks on Spokes and Step Forward event.

It's always going to be Focus on Spokes to me.

"Richard Harcourt, died 1898, a gracious servant of the Lumen Company." I realized I wasn't quite sure what I was looking for.

I'd been on a tour here when I was younger, but it was really just showing off some of the more famous names and marveling at the oldest tombs Spokes radiated out of the central circle, and on a whim, I followed one.

It was a short path, only enough room for two family tombs on each side.

There was a beautiful Gothic pattern carved from the tops of each of the doorways, along intricate lines that all met and converged into a pattern of a tree on the wall at the end of the path.

Almost like he did something that turned out much worse than he had planned.

He threw a stick in the spokes-

Spokes, yes

... of his bicycle, and the kid went over the handlebars or whatever.

And broke his arm.