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Jay Seiter - Research and Development Engineer
Maintenance: DIY or leave it to the pros?
- I’ve always been a tinkerer and at least believed that I could fix my own bike. As a younger rider, I tackled many issues myself and despite learning the lessons the hard way more times than I’d like to admit, it has given me a pretty decent skill set to fix my bikes. As I became an engineer, I began to actually understand more about how things were designed and was able to set up components more analytically with less trial and error. Considering that the typical path into the cycling industry is through starting in a bike shop, I would say I am a bit atypical. Though I spent about six months working at Bay Road Bikes in Hamilton, Mass., I was on my own to figure out most of what I know today
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Jim Hale - Sales Manager
Which of your bikes is most noteworthy? Why?
- My Independent Fabrication Crown Jewel. It was handcrafted in the USA! One of my best friends gave it to me, and it’s the nicest bike I’ve ever owned.
jhale@pedros.com |
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Matty Bracken - Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Product Development
Tell us a story about your coworkers
- I like the multi-faceted background of my co-workers and support them for being who they are.
Don’t let your obsession kill your passion - sometimes as you ride - it is nice to pull over and enjoy the view and realize where you came from and realize that it is best to enjoy the journey as much as the destination.
matt@pedros.com |
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