Turn Your Cycling Passion into a Profession | Jack Burke

[@goldenretriever6261]

I remember Jack when he was a 15 year old kid in Toronto. Now hes a well spoken man

[@dthornew]

Excellent, balanced discussion between experts. Very interesting. Keep it up.

[@dannixon247]

Thanks guys. Nice humility.

[@pano360]

Here in Boise, Matteo is exceptionally inspirational💪 Great discussion; very insightful 🥂

[@JimGaster]

Fascinating interview Anthony!

[@TheRoadmanPodcast]

thanks jim

[@utube7930]

Another analogy from a different walk of life is a chess Grandmaster who has become a KZbinr, now says hes an even better player because the pressure is off

[@cjfetters]

then in the corp world you have the I would be way more ahead if I got going in my early 20;s.

[@Eirikkinserdal]

By definition "pro" means making a living doing something

[@cjfetters]

maybe he just needed a little bit more of the luck part of the pyramid.

[@cjfetters]

how about being in your 50's and spending $10,000 on a bike you don't need... 🙂

[@richardmiddleton7770]

Invaluable if that bike gets ridden almost daily and makes you happy. 👍

[@michealofloinn2539]

When I was young and walked into my local bike shop looking at a particular bike I remember the owner showing me a cheaper one saying. “Isn’t this one is good enough for ya”. How things have changed👍

[@RedGunBullets]

I’m only a cycling fan but as a fan i know the cycling community around races and in my area and most of it is cope and delusions (fantasy) sure hobby is part of it but when most of this cycling fans with super expensive bikes start to nerd out how their new carbon wheels make the bike barely UCI legal while they themselves are 20kg overweight or even more I think what these people are smoking 😅