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Anyone got the story behind this?
I remember Dan Sani from back in the day. (Rode for Suzuki as an amateur, had a cool little part in the prospects video when he won mammoth) but I don’t know his relationship with the DBK brand or Twitch.
I remember Dan Sani from back in the day. (Rode for Suzuki as an amateur, had a cool little part in the prospects video when he won mammoth) but I don’t know his relationship with the DBK brand or Twitch.
Is there a DBM (Dirt Bike Men) sister brand? I'd probably be interested in purchasing a shirt with a different brand name. I just can't bring myself as a grown man in his 30's to wear anything implying that I'm still a kid.
Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
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I simply implied that I like the style of the clothing, but I'm personally not a fan of grown men wearing a brand that makes them all think they are still kids. Sorry that it rubbed you the wrong way.
Maybe post it in the About Vital Mx section, its really popular down there.
Oh, and, I don't wear the Chinos/Ben Davis/Huge Shorts & all that...But, it's a look that's always worked for Twitch. That's "who he is" and the DBK stuff he sells is actually pretty damn nice. The Anthem T screams "Murica!" and the LT. Dan Windbreaker is excellent for after-surf/ski.
I, for one, am proud of the dude and what he's accomplished. He's spent over a decade promoting the simple idea that what we do is fun and is a huge component of "who we are".
I like what he's done with his brand.
I'm jus' diggin' it...
Manny
But what is cool is sponsoring the pala national.
That as core moto as it gets, and right on to Twitch and the DBK guys.
But my question was more to the back story on the brand?
What does Dan Sani have to do with any of this?
Pit Row
I not only commend Jeremy for what he has done but the family he has and the people for supporting him. He saw an opportunity in freestyle and simply busted his ass to get a name for himself. A true rags to riches story by inventing himself to huge demographic in our industry. Look, you may not be into the portrayed lifestyle and that’s fine. That doesn’t mean that lifestyle doesn’t exist.
He didn’t hide from his Tourette’s he actually embraced it. Created a name with it. A true believer in himself. 100%
After he and the Mulisha had a falling out, I sat back and saw a few different clothing brands jump on the Twitch bandwagon. I don’t know the full story there but it appeared they needed him more than he needed them because he eventually went on and built what he has. DBK
By simply watching Instagram, this has come from a garage shop in which he often posted him and his wife doing the day to to day operations, to a now thriving business that just sponsored a national.
Nothjng but respect for this guy. He’s taken the bulls by the horn and pioneered his own way. Giving back to the sport, it also appears that brand hired riders and ex riders that are often seen working at the shop.
In this crazy time time of the world, I would think a story like this would make people motivated and hungry as it shows with hard work and a dream anything can work.
More bad shit happens from drunks than stoners....
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Sippin' on gin and juice, laid back
With my mind on my money
And my money on my mind”
Thanks
The rest of y'all hatin' on it must not get it. That shit is FUNNY. Laaaaaiiiid back!
Shit's gettin' real!
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