Just curious to your riding experience? Did you race, ride for fun? Moto, trails, or another type of riding? Or have you just been a fan of the sport?
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Guy B's riding credentials?
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I do not mean to speak for him, but he was a factory badass in the BMX world before mastering the fly-shutter. Hit the search feature----there are some very cool pics of the bossman in another thread.
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RacerX/Matthes did a podcast with GuyB (Steve Giberson) back in '09. Worth a listen.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-steve-matthes-show-classics-vol-1/id273715407?mt=2&i=1000315920116
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He's psychosomatic, he can make bikes throw their riders off and do donuts on the ground just by lookin at them.
Just say'n.
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Well, let's just say there's a reason it's good that ML does our bike and product testing. 
I've ridden and raced a fair amount, and I'd say I qualify as terribly slow...on a good day. My earliest races were in the mid-70s, and most recent maybe six years ago.
I've owned everything from an XR80 (fun trail riding in the San Bernardino mountains) to a Hannah-era YZ250, and most recently an RM-Z250.
As others have mentioned, a lot of my background involved BMX, and after that, mountain biking. I was around for a lot of the formative days of both of those sports. The good news is, I get what it takes to go fast, but the bad news is that a lot of my technique is based there.
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GuyB wrote:
Well, let's just say there's a reason it's good that ML does our bike and product testing.
I've ridden and raced a fair amount, and I'd say I qualify as terribly slow...on a good day. My earliest races were in the mid-70s, and most recent maybe six years ago.
I've owned everything from an XR80 (fun trail riding in the San Bernardino mountains) to a Hannah-era YZ250, and most recently an RM-Z250.
As others have mentioned, a lot of my background involved BMX, and after that, mountain biking. I was around for a lot of the formative days of both of those sports. The good news is, I get what it takes to go fast, but the bad news is that a lot of my technique is based there.
Nice. I was just curious and when I googled "Guy B bio motocross vitalmx" it just came up with the short about me from the site section of your profile.
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Less you have ridden better moto journalist you are. Not to name but some old moto journalist have hit their head too much and that effects little too much...
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GuyB is the GOAT when it comes to riding our ass about the content we post.
Yes, yes he is. Is Newmann out of solitary yet?
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downard254 wrote:
GuyB is the GOAT when it comes to riding our ass about the content we post.
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Is Newmann out of solitary yet?
WTF... Free Newmann???
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downard254 wrote:
GuyB is the GOAT when it comes to riding our ass about the content we post.
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Is Newmann out of solitary yet?slipdog wrote:
WTF... Free Newmann???
Yup. The Newmannator done been hoosegow'd....
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Mini Elsinore wrote:
Is Newmann out of solitary yet?slipdog wrote:
WTF... Free Newmann???
Mini Elsinore wrote:
Yup. The Newmannator done been hoosegow'd....
Who? Soon to be Vitals most prolific poster formerly known as Newmann.
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slipdog wrote:
WTF... Free Newmann???
Mini Elsinore wrote:
Yup. The Newmannator done been hoosegow'd....
newmann wrote:
Who? Soon to be Vitals most prolific poster formerly known as Newmann.
Grab a stool. 
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NorCalRedRyder wrote:
Just curious to your riding experience? Did you race, ride for fun? Moto, trails, or another type of riding? Or have you just been a fan of the sport?
Cox will kick his ass.... Yup
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I remember him in all Vision gear snapping shots, or hanging out at the Tower of Love event. He has been around forever.
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RacerX/Matthes did a podcast with GuyB (Steve Giberson) back in '09. Worth a listen.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-steve-matthes-show-classics-vol-1/id273715407?mt=2&i=1000315920116
Good listen and thanks for sharing. Had no idea god's voice sounded like that....interesting
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GuyB wrote:
Well, let's just say there's a reason it's good that ML does our bike and product testing.
I've ridden and raced a fair amount, and I'd say I qualify as terribly slow...on a good day. My earliest races were in the mid-70s, and most recent maybe six years ago.
I've owned everything from an XR80 (fun trail riding in the San Bernardino mountains) to a Hannah-era YZ250, and most recently an RM-Z250.
As others have mentioned, a lot of my background involved BMX, and after that, mountain biking. I was around for a lot of the formative days of both of those sports. The good news is, I get what it takes to go fast, but the bad news is that a lot of my technique is based there.
You need to message me back. I'm trying to get you on The MotoXpod Show.
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Gibby is oldschool in many ways. From the Scott race-face era, to Mongoose bikes with Webco wheels to snappin pix of sprints with a strobe damn near standing on the race surface, the guy is 100% OG.
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Ted722 wrote:
RacerX/Matthes did a podcast with GuyB (Steve Giberson) back in '09. Worth a listen.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-steve-matthes-show-classics-vol-1/id273715407?mt=2&i=1000315920116JRT812 wrote:
Good listen and thanks for sharing. Had no idea god's voice sounded like that....interesting
No problem, god's voice is No. 29 on the sports most influential people in SX/MX. Which, in turn, morphed into a discussion on Vital...car washes, naps, pizza, rockets....it doesn't really matter. This place sometimes. 
As good old Yogi would say, "If there's a fork in the road, take it."
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Aside from his multiple Hell Track wins, he was teammates with Cru Jones. He also spent a few seasons on the Mongoose team with Bart Taylor and the Reynolds twins.
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