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EPISODE · Sep 21, 2024 · 1H 26M

Alex Morgan of Buffalo Composite Designs; The Mad Scientist of Vintage DH Bikes

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In this episode of the Vintage Downhill Podcast we catch up with Alex Morgan of Buffalo Composite Designs. A self taught engineer, bike builder and downhiller; Alex - along with his brother Hawke - has been designing, building and racing carbon downhill bikes since the early 1990's. Innovating such things as the "2X4" multi-pivot bikes, internally geared DH bikes and the worlds first 29'er downhill bikes - all full carbon and handmade by Alex and BCD. Today Alex is living the dream with his wife and ranch animals in New Mexico. Still riding, racing and promoting.Check out his gravel series at https://www.instagram.com/nmgravel/ Alex has done several long distance rides in Patagonia and has many pictures/videos detailing that experience. https://www.instagram.com/bikeraftagonia/ Also check out the Shimano film "The Path Less Travelled" All about Alex and his riding.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f2dTPGZ6CE&t=323s

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In this episode of the Vintage Downhill Podcast we catch up with Alex Morgan of Buffalo Composite Designs. A self taught engineer, bike builder and downhiller; Alex - along with his brother Hawke - has been designing, building and racing carbon downhill bikes since the early 1990's. Innovating such things as the "2X4" multi-pivot bikes, internally geared DH bikes and the worlds first 29'er downhill bikes - all full carbon and handmade by Alex and BCD. Today Alex is living the dream with his w...

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