He had a hard time finding bikes that fit, so he designed one with 36-inch wheels

How did your brand Dirty Sixer get started?

How tall do you have to be for a 32er to make sense?

What are some of the MTB geometry challenges involved in designing around 32" wheels? Does anything get easier in terms of fitting tall riders thanks to the bigger wheels?

Has tire availability limited the development of 32" wheel bikes up until this point?

Are any current MTB forks designed to fit 32" wheels?

You hinted that you're working on a full-suspension mountain bike with 32" wheels. What are the challenges involved in designing a bike like that?

Will a 36er mountain bike ever be viable in terms of tire and fork availability?

There are several comments on your Instagram posts from people who are against the idea of a mountain bike with 32" wheels, seemingly because this would represent another standard. Do you think 32" wheels will ever gain significant traction like 29er wheels did in the early 2000s?

What's next for you in terms of big wheel mountain bike development?