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VIDEO: Tom Van Steenbergen Gets Steezy On His DH Bike

Jul 11, 2020 By: Max Ritter
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In case you haven’t heard yet, a few weeks ago Brett Rheeder launched a component company called Title MTB. It’s no surprise that some of his good friends (who happen to be some of the best riders in the world) are rocking the new components on their bikes. Talk about effective product testing. One of those riders, Tom Van Steenbergen, who also happens to have a banger segment in our latest MTB film Accomplice, also just released a super-steezy edit featuring some DH bike eye candy.

RELATED: Catch Tom Van Steenbergen and Friends in TGR’s Accomplice, on Tour NOW

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