
"Goodie bag!" I'm not used to "freebies"; by the time Dave or Martin and I stumble into the press room at races, all the goodies have gone - but we have the best suntans.
However, when Jim McFarlane mentioned "goodie bag" I was out to Livingston like a ferret.
It seemed like a shame to waste a trip to Endura and not interview the main man. The timing was perfect, Jim was just back from seeing his boys in action at Haut Var.
EH: Was the pro team your decision, Jim?
JM: "It was a joint decision between the directors, Kevin Haig, Pamela Haig and myself."
EH: For the cost of a team, you could have done a lot of glossy advertising.
JM: "In the UK we're market leaders in the mountain bike clothing field. But to be competitive against the high end road clothing manufacturers we need a platform, a show case for our new Equipe range which is launched at the end of March. We need to show that our road clothing is credible - and of course, there's the product development aspect." Continued...
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