Video: Marshall Eames gets wild on Norcal Hills
Marshall grew up in the East Bay of Northern California and he knows how to ride the terrain.
In the beginning, mountain biking started in t-shirts, denim, and work boots. Rebels and pioneers repurposed simple beach cruisers to shake, chatter, and implode down sun-cracked washboards. And yet, all these years later, the t-shirt remains at the core of the trail aesthetic, loose fitting and stylish with no need for aerodynamics, zippers, or logos, and so ubiquitous, it’s what you’re already wearing.
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Music: MC Cullah – I’m a Lonely Soul; Rider: Marshall Eames; Shooting & Editing: Elliot Wilkinson-RayUnfortunately the traditional tee often fails in the context of aggressive riding. Quickly saturated with sweat, the moisture-absorbing cotton transforms into a heavy mop. The Kitsbow Ride Tee pays homage to the origins of our sport and the simplicity of a t-shirt, but uses modern technology to make it supremely comfortable, functional, and subtly refined with a few aesthetic touches. Its merino blend, Henley cut, and tritone medley of color, evokes classical innovation – not a divergence from the path but merely a new chapter. Marshall Eames was the perfect rider for our visual representation of what the Ride Tee is, he’s aggressive, fast, and incredibly athletic. The perfect jersey for Marsh is one that looks rad on the descent, but also needs to wick sweat during workouts or between stages on the enduro circuit.
Throughout the season, Marshall wore this outfit on every race and training ride. Photo by Capo Cycling
Learn more about the Ride Tee at www.kitsbow.com.
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