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19: Greg Hill has that there were about 250 frame companies when he quit - "you're not making money"

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K5vYyv46cAY
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2025-06-05
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Join us for a short clip of BMX legend Greg Hill "discusses how you are not making money selling frames" - while Greg is in the bidding process of our two-car garage floor. There are more clips in the series coming. Clips that will discuss topics such as Greg's friendship with Harry Leary; Stu Thomsen, Harry Leary, Greg Hill, and Clint Miller practicing gates at Greg Hill's house when he was a teenager; answer the questions: 

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Transcript

The problem is there's too many frame. When we stopped there was like 250
When we stopped there was like 250 different frames on the market, you
different frames on the market, you know. Yeah. And like we we sold almost
know. Yeah. And like we we sold almost like a thousand frames a year almost.
like a thousand frames a year almost. And it was like you're not making any
And it was like you're not making any money selling that.

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