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21: Greg Hill shares that when he shut down GHP and got out of BMX -his phone never rang- "stopped"

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Y2uPJS-hj0Y
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2025-06-06
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Join us for a short clip of BMX legend Greg Hill heard crickets when he shut down GHP - 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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And the biggest problem is like this is a prime example. When I got out of BMX
a prime example. When I got out of BMX and shut GHP down completely, we had
and shut GHP down completely, we had probably 35 or 40 support teams. They
probably 35 or 40 support teams. They each had like anywhere from 5 to 20
each had like anywhere from 5 to 20 riders. Like my my phone never rang.
riders. Like my my phone never rang. It's just completely stopped.

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