Eric “EC” Carter is a fundamental figure in the mountain bike culture. His easy-going demeanor and welcoming smile can be deceiving, EC is one of the most competitive and seasoned athletes in the sport. His drive to succeed has earned him multiple National and World Championship titles. Look for EC at more festival events this year and supporting his flagship Mongoose Tribe program.

Andrew Neethling is a force to be reckoned with on the down hill course. Hailing from South Africa where they do everything a bit bigger, Andrew has proved himself on the World Cup and US National series. In fact, Andrew won a NORBA event on his third attempt and made the top ten in the World Cup circuit two years in a row.  Look for Andrew again this year on the 2008 World Cup DH Circuit!

Steve Romaniuk is the newest addition to our Mongoose team. Steve has been a prominent figure on the western Canadian freeride scene and heavily exposed through media such as “Dropin” (seasons two, three and four); the film “ROAM” and his own internet TV program “STUND.”   Look for Steve this year in the latest version of "Kranked 7".

Andrew Cho is one of two Mongoose riders that lives in British Columbia and loves it.  Andrew is currently our only flow rider on the team but he is rocking the Goose just the same.  Andrew is no stranger to big jumps and gaps and he enjoys teaching the kiddies at the MTB parks in Whistler to do the same.

John Hauer is a well known MTB rider on the Northern California scene.  His career started out in BMX but quickly moved to MTB as he yearned for the fast rush of speed that only a DH course can give.  John currently races and rides DH, 4X but is also more than willing to try his hand at an endurance race such as the 24 Hours of Adrenaline.  We are happy welcome this jack of all trades to our Mongoose flow program. 

Jamie Lee aka "Uncle Jimmi" is one of the newest members of our flow team. Originally from sunny Florida, he’s relocated to Michigan (yes, Michigan) and has recently started supporting Mongoose. He’s from a family of motorcyclists so riding something with wheels has been part of his life from the beginning. His Grandpa owned a BSA / Norton / Triumph dealership that became his uncle’s Yamaha dealership. His mom drove his sister and him to preschool on a Yamaha 350 at the same time (him in the front, older sis’ in back). He’s been riding ever since. Welcome Uncle Jimmi!