Robbie Bourdon is a freeride

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r from

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. He is sponsored by Intense Cycles,

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and Oakley.

Career

A former member of the Kona Clump Team, he has appeared in all the New World Disorder videos. In 2001, Bourdon placed 5th in the All Terrain Mountain Bike Challenge in Jindabyne,

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and 3rd in the

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in Virgin, Utah.

References

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