Wilson Backcountry Sports is a small bike and ski shop located in Wilson at the base of Teton Pass. They are definitely my favorite shop in the area. They don't keep a lot of product on hand, but they know how to take care of their customers.
Last week, I stopped in to buy stiffer springs for my front shock and rear suspension. Not only did they give me a fork spring they had sitting around, but they even installed it for me on the spot free of charge. I had an order put in for my rear spring and it arrived within a week.
After work today I went to pick up the new parts. I left my bike to have it installed along with a new tube for my rear wheel. They don't charge an arm and leg for labor like the shops in town. I got a call within about twenty minutes to tell me everything was ready. That's customer service.
Plans for tonight: Riding the pass.
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This is my adventure.
This is a place where I share photos and stories from my skiing and life adventures with my family and friends.
In the fall of 2008, I decided to take a break from school and start the lifetime adventure that I’ve always wanted to. In my 1983 Mercedes Benz, I made the 3,700 mile drive from Palmer, Alaska down to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I spent three years in Jackson working hard and playing even harder. I received a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Vermont in May of 2010. While I may not have taken the shortest route to graduation, I never gave up and I learned a lot about both myself and life in general during my adventures and travels over those three years.
I relocated to Anchorage, Alaska in 2011 where I’ve starting my engineering career and continue to live the life I love.
In the fall of 2008, I decided to take a break from school and start the lifetime adventure that I’ve always wanted to. In my 1983 Mercedes Benz, I made the 3,700 mile drive from Palmer, Alaska down to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I spent three years in Jackson working hard and playing even harder. I received a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Vermont in May of 2010. While I may not have taken the shortest route to graduation, I never gave up and I learned a lot about both myself and life in general during my adventures and travels over those three years.
I relocated to Anchorage, Alaska in 2011 where I’ve starting my engineering career and continue to live the life I love.
My name is Kerry
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