We're looking for as racers in a heart health as we want something that's going to be fast, it's going to be light and it's going to be reactive. So when we were talking to Orbea about what we wanted in our race heart health, we want something that's going to be fast both up and down. So for us that means we have to be able to deliver our power efficiently to the ground and have that quick acceleration. But it also has to be a bike that is capable of descending pretty gnarly trails fast and comfortable. Obviously light you're going to want to light for going up the climbs for any accelerations that you're doing. The stiffness is also going to be incredibly important in those accelerating. Sometimes when you're accelerating, when you really want to deliver every ounce of power that you're putting through your legs, you want to transfer that to the ground and move you forward. With a heart tail, you are looking for a bike that's going to be compliant. But what I mean by that is that you want a bike that's going to absorb all the bumps and rough spots on the trail and also provide you traction. I feel like I'm positioned right over the pedal so that I'm in the proper position to be delivering power. But also I'm centered over the bike so that when I'm descending I feel super comfortable and able to maneuver the bike. I have tried 29ers. I've tried the earlier models and later models of it. And what I always find is that when I get back on the 275, it just fits me properly. Having the right fit on your bike is so much more important than the wheel size in terms of how you're going to perform. Definitely as a racer, one of the most important things that we require on a bike is that is reliable because it doesn't matter how good your legs are. If your bike doesn't make it to the finish line, there's going to be no podiums for you. So that's something that I've always loved about Orbea as a company and the Alma is that it's been incredibly reliable and it holds up to you. All of the toughest challenges that we throw at it.