Peter Grünfeldt Interview:

Where do you live?
Nacka outside Stockholm, Sweden


Describe yourself in max. 10 words:
Short, tired in the mornings, rides for fun


Name some of the things you do during the day, besides bikeriding:
Work, pestering Niels on MSN, read and lately driving cars


Name 3 (or more) good things about bikeriding:
Its exercise for free, keeps the mind of stuff and you get to know a bunch of people that you'd never meet otherwise.


What's your favorite thing to ride?
Street, but in the confinements of the skatepark its probably the spine. I can't ride it so just jumpimg it clean makes me happy.


If you could change one thing, what would it be?
In riding I' take away the stupid fear I have of transitions. In life there are so many things happening that could be better so I don't know where to start.


Where is the best place you have travelled to?
Japan because it was a great experience both on and of the bike. And the North of Sweden.


Where would you like to travel to?
Australia and pretty much anywhere where I can see new stuff.


If you could be a superhero, who would you be?
I'd be Sandman, he's a villain but he has cool powers.


Favorite food?
Lately anthing seafood related.


Favorite drink?
For getting drunk Jim Beam, otherwise Loka water.


Which music are you listening to at the moment?
A mix CD with Death Metal and Gangster Rap


Whats more important to you, contests or videoparts?
Videoparts but I don't stress to much about any of it.


What inspires you?
Seeing someone pull something hard, or my friend Grotto playing X-box. If I could concentrate like that when riding I'd be the man.


Has there been any situations, things or people that has changed your life significantly?
Yes

What would your ideal day be like?
Wake up early feeling like I slept just right, have a light breakfast and coffe, ride good somewhere good. See a good movie with friends, read a bit in bed before falling asleep. I'd be happy.


Most important item to bring on trips?
Probably a VISA card, but keeping track of my kneepads is high priority.


What's the best thing about being home?
Having all your stuff, feeling safe and in control maybe?


Anything else?
Nope