#244 - André Abreu: Burning $250K at 21, and Building Oak Slowly
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André Abreu is a Portuguese-born domestic elite cyclist and the founder of Oak, a bike company he runs out of his garage in Boise, Idaho. But his real story isn't carbon frames. It's about a man who spent years chasing certainty and proving people wrong, and is finally learning that letting go takes its own kind of discipline.
We talk about the $250K fixie shop in Tempe that ran out of money by the time he was 21 and nearly broke his relationship with his dad, the camper van he built to live in Iceland and never drove, meeting his wife on Instagram and getting locked down together two weeks later, the two years he let her carry them while he chased a YouTube-and-sponsorship pro dream, deconstructing and rebuilding his faith, and why he's at peace with Oak's first bikes arriving months late.
This is a conversation about humility, the kind that usually shows up after you've hit the floor, and what changes when a four-hour ride becomes a two-hour ride and that's okay.
André IG: https://www.instagram.com/oakracing/
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