Today I wanna show you a really good website. It´s www.go-shred.com. A page from shreders to shreders.  In times like these it´s important to take care of mother nature!
Check out the Interview with Martin Winchenbach the men behind go-shred!

Environment: take care
Snowboarding: Part of my life
Crazy girls: I like
Skiing: Is not for me
Gas price: Rise them up
Big Suv´s: Unfortunately they exist

What is the idea behind go-shred?
Main idea is to give a possibility travel cheaply, sustainably and in the company of other winter sports enthusiasts.

There are a lot of people out there, they say that they don’t wanna have a foreigner in his car. What do you think about those?
I think in the most cases, it’s a bad excuse, because you can figure out by internet, telephone, etc. what kind of person you give a ride.
And personally i think: what comes around goes around!

Do you take a lot of people with your car to some trips?
I try my best. Every time i go to the mountain and i have space in my car i offer the lift on go-shred.com

Whats the most craziest story that you heard from drivers or passengers?
A photographer wrote me once, that he gave a ride to an unknown snowboard dude, who needed coincidently photographer. So both of them was very happy, because the photographer could make pictures and the rider had some pics at the end of the day. So what a hazard …

Do you ever had sex in a car?
Ohm yes …

What do you think about snowboarding alone?
Is boring!!! but my experience showed me, you always find somebody to ride with

What do you do, when you see somebody leaving waste on the mountain?
I ask him: Do you leave your waste also in your living room?

Which person do you prefer to take with?
Paris Hilton            Pamela Anderson
Megan Fox             Hilary Duff
Mario&Luigi           Batman
Shaun White          Travis Rice
Crack Nude            Gipsy with flatulence

I take all, because next year we have the Fiat go-shred mini van

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