Does he ride mountain bikes ? I hope not...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-28713420

His name isn't even bear. It's bloomin' Edward.
This kind of stuff really annoys me.

Does this site need to think about rebranding?
Prize tool in my opinion.....

Blinkin' lawyers

I'm all for protecting valid IP .. but ffs : ) If you're named after an animal you'd want your lawyers to claim that as copyright? Choose a better name for your brand, work on the unique element of your surname, something.. I mean his image / brand could cover anything used outdoors right?

Bear spray, soon to be called That Thing That Shits In The Woods spray : )

F**k 'em!

s8tannorm wrote:F**k 'em!

+1

gairym wrote:

s8tannorm wrote:F**k 'em!

+1

+2

I remember Chris Evans having a hissy fit once because someone registered http://www.ginger.com or some such before he could. He said something about it not being right or fair because the bloke who registered it wanted to sell it to Evans for more than he paid. Tosser.

if only Specialized had a bear bike in their line up .....

http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bikes/ ... arclaw-ten

Ermm.. almost : )

"Bear Grylls... what a douche" fatbike rim stickers anyone?

Ray Young wrote:I remember Chris Evans having a hissy fit once because someone registered http://www.ginger.com or some such before he could. He said something about it not being right or fair because the bloke who registered it wanted to sell it to Evans for more than he paid. Tosser.

That was a little bit different, the bloke had bought the domain specifically to sell on, it wasn't an in-use domain or someone's company name. The guy selling was a scammer.

Grylls, however, is an absolute prize tool.