We hereby submit our nomination of Philip Keyes for 2008 induction into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, in the Advocacy category. Philip Keyes has been an ardent, articulate and effective advocate for Mountain Biking for 20 years. He is ...

This nomination, written by Charlie Kelly, dated April 18th 1989 was submitted to Carole Bauer, who was curator of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame at that time. I (Kay Cook) chose to re-submit this nomination for placement on the ...

Jacob HeilbronJacob “Jake the Snake” as he has been known, since his Canadian Cyclo-Cross Championship, has been and continues to be an integral part of the Canadian and international bicycle industry. Since introducing the first mountain bikes (Ritchey) to Canada ...

It is with great pleasure that I nominate Alan Bonds in the Pioneer category of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. Alan has been an integral part of the Marin fat-tire scene since the mid-1970s. Sometime in early 1976, Alan ...

In 2000, Brian Skinner was named the 13th most significant person in Mountain Bike history by Mountain Bike magazine. His involvement in shaping the sport, developing product and promoting racing and fun are all factors that garnered him that honor.

I am nominating suspension pioneer, and bicycle designer, Bob Girvin. Bob is a perfect candidate because his vision, ideas, and designs charted a new course for the mountain bike business and influenced many people along the way. Bob Girvin was ...