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Danny MacAskill

Danny MacAskill is a professional mountain bike and street trials legend born and raised in Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. . . .

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The Enduro Pioneers

THE FOUNDATION AND FORMATION OF ENDURO MOUNTAIN BIKE RACING can be accredited to three figures - Fred Glo, the backbone; Enrico Guala, the voice; and Chris Ball, the face - all three who individually and collectively brought “the spirit of ...

Sam Hill

Growing up racing motorcycles and BMX bikes, Sam Hill discovered mountain bikes at the age of 12 years-old. By age 16, Hill was already achieving extraordinary results in downhill mountain bike racing—earning the bronze medal at the 2001 UCI Junior ...

Danny MacAskill

Danny MacAskill is a professional mountain bike and street trials legend born and raised in Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. ...

Jeff Steber

JEFF STEBER – HE CHANGED THE FACE OF DOWNHILL RACING. No different than many other motorcycle riders and racers who came to the sport of off-road cycling in the early 90s, as a bicycle manufacturer, Jeff Steber looked at the ...

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Dave Cullinan

It sounds cliché. In fact, it sounds so cliché to almost come across as sounding trite… but Dave Cullinan gave his heart to the sport of mountain biking. And not just once. ...

Glen Jacobs

Glen has left his mark on many aspects of our sport, not only in Australia where he is from, but globally. No person from outside the USA or Europe has influenced mountain biking more. Glen is a true pioneer, and ...

Susan DeMattei

Susan DeMattei brought happiness to the American cycling community in 1996 when she captured the Bronze Medal in Mountain Biking at the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. Hopes were high for many American racers, as 1996 saw the inaugural Olympic mountain ...

Ned Overend

Web Site: www.boure.com By the time he was 32, Ned Overend had climbed to the top of the world, both literally and figuratively. With much younger men in pursuit, Overend won two world mountain bike championships in August 1987; one ...

Gary Sjoquist

Consider the 20 years of work that Gary Sjoquist of Minnesota has devoted to mountain biking, getting kids on bikes, and engaging the full power of the bike industry to increase government support for bicycling. What you’ll see is two ...

Jimmy “Mac” McIlvain

Since working at MTB Action, Jimmy has walked the tightrope of not alienating the hardcore mountain biker (too much) while making Mountain Bike Action more welcoming and understandable to those getting into our sport. ...

Jim Hasenauer

Web Site: www.imba.com Jim Hasenauer is a Professor of Communication Studies at California State University, Northridge who has represented responsible mountain biking to land managers, politicians, and environmental and trail recreation groups for more than 11 years.

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Kennett Brothers

Over the last 30 years Paul, Simon and Jonathan Kennett have completely transformed off-road riding in New Zealand by organising world-class events, promoting rides through their national guidebooks, building sustainable trails coupled with mass tree planting, and winning widespread support ...