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Mountain Bike
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Mert Lawwill

Mert has played a formidable role in introducing many key suspension concepts into the world of mountain biking. He is also one of the early pioneers in the off-road world, having introduced the first production mountain bike. A former American . . .

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Max Commencal

Max Commencal has shaped gravity racing for more than four decades, first with Sunn and then with the company that carries his name. At Sunn he helped professionalize downhill as a sport, building a factory team whose riders included Nicolas ...

Greg Minnaar

Greg Minnaar’s record is the measure of longevity in downhill: 22 elite World Cup wins, 86 World Cup podiums, three World Cup overall titles and four World Championships. His first rainbow jersey came in 2003 and his fourth in 2021, ...

Tracy Moseley

Tracy Moseley reached the top of two disciplines. In downhill she took 16 World Cup wins, the World Cup overall title in 2006 and 2011, and the World Championship in 2010. She then moved to enduro and won the first ...

Stan Day

Stan Day co-founded SRAM in 1987, led as CEO for more than three decades, and now serves as chairman. The company’s first product, Grip Shift, came from a simple complaint he had while training for triathlons: reaching down to the ...

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John Ker

Since shooting his first mountain bike photos in the spring of 1980, over 30 years ago, John Ker has become one of the most prolific photographers in the sport. Working for Mountain Bike Action magazine since November 1990, John has ...

Jim Wannamaker

The following is to nominate Mr. Jim Wannamaker of the Kenda USA Rubber Company as a Mt. Bike Hall of Fame Inductee. This is respectively submitted by Jerry Bliton and Darren Salsbury.

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Anne-Caroline Chausson

Anne-Caroline Chausson (born October 8, 1977 in Dijon, France) is a French Olympic gold medalist in BMX, and downhill time trial and cross-country mass start, dual, and four-cross mountain bicycle racer, best known for having won fifteen Union Cycliste Internationale ...

Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association -COPMOBA-

Web Site: copmoba.org In the Photo– 1) Paul Koski – Paradox Trail Founder, Board member 2) Dan Antonelli – Board member, Forest Service liason 3) Giselle Smith – Board member 4) Pat Kennedy – Board member, BLM Northwest RAC representative.

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Dave Garoutte

I would like to nominate Dave Garoutte to the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. Dave is a unique individual with many years of involvement in several different aspects of the mountain bike. He not only holds a legitimate claim to ...

Larkspur Canyon Gang

( You can read more about the Larkspur Canyon Gang in our History Section ) Sometimes the obvious just stares you right in the face. Viewing “Klunkerz” on the big screen one night, there it was, plain as day: ‘Twas ...

Steve Blick

On that day in 1983, it was just the trail, the breeze, and the bike. He kicked up the crank, pushed off, and let go of everything. That was the moment Steve Blick found himself. From that ride grew a ...

John Finley Scott

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 ...