Tim Blumenthal’s long and extraordinarily accomplished tenure in mountain biking–and cycling generally–make him an ideal inductee for the Hall. A lifelong cyclist, Tim began his professional career in the field when he joined the team at Velo News. Tim quickly ...
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 ...
Steve Cook represents the prototypical mountain bike racer. He built his first klunker in Durango, Colorado the spring of 1980. He wanted to explore the high passes around Telluride, Silverton and Durango. Bicycles had appealed to him since he was ...
Where he’s been…Where he’s going 1963 Gary Fisher, age 12, starts competing in on the road and track in races sanctioned by the predecessor of the USCF, The Amateur Bicycle League of America.
...Tinker Juarez, as you undoubtedly know, is one of mountain bike racing’s most enduring icons. With his trademark dreadlocks, Tinker is also one the sports most recognizable figures.
...Gary Sprung has been arguably the sports number one advocates for the past two decades years, working with local groups in Crested Butte and for the International Mountain Bicycling Association. As someone who has worked with Gary for the past ...