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The Spokesmen #41 - June 23, 2009

This episode of The Spokesmen Cycling Roundtable included: David Bernstein from The FredCast Cycling Podcast Carlton Reid from QuickRelease.tv and BikeBiz.com Tim Jackson from Masi Bikes Rich Kelly from Interbike Scott Montgomery from Scott Bicycles Topics include: • Scott Bicycles • Press C…

The ACTION SPORTS SHOW Guests Jason Ranoa, Tinker Juarez & Victor Sheldon

This week The Action Sports Show takes you deep into the SoCal Mountain bike scene. Featuring Jason Ranoa (SoCal Endurance), Tinker Juarez (Mountain Bike Legend) and Victor Sheldon (Quick N Dirty race promoter and Action Sports Icon) The Action Sports Show airs today October, 27th from 6:30 - 8:30p…

MTB Legend Tinker Juarez Shares Tips for Getting - And Staying - Fast on the Mountain Bike

Tinker Juarez has been a professional mountain biker for more than 30 years. In that time he's competed in the Olympics twice, was crowned the 24-Hour Solo world champ four times, and was inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. This year Tinker turns 60 years old, and he's still racing strong…

Episode 218: Okeeheelee

On this episode, Jennifer Kraatz of the Okeeheelee BMX track in Florida U.S.A. picks Tinker Juarez as her favorite Bicycle Motocross racer of all time. Remix Nick claims that Zeronine is back and is blowing up. Finally, the crew correctly chooses the USABMX Hall Of Fame inductees for 2019. So, if y…

Fuerza #16 — Steve ”Gravy” Gravenites

First up in our "Legends of the Sport"  is Steve "Gravy" Gravenites. Born and raised in West Marin in Inverness Ca. Gravy spent is youth in the early 70's jumping BMX bikes in Tiburon and graduated to shuttling runs on Mt. Tam. His passion for wrenching led him to Sammy Haggar's shop in Sausalito a…

Tinker Juarez | American MTB Legend!

This week on the Stable Cyclist, we journey through the world of BMX and mountain biking as we sit down with none other than the legendary Tinker Juarez. We dive deep into Tinker's illustrious career, from his humble beginnings to becoming a trailblazer in the mountain biking world. We chat about h…

JP and Aaron Haugen | Making the MAAH DAAH HEY Film

The MAAH DAAH HEY film that released in February has just as many epic stories behind the scenes as in the film, so JP sat down with THE guy who captured most of the footage on race day and talked about their 3 incredibly epic days in the Badlands. Watch the MAAH DAAH HEY Film here: https://www.yo…

At 63, He’s Still Beating Riders Half His Age — A Lifetime of Racing and Refusing to Slow Down | Tinker Juarez

At 63, Tinker Juarez is still racing—and still beating athletes half his age. He’s been competing since he was 13. From the early days of mountain biking to representing the U.S. at the Olympics, to 24-hour solo races that push the limits of endurance, Tinker has spent over five decades in motion. …

From SoCal Roots to 50+ Dominance: The Scott Felt Story

In this episode, Brian Randolph (BioLab TM) and I sit down with Scott Felt to talk about his BMX journey, from growing up in the SoCal scene to becoming one of the fastest riders in the 50+ classes today. Scott grew up in La Verne / San Dimas, in the middle of a strong Southern California BMX scene…

Full Spectrum Cycling 331 – Part 1 – Jeremy Prach – Fat Biking Culture – Electric Conversions – and The Milwaukee Scene

Show 331 – Show 331 is a big one. Sven, Tony and JK welcome back Jeremy Prach for his third appearance, and the conversation covers a lot of ground – from the history of Urban Jungle Cross and the current state of fat biking, to electric bike conversions, the Bikepacking Journal, and the Fat Bike L…