Jeff Barber

Jeff co-founded Singletracks with his wife Leah in 1998 and has been dedicated to sharing the mountain bike information that inspires others to take epic adventures ever since. He started mountain biking in high school and served in the US Air Force before devoting himself full time to Singletracks in 2007.

Though formally educated as an engineer, Jeff began writing stories at an early stage, inspired by his mother who is a longtime accomplished author. He enjoys covering the world of mountain biking from every possible angle, whether it's trails or gear or skills. His goal for every story: that readers learn at least one new thing.

Author snapshot

MTB Background and expertise

  • Riding experience: Trail, XC, and bikepacking.
  • Mountain biking since: 1992
  • Number of products reviewed: ?. I think my first product review for the site was this one for a plastic wallet.
  • Current stable: Canyon Neuron, Orange P7 hardtail, and Scott Fun XC

Education and writing experience

  • Bachelors of Science in Engineering, Duke University
  • Masters of Business Administration, Duke University
  • Other publications: Panther Press (Lakeside High School - Augusta, GA), CitySearch.com
 
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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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A rocky landscape featuring a smooth granite surface with patches of green vegetation around the edges. In the foreground, a large log is positioned on the rock, and a faint path winds across the terrain leading into the background, where lush trees are visible. Overcast skies create a soft, muted light in the scene.
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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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I got the chance to attend the 2007 Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Interbike last night and it was pretty sweet (and not just because of the free Singletrack beers). The inductees included Alison Sydor, one of the most accomplished female mountain bike riders in the world and Frank the Welder (Frank Wadelton) who has contributed countless innovations to bike frame design and fabrication over the years. In the advocacy category Mr. Hill Abell, current president of IMBA, was honored for his decades of trail advocacy in Texas and around the country. The group was rounded out by Sal Ruibal, a journalist with USA Today who has written countless articles promoting mountain biking to mainstream audiences.

The Mountain Bike Hall of Fame is a great organization dedicated to the history of our sport and even if you can't make it out to Crested Butte to visit in person you should definitely <a href="http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/">check them out online</a>. Congrats to this year's inductees!

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A group of cyclists racing along a roadside, with onlookers in the background taking photos. The cyclists are wearing colorful racing jerseys and helmets, and there are cars parked alongside the road. The backdrop features a rocky hillside and trees.
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