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Hey, everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today our guest is Mr. Gary Fisher.

Gary is one of the founding fathers of mountain biking selling some of the first bikes through a company called What Else? Mountain Bikes.

He was a part of the repack race scene in the 1970s and he's introduced countless innovations

to the sport over the years.

Thanks so much for joining us, Gary.

Sure.

My pleasure.

So I want to start off talking about how mountain biking got started in your early involvement.

So you started racing bikes on the road and the track at age 12. How did you get into racing bikes at such an early age?

Well, I guess there was a local bike shop and I'd hang out there a little bit. And the older guys,

I mean, a 14 or 15 year olds, you know, they were all like into it. And I went on a ride of them

and they were saying, you too little. You can't come with us.

And I just didn't pay attention. I just came and they couldn't get rid of me. And at first they said, well, we'll make you a mascot. And I started crying. And they said, okay, we'll make you a full on member. And they were just that whole thing of getting away from everything and having your freedom.

Yeah.

And then, you know, some older kids, some other kids to have a good time with.

Yeah.

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