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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff and today Graham McLean is going to be

joining me to talk about mountain biking in Scotland. So Graham is a project manager for developing

mountain biking in Scotland and it's a pretty unique group that's doing some really cool

things in Scotland, but obviously a lot of these things can be done other places as well.

Thanks for joining us, Graham. No problem, Jeff. No, glad to be here. So it should be pretty obvious

from the name of your group what it does exactly, but what does developing mountain biking in Scotland? What's it all

about? We have a national strategy for mountain biking across Scotland, which has been developed up

in 2007, 2009 was the first national strategy. And it was developed up involving all the national

organisations involved in mountain biking, all the cycling organisations and through a

consultation with mountain bikers. We were put in post, it wasn't actually called developing

mountain biking in Scotland at the time, but we were myself and a half an administrator, we're putting

in post to oversee the delivery of that national strategy kind of nine and a half years ago now.

So we've actually been through quite a journey

in that time there.

There was quite a lot of bad relationships

at the time, I think, when we took over in the role.

There was really quite a disconnect

between our national agencies and mountain bikers,

and not a lot of effective partnership working at national, regional or local level.

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