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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff, and today we have a very special

guest. Joe Breeze practically invented the mountain bike, and he's known for many firsts in our sport.

In 1988, he was inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame.

And today, he's the curator of the Marin Museum of Bicycling.

Thank you for joining us today, Joe.

Yeah, hey, thanks for having me, Jeff.

So you have a really interesting

background that sort of set you up to become one of the pioneers of mountain biking. Your father

was a big cycling enthusiast and machinist, and even early on, you were really interested in

the history of bicycles. What attracted you to bikes in those early days?

Oh, God. It might have been my dad riding his bike to work to his job as an automotive machinist way back in the early 60s. He was a big fan of bikes. But yeah, you know, it was

the freedom machine, as we all knew growing up as kids. and it's no different for me i just knowing kind of

with my father's example i guess i just had this broad spectrum of how big cycling was it wasn't just

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