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Hey, everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff, and today my guest is Lindsay Richter.

Lindsay founded Ladies All Ride as a movement dedicated to growing the community of female mountain bikers across

the globe. She's a former professional mountain bike racer and was also a contestant on the

reality television show, Survivor. Thanks for joining us, Lindsay. Well, hello, thanks for having

me. So tell us how you were first introduced to mountain biking.

Well, you know, I was an athlete in high school, and it's pretty much how I defined myself.

Sports were my whole world, and then I went off to college and didn't play sports anymore.

And I lost my fitness and kind of lost my identity with that. But my dad had bought me a

mountain bike, a, I think specialized hard rock to take to college as my transportation. And when I would

come home, I went to college in Arizona, but I grew up in Portland, Oregon. And when I would come home for

my breaks, my summer breaks and spring breaks, my dad and I would go ride fire roads outside of

Portland because there's no trails in Portland. Right. Still. Yep, still. And then after college,

I kind of jumped right into the working world, got a great job

in advertising and PR, and still really struggled to get my fitness back. I really missed the

camaraderie of team sports and kind of didn't know where to turn. And this was in the mid-90s.

So one day my dad and I were riding up this fire road called Leaf Erickson Road,

one of the only like dirt fire roads right outside the city and a group of guys who

seemed to be kind of racing each other road past us. And I looked at my dad and said, I'm going to

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