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

Carl is a five-time Downeyville champion, a three-time US single-speed champion and in 2008 he won

the world's single-speed championship. He's currently part of the giant factory

off-road team and just recently helped put on the single speed world championship race held in Bend,

Oregon. Thanks for joining us, Carl. Hey, my pleasure. I want to start by asking you, how did you

get started? When did you start racing bikes? It's been a family affair since the beginning.

My dad was into bikes back before it was cool, I guess you could say.

And he actually like rode his Schwinn across the country when he was 20 years old, you know, back before, you know, sunblock and helmets and stuff like that.

So we were doing mountain bike races when I was nine. Wow.

Which predates mountain bikes for kids. So my brother and I were on BMX bikes. And my dad,

he was a state cop and he got some vacate by then. He built some vacation time and we'd spend like

a month every summer chasing local bike races and camping and and uh just

riding our vmx bikes yeah were there many other kids your age that were racing at that time

there were not that many we were kind of outliers and honestly it's hard to remembering because

we were little kids there were probably a lot of juniors but But, you know, when you're nine, my brother was

seven at the time. When you're seven or nine years old, like a 16 year old kid looks like a 28 year

old person because you just don't know, like, oh, that's a man, you know. So yeah, we had tiny

little bikes and, you know, we used to do some touring and we wrote to the oregon coast when in 84 you know i say this it kind of makes my parents sound like

terrible pushy little league parents but my brother and i were just begging to do this stuff like

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