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includes one pre-selected book or toy whilst it's last. Hey everybody, welcome to a very special edition of the single tracks podcast. My name is Greg, and today we're taking the single tracks podcast on the road to Gunnison, Colorado. Here in Gunnison, I met up with Dave Wienes, who was just hired as the executive director of Inba in February 2017. We met up a few hours ago for a quick ride at Hartman's Rock, and I had the dubious pleasure of chasing the wheel of one of the fastest racers in the world. And I was going to say failing miserably, but Dave definitely thralled back to let me keep up. So thanks for that, Dave. Appreciate that. In case you aren't familiar, let me catch you up on who Dave Wienes is.

For one, he's in the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, having been inducted in the year 2000.

Dave was the U.S. national cross-country champion in 1993 and the U.S. national marathon champion in 04.

In the advocacy realm, Dave founded Gunnison Trails in 06, which has had a major impact on mountain

bike access and trail building in the Gunnison Valley.

However, Dave might be best known for winning the Leadville 100 every year from 2003 to 2008,

six times in a row, including beating Floyd Landis in 07 and Lance Armstrong in 2008.

And in 2009, he finished in second place to Lance Armstrong. So Dave, this is a question that's actually been in wanting to ask you

for a while now. Does that mean you actually won Leadville seven years in a row and not six?

No, just six. You can check the Leadville record book.

Right on. So what else are you known for that haven't touched on already? You've had a very storied career. Oh, I guess, um, that's what I'm known for

around here. I'm known, uh, I guess, as dad and, and a husband and I've lived in Gunnison for a long

time, but, uh, certainly time but certainly the the mountain biking thing

follows me around and I was just very fortunate to be in the right place at the right time

and you know road have ridden bikes all my life grew up riding bikes around the the suburban

Denver area it was my freedom is my way to get out and explore. And when the

mountain biking thing came along and happened to be going to school up here in Gunnison, where

certainly a lot of mountain biking was happening early on, jumped aboard and never really

looked back. So I feel really fortunate to have been involved in the sport from a pretty

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