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Kate Courtney: A World Champ From Mountain Biking's Northern California Heart
08/29/2019
The story of Kate Courtney's rise to dominance in the world of Women's Elite Cross-Country Mountain Bike Racing, By Jason Gay
Marin Museum of Bicycling and Mountain Biking Hall of Fame Set to Expand
11/15/2018
Singletracks article about the museum expansion project. By Maureen Gaffney
World champion Kate Courtney helping pave way for female mountain bikers
10/23/2018
Kate Courtney, a Kentfield native and first year Elite mountain bike racer, broke records by winning the Mountain Bike World Championships in Lenzerheide, Switzerland in September. She is the first American to win a mountain bike world title in over 17 years, making a new name for American cyclists. By Mini Ricci
Mountain biking: 30th Hall of Fame class set for induction
09/19/2018
Marin Independent Journal story about the 30th Anniversary Inductees and Event. By Otis Lyons
Marin County's Kate Courtney wins 2018 Mountain Bike World Championship
09/10/2018
There is perhaps no better place for MTB racing than the Swiss Alps. Lenzerheide hosts the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup tour for the third time, with both DH and XCO races contested in the Men's and Women's divisions. Watch how Kate Courtney won her first UCI MTB World Championship title in Lenzerheide, Swiss, and the FIRST for the United States of America in 17 years. By Red Bull Bike
The Humble Beginnings of Mountain Bike Racing
06/25/2018
If you're looking for inspiration to sign up for a mountain bike race, think back to the original Repack races in Marin County, where a bunch of misfits rode Klunkers up to the starting line. By Tony Gill
History of the Bicycle and Interview with Marin Mountain Biking Pioneers - Podcast
01/31/2018
Jenni learns more out the the history of the bicycle, it’s part in the emancipation of woman, the story behind the museum, and people behind it. By Jenni Gwiazdowski
Colorado Experience: Mountain Biking
01/18/2018
Colorado and the west are where American mountain biking began. From the Denver Athletic Club's Pikes Peak summit on bicycles in 1891, to Buffalo Soldiers riding to Yellowstone in 1897, mountain biking has long had a place in Colorado. Its modern debut came in 1978 when mountain biking pioneers from Marin County California visited Crested Butte's 2nd "Klunker Tour." since then, Crested Butte has led the state in creating single track and inspiring other towns to cater to this now Olympic sport. By Rocky Mountain PBS
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