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The Daredevils Who Invented Mountain Biking

Today's hipsters and their fixie bikes are not the first to embody the too-cool-for-school persona of the cyclist. In the 1970's, counter-culture types in the mountains north of San Francisco took to careening down Mount Tamalpais. They were riding for adventure, for exploration, and as a way to interact with the landscape; they were not riding for exercise. Sarah McCullough, whose PhD dissertation at UC Davis explores the #history of #mountain #biking, explains how this group of renegade cyclists invented the sport. FEATURING: Sarah McCullough, Cultural Studies, UC Davis For more information: Mountain Biking and History Archive: http://www.bikinghistory.com The Grateful Dead Archive: http://www.gdao.org Special thanks to David Takemoto-Weerts at US Bicycle Hall of Fame and Otis Guy: http://www.usbhof.org Archival Photography by Rolling Dinosaur Archives (Wende Cragg & Larry Cragg) ---------------------------------------­­­­­­------------------------- Subscribe! http://bit.ly/1fUWHyY Fig. 1 explores new ideas and research out of the University of California — ranging from science, technology, art and humanities. Get inside the mind of a researcher. Find more research at: http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/