Rod Kramer is the original pioneer of mountain bike instruction. He was the first to have a national program and set the standard in professionalism and service. He is a world class instructor and one of the nicest people you will ever meet. Rod has done impressive work with IMBA and has been a leader in encouraging mountain bikers to also be advocates.
Dangerous Dan is one of the pioneers of North Shore riding. He has appeared in numerous films, such as Kranked 1,2 and 4, Nissan TV commercials, and has a traveling stunt show called Flow Riders--which thrills and amazes crowds everywhere. Dan takes the simple elements of riding a bike, takes it to the extreme level and does things we can only dream about.
John Stamstad has an incredible passion for mountain biking. For almost fifteen years , he dedicated himself to professional off-road racing. He has won a version of the Iditasport, a non-stop race in Alaska, every year since 1993, and holds the World record for riding off-road for 24 hours. He has won more 24-hour solo mountain bike races than any other cyclist in history. He has been featured in Outside, Sports Afield, USAToday, BIKE, CBS Sports, National Geographic and many others. Now he is taking that knowledge and experience and sharing it with people who attend the Singletrack Ranch. To learn more about John, click here.
Brett Wolf
is the first racer with one leg to do Test of Metal – epic 40-mile mountain bike race with more than 3,600 feet of climbing (finished 297th out of 800 racers)
24 Hours of Adrenalin, Laguna Seca - 24-hour solo off-road race with approximately 13,000 ft. of climbing over 143 miles (finished 11th out of 24 starters)
24 Hours of Adreanlin, Canmore, Canada - 24-hour solo off-road race with approximate 12,000 ft. gain over 110 miles in the mud and snow (finished 19th out 27 men riders)
24 Hours of Moab (14th out of 25 racers)
Cheekamus Challenge - 46 miles from Squamish to Whistler with approximately 6,500 ft of climbing (finished in 4 hours 23 minutes)
