Buck Miller is a Canadian cyclist and adventurer known for his extensive experience in

road racing and his contributions to fat biking expeditions in Northern Ontario.

Professional Cycling Career:

Miller began racing in 1995 and advanced to the elite level when he joined Canada’s

sole professional cycling team, competing across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Post-Racing Endeavours:

After retiring from professional racing, Miller developed an interest in fat biking on winter

roads along James and Hudson Bay. This passion led to organizing expeditions that

combined adventure with fundraising for northern communities.

Community Involvement:

In 2018, Miller co-founded the Huntsville Mountain Bike Association (HMBA) in

Huntsville, Ontario. The association manages the trail system at Echo Valley and

promotes mountain biking in the region.

Recent Activities:

In 2024, Miller collaborated with Steve Evans on a unique project to ride rail bikes to

James Bay. They designed a rail bike attachment to traverse unused railways through

the wilderness, culminating in a 200 km journey from Fraserdale to James Bay.

Miller continues to inspire through his adventurous spirit and dedication to promoting

cycling and outdoor exploration in Canada.