The Vintage Downhill Podcast

We discuss Shaums' history in the sport, geek out on rad bikes and his current ventures in training and coaching up and coming riders and olympic athletes.

Joining us next on The Vintage Downhill Podcast, Zapata Espinoza discusses his career in the mountain bike industry - telling stories, building stoke and building brands. 

In this episode of the Vintage Downhill Podcast we catch up with Alex Morgan of Buffalo Composite Designs. A self taught engineer, bike builder and downhiller; Alex - along with his brother Hawke - has been designing, building and racing carbon downhill bikes since the early 1990's. Innovating such things as the "2X4" multi-pivot bikes, internally geared DH bikes and the worlds first 29'er downhill bikes - all full carbon and handmade by Alex and BCD. Today Alex is living the dream with his wife and ranch animals in New Mexico. Still riding, racing and promoting.

Check out his gravel series at https://www.instagram.com/nmgravel/
Alex has done several long distance rides in Patagonia and has many pictures/videos detailing that experience. https://www.instagram.com/bikeraftagonia/
Also check out the Shimano film "The Path Less Travelled" All about Alex and his riding.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f2dTPGZ6CE&t=323s

In this episode with OG Freerider Kris (Krispy) Baughman, we discuss the early days of freeride, how the original Redbull Rampage was started and created, we geek out on bikes, discuss his training methodology and a LOT more!

In this episode of The Vintage Downhill Podcast we catch up with Nathan Rennie, world champion downhiller, world record holder and mountain biking phenom. He shares with us many stories of his time racing, secrets to success and current business The Victory Lab - coaching and training for up and coming racers. Nathan can be found online at

 https://www.facebook.com/NathanRennieDownhillChampion
and
https://www.instagram.com/stampy999/

This was a fun and rollicking conversation between the VDH Podcast - Chuck and Jamie - and Gary Fisher. Gary is an energetic and animated person who has 50 years experience in cycling. He was critical in bringing the mountain bike to market and played a role not just in creating the sport but also innovations such as 29" wheels, Genesis Geometry (long, low and slack) and more! We hope you enjoy!

The Vintage Downhill Podcast discusses the history of the Intense M1 with Intense Cycles CEO and founder, Jeff Steber.

This was super fun as Jeff came prepared with lots of cool bikes to show during our discussion.

Jeff is a super rad dude and we love that he's part of our community

Tune in, turn on and rock out with the VDH Podcast!

In this episode of the VDH Podcast we catch up with Brent Foes of Foes Fabrication and discuss his history in the sport of mountain biking, creating the fist long travel suspension bikes. We discuss his design philosophy and methodology and back ground in off-road racing trucks and motorcycles.

In this episode of the VDH Podcast we catch up with Dave Turner of Turner Bikes and discuss his 30+ year history with mountain bikes, from racing in the 80's, to helping develop the Horst Link in the 90's, to creating some of the industries most notable Downhill and trail bikes in the 2000's. Dave has a breadth of knowledge that is uncommon, even amongst his peers and is an all around great guy.

In this episode we discuss the originals of the Vintage Downhill Group, get to know each other a bit and talk about our plans for the future of the group and the podcast.

Join us!