18.09.2016 • 30 Min.

Thomas hat mit Tom Ritchey gesprochen, einem der Pioniere des Mountainbikes. Er hat zusammen mit Gary Fisher und Joe Breeze Ende der 1970er das Mountainbike erfunden. Das ist natürlich etwas vereinfacht dargestellt. Thomas spricht mit ihm über Radfahren, Rahmenbau und die Fahrradindustrie. Die Qualität ist nicht soo gut, aber inhaltlich werden alle Liebhaber der Fahrradgeschichte auf ihre Kosten kommen. Vielleicht wird dies der erste Teil der innofiziellen Serie: „Legenden der Fahrradgeschichte”. Mehr zu Tom Ritchey in der englischen Wikipedia und in der Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. Bewertet Fahrradio und schickt uns Nachrichten Bewertet uns bei iTunes, schickt uns Nachrichten, ruft an. Wir freuen uns. * Fahrradio bei iTunes * http://Fahrrad.io * Facebook/fahrradio * Twitter: fahrradio * Instagram: Fahrradio Musik Bespoken von Johnny Random Transkription Automatische Spracherkennung mit der Google Cloud Speech API Music smile with me outside sunny weather of the universe 02 and 2015 American Girl store 2602 name a couple of other kids in Milan said in email even more than that as far as attending a feeling you’re up this is pretty shot and killed definitely turned out to be the best show ever arthritic because I had ended the first show to ever been on any meanwhile there any any other 25 shows and it’s impressive and it doesn’t seem like 25 years in business even longer story of my company is probably you know not know there a lot of people because if people think of my friend think of me from the mountain bike point of view but really does Michigan 10 years almost before mountain bikes guys got going I was the youngest I was building my own since 15 years old I was I felt great my own bike back in 1972 it was it was so many years of racing and building and building for others and actually building quite a few components during those early years to respond it prepared me to be at the right place and right time when the sport was in its infancy I wish I was very much involved with the racing side of road bikes Nashville scene on the world scene and for the performance of the bike was always important to me than the you know there was there was people that I knew that was a word using the letters and clunker and fights like this though they were before I built my first fight and what I knew about them and because it’s a small world in the Bay area today are you having a lonely female 5060 hour drive to me in an hour drive to San Jose to Morgan Hill and the sugar culture was Jesus Culture Riverside the epicenter of racing in the United States in the Bay Area that time was also the beginning of the business side there are other companies that specialize with their analysis and held a bike shop and my computer Wi-Fi Reliable Auto Body Raleigh super course her when I was eleven years old from to Jocelyn that’s awesome but if I didn’t I’d actually my dad taught me how to repair tubular tires 11th and Willow Hoboken Needed Somebody to do that job because they didn’t have that skill and there was of course it was the world ...