The Great Mountain Biking Video

[1] Patty Mooney[2] and Mark Schulze, an early innovator of the Helmet camera, learned about the sport of Mountain biking while in Canada in 1986.

[3][4][5] The video featured mountain-bike racing professionals Ned Overend, Martha Kennedy, John Tomac, Julia Ingersoll, Tinker Juarez, Trials rider, Kevin Norton and Olympian John Howard (cyclist) who instructed viewers on how to properly ride a mountain bike.

Fastest recorded woman on a bicycle, Denise Mueller also appears as a young girl in the video.

It was officially endorsed by the National Off-Road Bike Association, now a division of USA Cycling.

The Great Mountain Bike Video was one of the first instructional videos demonstrating mountain biking techniques, and also includes early use of the Helmet camera.