Russ Mahon is a key figure in the early days of mountain biking, known for his role as an engineer and innovator in the development of the sport. In the 1970s, Mahon contributed to the design and construction of some of the first mountain bike frames, collaborating with other pioneers in Marin County, California.
His technical expertise and passion for cycling led him to help refine the components that would become essential for off-road biking. While his contributions were often behind the scenes, Mahon’s work was integral to the evolution of mountain biking, influencing the design of bikes and components that shaped the sport’s early years.
