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''The Great Mountain Biking Video'' is a mountain biking instructional videotape, produced in 1987 and released in 1988 by San Diego, USA video production company New & Unique Videos.〔"Couple's Videos are New & Unique" by Manny Cruz, San Diego Daily Transcript, December 10, 1992, p.5A〕 == History == Patty Mooney〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=This Business Woman is a Maverick in Video Production )〕 and Mark Schulze, an early user of the Helmet camera, learned about the sport of mountain biking while in Canada in 1986. In 1987, the couple produced the mountain biking video, "The Great Mountain Biking Video."〔"New Mt. Bike Video Released," American Bicyclist & Motorcyclist, August 1989, p.98〕〔(Overend Edmund | MTB Biker | Database )〕〔(Also in Outdoors: Sun Valley gears up for bike mania; hundreds to descend on resort community )〕 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. The video was favorably reviewed by Video Choice,〔"The Great Mountain Biking Video," Video Choice, January 1989, p.43〕 The Video Rating Guide for Libraries,〔("The Great Mountain Biking Video" by Tim R. Phillips, Video Rating Guide for Libraries Winter 1990, p.158 )〕 and Billboard Magazine. 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.〔〔("The Father of the Helmet Cam " ). ''Mountain Bike Tales".〕〔(The Most Influential Gear of All Time: The Helmet Cam ). Outside Online May 21, 2012〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Great Mountain Biking Video」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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