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COBB'S STORY

The innovation and experience behind Cobb Cycling has been in the works for over 40 years as John Cobb, owner and President, has been actively involved in the bicycle industry since 1972. John worked in many aspects of the cycling industry before beginning his own company, Cobb Cycling in 2008.

Cobb Cycling began as a small company with John designing seats that would eliminate comfort issues for riders at all levels. John and his wife Ginger began taking orders and shipping seats out of their home garage. What started small, soon became a growing company because of the reputation John had developed for his knowledge to provide comfort and increased speed and performance while riding.

Cobb Cycling, located in Tyler, Texas serves the bicycle community - road racers, triathletes, and mountain bike racers, through direct online sales and by its partnership with bicycle shops all across the US and Internationally.

ABOUT JOHN COBB

John Cobb has been actively involved in the bicycle industry since 1972. He first proved himself as a pioneer in the area of cycling aerodynamics when his positioning and aero knowledge were used with Greg LeMond, thus shocking the traditional European bicycle racing world. John developed a system, early on, for positioning riders in order to gain more speed and comfort. This has led riders from around the globe to search John out for cycling help.

John's interest and passion for bicycling has evolved over the years. His racing background includes go-karts and an interest in car racing and motorcycling racing--all of which helped lead him to the bicycle industry. He has logged in over a thousand hours of wind tunnel testing time and has continued to be a leading innovator in developing cycling components--including wheels, hubs, aerobars, bike saddles, clothing and helmets. Manufacturers regularly consult John to gain a new perspective on product development. Riders, of all skill levels, come to John to spend valuable time working on their cycling position. Some are injured, many are wanting to go faster and many are looking for more comfort. John's vast experience can address and help solve these problems.

There is a constant learning curve found in the bicycling industry. As new technology comes along, one has to be a leader in adopting these new ideas while learning to relate them to riders of all abilities. John continues to be a leader and he helps others learn how to better use these technologies by offering camps and classes. You will often see John going to and many times participating in races as he has a true passion for the sport and loves being involved.

John and his wife Ginger both grew up in Louisiana, and now have roots in Texas.

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