KLOSER, Mike - Revision history

Randylyon at 01:06, 21 September 2021

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	When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail. His company, "Out There," manufactured gear and apparel for a variety of outdoor sports.		When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail. His company, "Out There," manufactured gear and apparel for a variety of outdoor sports.

			INTERVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcrilt1UiuU

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Randylyon at 03:22, 2 December 2015

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	Kloser helped his Adventure Racing teams to three Eco-Challenge wins, five Primal Quest titles, two national championship titles and three world championship crowns. He has two U.S. National Winter Triathlon championship titles and is a five-time winner of the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Kloser was the winner of the 2004 24-Hour Orienteering World Championships and was twice the Iditabike champion. He is a past winner of the Ultra 100 mountain bike race and the 24 Hours of Moab team mountain bike race.		Kloser helped his Adventure Racing teams to three Eco-Challenge wins, five Primal Quest titles, two national championship titles and three world championship crowns. He has two U.S. National Winter Triathlon championship titles and is a five-time winner of the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Kloser was the winner of the 2004 24-Hour Orienteering World Championships and was twice the Iditabike champion. He is a past winner of the Ultra 100 mountain bike race and the 24 Hours of Moab team mountain bike race.

	A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame~~. He has~~ a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest ~~Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine~~, ~~"Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award”~~ one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.		In 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame and had a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by ''Competitor Magazine'', "Male Athlete of the Year" by ''Adventure Sport Magazine'' and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award,” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.

	When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail. His company, "Out There," ~~manufactures~~ gear and apparel for a variety of outdoor sports.		When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail. His company, "Out There," manufactured gear and apparel for a variety of outdoor sports.

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	Mike Kloser website: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html		Mike Kloser website: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html

	Yen, Wi-Wyn, "The Intimidator," Sports Illustrated. Online: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/sports_illustrated.html		Yen, Wi-Wyn, "The Intimidator," ''Sports Illustrated''. Online: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/sports_illustrated.html

	"Dubuque Native on T.V.," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 3, 2005		"Dubuque Native on T.V.," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 3, 2005

Randylyon at 03:54, 22 August 2013

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	A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. He has a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.		A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. He has a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.

	When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail.		When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail. His company, "Out There," manufactures gear and apparel for a variety of outdoor sports.

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	"Dubuque Native on T.V.," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 3, 2005		"Dubuque Native on T.V.," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 3, 2005

			http://www.outthereusa.com/OutThere_USA/Home.html


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Randylyon at 03:51, 22 August 2013

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	Yen, Wi-Wyn, "The Intimidator," Sports Illustrated. Online: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/sports_illustrated.html		Yen, Wi-Wyn, "The Intimidator," Sports Illustrated. Online: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/sports_illustrated.html

			"Dubuque Native on T.V.," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 3, 2005


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Randylyon at 03:50, 22 August 2013

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	[[File:kloser.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html]]KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). Kloser has excelled in nearly every sport. His achievements have included: 4 time Adventure Racing World Champion, World Mountain Bike Champion, World Long Distance Orienteering Champion, 3 time Eco Challenge Champion, 5 time Primal Quest Champion, 10 time Steamboat Pentathlon Champion, 3 time Teva Games Champion, 2 time Iditabike Champion, 2 time America's Uphill Champion, 2 Time Winter Triathlon National Champion, 5 Time Elk Mountains Grand Traverse Champion, 7 time Breckenridge Imperial Challenge Champion, and 3 Time Aspen Highlands Inferno Champion.		[[File:kloser.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html]]KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). A 1978 graduate of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], Kloser has excelled in nearly every sport. His achievements have included: 4 time Adventure Racing World Champion, World Mountain Bike Champion, World Long Distance Orienteering Champion, 3 time Eco Challenge Champion, 5 time Primal Quest Champion, 10 time Steamboat Pentathlon Champion, 3 time Teva Games Champion, 2 time Iditabike Champion, 2 time America's Uphill Champion, 2 Time Winter Triathlon National Champion, 5 Time Elk Mountains Grand Traverse Champion, 7 time Breckenridge Imperial Challenge Champion, and 3 Time Aspen Highlands Inferno Champion.

	He was the first American to achieve regular success on the European mountain biking circuit, winning gold and two silvers at the World Mountain Bike Championship and twice finishing second in the overall World Cup standings.		He was the first American to achieve regular success on the European mountain biking circuit, winning gold and two silvers at the World Mountain Bike Championship and twice finishing second in the overall World Cup standings.

Randylyon at 03:48, 22 August 2013

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	A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. He has a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.		A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. He has a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.

			When not racing, he has been the activities director at Beaver Creek Resort near Vail.

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	Mike Kloser website: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html		Mike Kloser website: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html

			Yen, Wi-Wyn, "The Intimidator," Sports Illustrated. Online: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/sports_illustrated.html


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Randylyon at 03:41, 22 August 2013

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	KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). Kloser has excelled in nearly every sport. His achievements have included: 4 time Adventure Racing World Champion, World Mountain Bike Champion, World Long Distance Orienteering Champion, 3 time Eco Challenge Champion, 5 time Primal Quest Champion, 10 time Steamboat Pentathlon Champion, 3 time Teva Games Champion, 2 time Iditabike Champion, 2 time America's Uphill Champion, 2 Time Winter Triathlon National Champion, 5 Time Elk Mountains Grand Traverse Champion, 7 time Breckenridge Imperial Challenge Champion, and 3 Time Aspen Highlands Inferno Champion.		[[File:kloser.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Photo courtesy: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html]]KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). Kloser has excelled in nearly every sport. His achievements have included: 4 time Adventure Racing World Champion, World Mountain Bike Champion, World Long Distance Orienteering Champion, 3 time Eco Challenge Champion, 5 time Primal Quest Champion, 10 time Steamboat Pentathlon Champion, 3 time Teva Games Champion, 2 time Iditabike Champion, 2 time America's Uphill Champion, 2 Time Winter Triathlon National Champion, 5 Time Elk Mountains Grand Traverse Champion, 7 time Breckenridge Imperial Challenge Champion, and 3 Time Aspen Highlands Inferno Champion.

	He was the first American to achieve regular success on the European mountain biking circuit, winning gold and two silvers at the World Mountain Bike Championship and twice finishing second in the overall World Cup standings.		He was the first American to achieve regular success on the European mountain biking circuit, winning gold and two silvers at the World Mountain Bike Championship and twice finishing second in the overall World Cup standings.

	Kloser the first athlete representative on the board of the International Cycling Union and played key roles in attracting World Cup and World Championship mountain bike races to Vail. After taking up adventure racing at the end of his mountain biking career, he helped Team Vail become the first U.S. team to win the Eco-Challenge.		Kloser the first athlete representative on the board of the International Cycling Union and played key roles in attracting World Cup and World Championship mountain bike races to Vail. He was also the founder and director of the World Professional Mogul Tour. After taking up adventure racing at the end of his mountain biking career, he helped Team Vail become the first U.S. team to win the Eco-Challenge.

	Kloser helped his Adventure Racing teams to three Eco-Challenge wins, five Primal Quest titles, two national championship titles and three world championship crowns. He has two U.S. National Winter Triathlon championship titles and is a five-time winner of the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Kloser was the winner of the 2004 24-Hour Orienteering World Championships and was twice the Iditabike champion. He is a past winner of the Ultra 100 mountain bike race and the 24 Hours of Moab team mountain bike race.		Kloser helped his Adventure Racing teams to three Eco-Challenge wins, five Primal Quest titles, two national championship titles and three world championship crowns. He has two U.S. National Winter Triathlon championship titles and is a five-time winner of the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Kloser was the winner of the 2004 24-Hour Orienteering World Championships and was twice the Iditabike champion. He is a past winner of the Ultra 100 mountain bike race and the 24 Hours of Moab team mountain bike race.

Randylyon at 03:37, 22 August 2013

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	KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). ~~Biker~~. ~~In 1986~~ Kloser ~~finished fifth~~ in the National ~~Off Road Bicycle Association world championships held~~ in ~~Durango~~, ~~Colorado~~. ~~In 1987 he competed~~ in the ~~Aditabike race~~ in ~~Alaska~~.		KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). Kloser has excelled in nearly every sport. His achievements have included: 4 time Adventure Racing World Champion, World Mountain Bike Champion, World Long Distance Orienteering Champion, 3 time Eco Challenge Champion, 5 time Primal Quest Champion, 10 time Steamboat Pentathlon Champion, 3 time Teva Games Champion, 2 time Iditabike Champion, 2 time America's Uphill Champion, 2 Time Winter Triathlon National Champion, 5 Time Elk Mountains Grand Traverse Champion, 7 time Breckenridge Imperial Challenge Champion, and 3 Time Aspen Highlands Inferno Champion.

			He was the first American to achieve regular success on the European mountain biking circuit, winning gold and two silvers at the World Mountain Bike Championship and twice finishing second in the overall World Cup standings.

			Kloser the first athlete representative on the board of the International Cycling Union and played key roles in attracting World Cup and World Championship mountain bike races to Vail. After taking up adventure racing at the end of his mountain biking career, he helped Team Vail become the first U.S. team to win the Eco-Challenge.

			Kloser helped his Adventure Racing teams to three Eco-Challenge wins, five Primal Quest titles, two national championship titles and three world championship crowns. He has two U.S. National Winter Triathlon championship titles and is a five-time winner of the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen. Kloser was the winner of the 2004 24-Hour Orienteering World Championships and was twice the Iditabike champion. He is a past winner of the Ultra 100 mountain bike race and the 24 Hours of Moab team mountain bike race.

			A 2002 Kloser was an inductee into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. He has a Vail mountain bike trail (Kloser's Klimb) named in his honor. Mike was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and he has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. Mike has earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports. He was named "Adventure Racer of the Year" by Competitor Magazine, "Male Athlete of the Year" by Adventure Sport Magazine and has two “Adventure Racing Team of the Year” titles. He earned the coveted “Everest Award” one of the greatest achievements in climate sports.

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			Mike Kloser website: http://www.mikekloser.com/html/mike_s_bio.html


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Randylyon at 03:18, 22 August 2013

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	KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA,. 1960- ). Biker. In 1986 Kloser finished fifth in the National Off Road Bicycle Association world championships held in Durango, Colorado. In 1987 he competed in the Aditabike race in Alaska.		KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA, 1960- ). Biker. In 1986 Kloser finished fifth in the National Off Road Bicycle Association world championships held in Durango, Colorado. In 1987 he competed in the Aditabike race in Alaska.

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Randylyon at 22:15, 14 December 2008

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	KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA,. 1960- ). Biker. In 1986 Kloser finished fifth in the National Off Road Bicycle Association world championships held in Durango, Colorado. In 1987 he competed in the Aditabike race in Alaska.		KLOSER, Mike. (Dubuque, IA,. 1960- ). Biker. In 1986 Kloser finished fifth in the National Off Road Bicycle Association world championships held in Durango, Colorado. In 1987 he competed in the Aditabike race in Alaska.

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