Shop Employees
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Anthony Zahn, Owner/Manager Anthony opened Anthony's Cyclery in 1997 after working in various bike shops for about eight years. He has over 10 years riding and racing experience and has wrenched for a number of outstanding cyclists, including John Tomac and collegiate champ, Tyler Wren. In his spare time, he builds custom steel frames, like the one here. |
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Chris Clinton, Head Mechanic Chris brings a huge amount of experience and expertise to Anthony's Cyclery, having raced at the elite level and working as one of the little yellow men on the Mavic Motos at pro events all over the world, including the Olympics and the San Francisco Grand Prix. He is chairman of the Mechanics Advisory Council, and claims that he beat Greg Lemond every time they raced together. Among his other claims to fame: fastest out-of-shape guy in the shop. His favorite TV show is CSI and his favorite Park Tool is the AWS1. Chris hails from East L.A., and it shows. |
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Big Tim He used to protect the country, now he protects your bikes. Tim's a regular dirt rider and keeps jumping from hard tail to full suspension and from long travel to short. He can definitely help you with your suspension needs or suggestions on bikes for riding styles. |
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J. Frank J. is a former cat. 3 roadie who started racing in 1985. He "retired" in 1992 and claims, "it's all downhill from there." J. lives in Moreno Valley and has been known to walk to work at Anthony's. He calls himself the shop retard and is famous for unknowingly giving large discounts. |
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Joel Schweiger Joel is a competitive swimmer-turned-triathlete. Despite standing 6' 4" and weighing over 200 lbs, he insists on wearing Kelme uniforms and the TdF climber's jersey on training rides. Joel takes his training and triathlons seriously, participating in such events as the Wildflower half-Ironman and Ironman Utah. He coaches swimming in his spare time and can tell you a thing or two about training and nutrition. He is Jan Ullrich's biggest fan and wants to be like Andrei Tchmil. |
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Josh |
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Larry Zahn |
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Miles Turner Miles also left UCR for Fullerton. He speaks his own language: a cross between pidgin and jive, known as the New Miles Vernaculation. He rides trials, downhill, and biker X, whatever that is. |
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Pat Zahn Pat started doing triathlons in 1990 and got sick of the running in 1997, so he took up cycling instead. He raced four years on the collegiate circuit for Princeton. Now that he has to pay for his own races, he competes in about 2 road raced per year. He once won the Skillman training crit solo; the prize was a lawn chair, which he traded for a new pair of gloves. (Picture of PZ in January, 1982.) |
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Mike Borba Mike has been tearing up the local Cat. 4 scene lately, including a 2nd place in the Vandenberg CR. He works in the shop very occasionally. Mike began racing a couple years ago for UCR, then left UCR and went to Fullerton. Good luck, Mike. |
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