Jeff Lenosky

Jeff Lenosky
Personal information
Nickname	J-Lo
Born	April 19, 1971; United States
Height	1.93 m (6 ft 4 in)
Weight	99.8 kg (220 lb)
Team information
Discipline	Freeride and Trials
Professional team
1993–present	–
Major wins
	Teva Mountain Games Champion (2006)

Jeff Lenosky (Born April 19, 1971) is an American world class professional Freeride and Trials Mountain Bicycle Rider.

Career

Among his many athletic high points is the world record for the Bunny hop, a high jump event using a full size mountain bicycle. Lenosky competes in events world wide and performs demonstrations of his athletic riding skills along with products manufactured by his many sponsors. He has a signature frame and pedals developed with his design input. Mountain bike events world wide have been designed and constructed with his planning, design, and organizational skills. A review of mountain biking periodicals will reveal regular featured columns written by Lenosky featuring, how to, adventures, motivational and news to the novice and experienced enthusiast. Many DVD and VHS films are on the market from locations worldwide along with his many friends included in the screenplays. Lenosky rides for Shimano (Saint), REEB, and Pearl Izumi. He also rides for Vittoria, Oskar Blues and Orange Seal.

Personal information

He lives in Sparta Township, New Jersey with his wife Amy and their children, Jack, Katie and Max.[1] He is a graduate of East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania.

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References

Freud, Chris. "Smutok slides through in freeride finals at Vail Teva Games", Vail Daily, June 4, 2011. Accessed June 28, 2011. "Jeff Lenoski [sic], of Sparta, N.J., has been designing the freeride course at the Mountain Games for years and, each year, he tries to do something different."

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[1] Freud, Chris. "Smutok slides through in freeride finals at Vail Teva Games", Vail Daily, June 4, 2011. Accessed June 28, 2011. "Jeff Lenoski [sic], of Sparta, N.J., has been designing the freeride course at the Mountain Games for years and, each year, he tries to do something different."