The Kid Who Kept His Promise

At fourteen, a kid from Alabama watching the world’s fastest riders finish the 2019 Cape Epic, the "Tour de France of Mountain Biking." Nino Schurter, the greatest of them all, signed his jersey. Back home, Noah wrote a note and pinned them both to his wall: 

“I’ll be on that start line as soon as they let me."

At 17 and again at 18, Noah found the podium at USA Cycling's National Championships. The longest and hardest races became his passion. Finishing every race he ever started became part of his brand.

At eighteen, Noah moved to France and spent two years racing World Cups, World Championships, and Epic Series stage races across Europe—living in a van, learning languages, and making friends in far-off bike parks. Without a team or mechanic, he built support through relationships and respect. 

By the time Noah relocated to Golden,

Colorado to find altitude and study Design Engineering at the Colorado School of Mines, Noah understood that his academic course load was every bit as demanding as his race calendar. Both require precision under fatigue and a relentless curiosity to solve problems.

Brands such as Vittoria Tires, CeramicSpeed, ENVE Composites, Maurten, and Café du Cycliste support him not for hype, but for his insight and testing discipline. Event organizers feature him because he captures what endurance racing actually feels like... hopeful, methodical, human.