DSENDIT RACING

From BMX century rides to EWS Enduro Races to Little 500s to burly road gaps, our favorite backyard band of gravity goons just wants you to remember, their shenanigans are not for locals…kooks only. No matter what amount of seriousness, wildness, or combo of both a bicycle adventure demands,  the D’SendIt crew will saddle up for all the right reasons and then some.

HARRISON BIEHL

Harrison’s journey, evolving from a Nebraska skateboarding enthusiast to a force in Truckee, CA, reads like a story of profound transformation. After years of snowboarding adventures, he stumbled upon mountain biking in 2020, unlocking a passion that reshaped his entire perspective. In 2022, Harrison delved into gravel racing, conquered an Everest on his Enduro bike, and fundraised nearly $20k for local trails. The subsequent year, sparked by personal tragedy, he initiated Pedal for Positivity, a journey from Earth’s lowest to highest point, raising almost $30k for mental health support and establishing a grant program for free talk therapy in the Tahoe Truckee area. As 2024 unfolds, he gears up for races like Unbound, SBT, Gravel Worlds, and Big Sugar. For Harrison, the bike is not just a means of transportation; it’s a catalyst for personal exploration, communal bonds, and a relentless pursuit of the extraordinary.

KEIRAN EAGEN

Keiran Eagen, a name synonymous with grit and determination, joins the Voler family in 2024. After honing his skills with Durango DEVO, Keiran went on to conquer the collegiate cycling scene with Fort Lewis College. However, a post-college injury forced him to shift gears, taking the helm of Team Durango Segment 28. As he recovered, his passion for racing roared back to life, propelling him back onto the competitive circuit. Now, with Voler by his side, Keiran is set to tackle gravel, mountain bike, and cyclocross events with the same unwavering spirit that defines him. He's not just an athlete; he's a testament to resilience and a beacon of inspiration for all who dare to chase their dreams.

LUKE HALL

Luke Hall, a gravel cyclist from southeast Kansas, grew up riding and running the gravel roads that shaped his love for cycling. After making his mark in the road scene, Luke returned to his roots and discovered a passion for gravel racing. Thriving in ultra-endurance cycling, Luke's rides are measured in days. In the 2020 Kansas Cannonball 550-mile gravel race, he shattered the Fastest Known Time in under two and a half days. Currently residing in Boulder, CO, Luke relentlessly pushes his limits. This year he is taking on racing and training full-time. His dedication paid off with a stunning 2nd place finish at the legendary Unbound XL.

LINDSEY STEVENSON

Gravel Pro Lindsey Stevenson has racked up her share of impressive results, with big wins at Barry Roubaix and a podium finish at Gravel Worlds. But racing is more than results for the Utah native whose bicycle passion is a family affair. When she’s not toeing the biggest starting lines in the off-road business, she’s passing on the stoke gene to her son, who finished his first cyclocross race at just age 2!

WILL SURBAUGH

Born in Grand Marais, Minnesota, Will is a Physiology Student at Fort Lewis College in Durango, CO – where he is studying and training to race the biggest marathon races across the U.S. He previously spent several seasons as a sled dog and canoe guide in Minnesota before he moving to Colorado to pursue bike racing and continue his education. 2023 was Will’s breakout season with a win at the Lifetime Lutsen 99er and several podiums at other mountain bike and gravel races across the country. He can probably be found in his van at your local gas station, trailhead, or Walmart parking lot.

LUCAS MIERS

Meet Lucas, Reno’s biking sensation and hometown hero. From dominating Nevada's NICA league to representing Team USA in World Cup races, Lucas pedals with a passion matched only by his dedication to medicine as a pre med student at UNR. He coaches NICA, guiding high schoolers to believe in their potential, echoing his journey from local trails to global tracks. A chocolate milk enthusiast with a knack for breaking carbon wheels, he's known as "the beast" on his team. With Lucas, it's not just about the ride—it’s about fueling dreams and showing that anyone can reach the pinnacle, one pedal stroke at a time.