With over 300 national and international victories in a career that spanned two decades, Davis Phinney is still the U.S. cyclist with the most career wins in history. In 1986, he was the first American ever to win a stage in the Tour de France. Then in 2000, at age 40, came the news that he had early-onset Parkinson's disease. But rather being kept down, Phinney has fought back with the formation of the Davis Phinney Foundation. Phinney is also a noted television cycling commentator, public speaker and journalist.

Davis Phinney brings his amazing passion for cycling to Expo on Saturday Feb. 18 only.

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Joe Friel is probably the most well known and respected coaches in the USA. Friel is the author of The Cyclist's Training Bible, Cycling Past 50, Precision Heart Rate Training (co-author), The Triathlete's Training Bible, The Mountain Biker's Training Bible and Triathlon: Going Long, and his newest book, The Paleo Diet for Athletes (co-author). He holds a masters degree in exercise science, is a USA Triathlon and USA Cycling certified coach, and is the past Chairman of the USA Triathlon National Coaching Commission.

We welcome Joe Friel on both days solo and on a special coaching panel.

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Come meet triathlon legend and pioneer Sally Edwards, author of over 20 books on training and one of America's premier fitness experts, as she explains how to have less stress and more energy through the connection with your most important muscle - the heart.

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Action sports make a big comeback to 2006 Expo hall with the return of the Northwest BMX Stunt Team featuring Nick Halsey.

This year we are pleased to welcome one of the top U.S. Female BMX riders to join in the outrageous stunts: Nina Buitrago!

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We're pleased to welcome noted author David Herlihy with a daily presentation on his beautiful book "Bicycle". Herlihy will give a fascinating slide show with lots of facts and fun bicycle history. Pick up your own autographed copy of this must-have book for your collection.

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Sit in on a woman's pro panel of racers from four different bicycling sports. You certainly won't want to miss 75-year-old Ironman world record holder Sister Madonna Buder, known as "The Mother Superior of Triathlons", as she speaks about competing, training, motivation and reaching your goals.

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This year we have moved the classic bike show to Expo's main hall, look for the new location just behind the Food Court. Be sure to stop by and vote for your favorite bike each day.

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