A group of dedicated athletes who celebrate life by riding our bikes for fun and competition.
History
Original Logo
From left to right : Nathan, Brad, and Jonathan
First Team Pic 2013
The original members and founders
Nathan and Jonathan in Huntsville, TX
First junior members
First unofficial team placing at 12 hr endurance race, February 2013
Original Bearded Women Racing graphic
Achiva gives Bearded Women energy!
Will Jiron, Racing Member
Team Photo 2013 Smurfboy River Legacy
Jason Toombs, Ex Racing Member, Development Officer
Big Jon when he raced bikes
Nathan Delahoussaye, Racing Member, Former Team Captain
Tres Beard Bros
Team building at Boulder
Wes Salas
RIP Jacob Hollings #116
First team party Nov 2013
Dirty Dozen 12 hr, 4 man open, 3rd place finishers!
Daniel, Brad, Jesse, Eric
Team pic 2014
Carry The Load 2014
Corey Fawcett
Mike D’Aurelio
Biketoberfest
Father and Son Racing Smurfboy
Ex-member Brittany Smith
Ride The Nett
Samson 66 Finisher
Michelle & Evan Blackard
James and Phil racing the 60+ category
Frisco Dorba Race 2015
2015 Team Pic
Erwin Frozen Series Feb 2015
Dirty Dozen 2015
Texas Chainring Massacre Podium
Dirty Dozen 2016
Several years back three friends who enjoyed racing mountain bikes stumbled across an idea late one night before a race after consuming a few beverages of choice. We needed a gimmick to stand out in the crowd of conformist cyclists because we never finished in the top ten to have our names mentioned during the awards presentation. Browsing through old cycling photos one day on the internet, suddenly it appeared right before our eyes; a bearded man wearing a dress standing beside his bicycle. We knew from that moment on we were to become Bearded Women Racing. Two of us have beards and one of us looks good in a dress, so it was fate and not just a coincidence. Our first race as Bearded Women solidified our destiny with the cycling world and we placed fourth in a 12-hour endurance mountain bike race. The rest they say is history yet to be defined but greatness shall be achieved and our legacy shall live on through our children and grandchildren. Long live Bearded Women!