Specialized founder Mike Sinyard steps down as CEO, as Dyson’s Scott Maguire steps in
Sinyard takes chairman role going forward and remains a 'visionary leader' after founding the company in 1974.
Mike Sinyard
Following social media firestorm, Specialized eases off aggressive legal policy
The California-based company retracts trademark violation orders to two parties, Epix and Café Roubaix
Specialized founder Sinyard visits Cafe Roubaix, apologizes for trademark controversy
Mike Sinyard and Daniel Richter meet to discuss a controversial trademark run-in
David vs. Goliath?
Goliath isn’t quite the big, bad ogre he is made out to be, and perhaps David isn’t quite a chaste biblical hero, either
Q&A: Specialized’s Mike Sinyard on 29ers
When it comes to trails, the man at the helm of Specialized — Mike Sinyard — is not only a proponent of the big wheels, but he pilots them too.
Mark Renshaw and HTC-HighRoad charged up for TDU
After an unusual team camp at Specialized’s California headquarters, HTC-HighRoad will open the 2011 ProTour season later this month at the Tour Down Under. Aussies Mark Renshaw and Matt Goss are particularly fired up for racing.
High Road, Specialized partnership unites a pair of industry titans
Specialized and High Road Sports have one thing in common: They are driven by powerful leaders — who each love to ride
Leadville 2010: What will the Founder of Specialized Race?
VIDEO: Mike Sinyard, founder of Specialized, raced the Leadville Trail 100 last year. He liked it so much his company is sponsoring this year's event. What bike is he riding Saturday?
Singletrack.com @ Sea Otter: Video Interviews
SEA OTTER: Singletrack.com talks to some familiar faces — Mike Sinyard, Pua Sawicki and Christoph Sauser — out and about at the Classic's expo
Astana’s riding Specialized in ’10
Alberto Contador and his Team Astana mates will be riding Specialized bicycles as he strives to win a third Tour de France in 2010.
High School MTB Group Going National
With the help of a few of the cycling industry's heavy-hitters, what started out 10 years ago as the NorCal High School Mountain Bike Racing League is now the National Interscholastic Cycling Association.