Graeme Obree, a renowned professional cyclist and LGBT+ sports speaker, is known for his cycling skill and contributions to cycle design and extraordinary experiences.
His influence in the sport extends beyond his success, and his journey is truly inspirational. His life has been depicted in the films "The Flying Scotsman" and "Battle Mountain: Graeme Obree's Story."

Graeme's innovative and visionary approach propelled him from a club cyclist to a world-famous record-breaking cyclist in a short time.
His courage, self-belief, and commitment have motivated aspiring cyclists and sportspeople worldwide. He has set the standard for British cyclists like Chris Hoy and Bradley Wiggins.

Graeme's remarkable story can be shared with private, public, and corporate audiences, focusing on key themes such as peak performance, overcoming adversity, personal growth, technique, training, and maximizing success.

One of his notable achievements was breaking Francesco Moser's world hour velodrome record, where he fell short on his first attempt but returned the next day to set a new record.
Despite facing bans on his riding positions and designs throughout his career, they eventually became catalysts for change in the cycling world.

Graeme has designed many bike frames and innovative cycle designs. His professional achievements include gaining the Moser Record twice, becoming the Individual Pursuit World Champion from 1993-1995, winning the RTTC 50 and 25-mile race, and participating in the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games.

With his personal and professional experiences, including his struggles with depression, Graeme possesses the determination and motivation to inspire your team.