Meet the Owner -
Wally Tunison
Wally's World
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Hello!
I'm Wally Tunison and I'm the owner of The Bicycle Hub in Marlboro, New Jersey.
Since 1973, I have been involved with two-wheeled sports - Motocross and Enduro riding.
During the early 1980s, I was the Manager/Co-Owner of The Peddler Bicycle
Shop in Long Branch, and it was then that I continued my involvement by organizing BMX races.
My passion for bicycles has continued through the years. |
 Wally (right) having a discussion with Former Governor Whitman and former director of the Federal Dept of Environmental Protection (left) in July, 1999. |
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| As you can see, my involvement has provided me with opportunities to meet many interesting people along the way. |  July 31, 1999 - Ride with Governor Whitman |
Personal Facts
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President and Founder of the New Jersey Cycling Conservation Club |
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Co-Founder of Monmouth Heritage Trail, Inc. |
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State Representative for the International Mountain Bicycle Association (IMBA) |
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Official for races activities with the National Off Road Bicycle Association (NORBA) |
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National Commissar with the Federation Internationale du Amateur Cyclisma (FIAC) |
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Representative for mountain biking interests on
the New Jersey Trails Council, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Parks and Forestry |
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Member NJORV (off-road vehicle) Sub-Committee under the New Jersey Trails Council |
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Monmouth County Park System contact for mountain bicycling |
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Promoter of mountain biking events held at Allaire State Park |
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Past Representative for mountain biking to the Regional Trail Corridor Study for the Mid-Atlantic States as commissioned by the National Parks and Conservation Association |
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In-service Instructor for mountain bicycling to the State of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Parks and Forestry Mountain Bicycle Mounted Ranger Patrol program |
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Past Bicycle Test Editor for the east coast monthly publication Trail Rider magazine |
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Past column Contributor to the East Coast bi-monthly magazine Dirt Rag |