Greg A. Hill

Who is Greg A. Hill?

Greg Alan Hill From Santa Ana, California U.S.A. is A Former "Old School" Professional Bicycle Motocross Racer Whose Prime Competitive Years Were From 1977 To 1989. He Retired From The Top Competitive Racing "Senior Professional Circuit" Or "AA Pro" After The 1998 Season.

Greg Was Known To Be Very Outspoken, A Rider Who Had A Bit Of A Temper On The Track, And His NickNames Were "The Machine", "The BusinessMan" And Now "G.O.A.T." He Earned These NickNames For His Very Serious, Focused Attitude Toward Racing Even As A Fourteen Year Old Amateur, And Also His Willingness To Speak His Mind including Being Critical Of Sanctioning Bodies And Their Policies And Rules. "The BusinessMan" Moniker in Particular Was Coined By Bob Osborn, Owner And Editor Of Bicycle Motocross Action Magazine. Greg Personally Boycotted The American Bicycle Association For Almost A Full Season in 1980 Beginning With The Winter Nationals And Ending With The Vans 5000 Pro Spectacular. He Later Lead An informal Pro Boycott With Numerous Respected Top Pros Against The American Bicycle Association in 1983 Over The Method Of How The ABA National Number One Pro Was Decided. The American Bicycle Association How Ever Has Corrected, To A Honest Method. Greg Was Also involved in A Number Of Business Ventures, Such As Motivational And How To Books And Video Tapes; Running A Bicycle Motocross Manufacturing Company, Greg Hill Products During The 1980's Which He Later Revived in The Early 1990's And is Still Going Strong, And Teaching Seminars instructing Young Racers, On How To Race. These Are But A Few Examples Of The Drive To Promote HimSelf And BMX in The Public Eye.