Susan Palmer-Komar (Cubello) is a distinguished Hamiltonian and a prominent figure in the world of cycling, known for her exceptional achievements as a professional cyclist and her contributions to sports in Canada. Born on January 27, 1967, in Collingwood, Ontario, Palmer moved to Hamilton to attend McMaster University, joining Hamilton’s active cycling community.

Palmer-Komar represented Canada in numerous international competitions, including the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics, where she competed in road cycling events. Her participation in the Olympics highlighted her as one of Canada’s premier cyclists. In addition to her Olympic appearances, Palmer-Komar earned several national titles and competed in 13 World Championships.

Beyond her competitive career, Palmer-Komar has been a significant advocate for cycling and women’s sports. She has been involved in coaching, mentoring young athletes, and promoting healthy living and physical activity. Her efforts have contributed to the growth of cycling in Canada and have inspired many young athletes, especially women, to pursue their passion for sports.

Susan Palmer-Komar’s legacy in cycling and her dedication to fostering a positive sports culture continue to resonate in Hamilton and across Canada. Her achievements and contributions reflect her commitment to excellence and her enduring impact on the Canadian sports community.