Wilderness Trail Bikes, Inc., a global leader in bicycle components, is proud to be send its PR manager and pro athlete Mark Weir to the Fabien Barel invitational, Urge Kenya

Mark Weir is joining a select group of the world’s best mountain bikers in a race down Mt. Kenya this February. The event, named Urge Kenya, is being organized by two-time downhill world champion Fabien Barel and Fred Glo of Tribe Sports Group. Only ten athletes will be racing this spectacular, ultra-endurance downhill event and all proceeds will be donated to ACORD, an international alliance working to promote social justice throughout Africa.

So far, the roster of invited riders includes Mark Weir, Brian Lopes, Fabien Barel, Wade Simmons, Ritchey Schley, Steve Peat, Julien Absalon and Anne Caroline Chausson, among others. The riders will spend three full days trekking to the 16,355-foot summit of Lenana Peak. Although each competitor will be assigned a Swahili guide, the riders must carry their own bikes. The hike up the mountain will serve as course inspection and the start order will be determined by each rider’s knowledge of the Swahili language, encouraging interaction between riders and guides throughout the trek. The voyage up Mt. Kenya will undoubtedly be a life-changing bonding experience for the group. The trip down will be a flat-out battle between the world’s best mountain bike pilots across a half-dozen ecological zones, including bamboo forests and Afro-Alpine chaparral. The

Fabien Barel and Fred Glo are visiting the area right now organizing the event and Mark Weir is anxiously awaiting his departure in late January. “It will be a once in a lifetime trip,” said Weir. “I just hope I can breathe at 16,000 feet.” Weir also stated that he’d be riding with a paper bag over his head to prepare for the thin air. In a more serious tone, Weir stated that, “this is an incredible opportunity to use our sport to help people that are less fortunate.” group will speed through the impressive landscape and finish in less than three hours.

Please visit WTB.com for more information.

WTB, based in Mill Valley, California, has been an industry pioneer since 1982. The small, independently owned company strives to produce innovative parts and accessories for both OEM and aftermarket use. wtb.com

source: mark weir

October 28, 2008

Colorado Springs, Colorado

NEW Cyclocross Skills Book Now Available

Several years ago Scott Mares was frustrated with the only book on the market and started to put together drills and skills for cyclocross. Scott has been running the ACA cyclocross camps for 9 years with rider attendance from 60 up to 140 at a time. The camps have help produce more than a dozen national champions and even a Silver at the
Jr. worlds championships.

The name of the book is “The Complete Book of Cyclocross, Skill Training and Racing”. This book is available at www.cx-book.com October 17th this year. The book will retail for $20.00. The web site is full of information about the book and the author including a sample chapter from the book.

About the book

The book addresses different techniques of skill training and racing for
cyclocross. The book will also address different cross drills to promote skill and intervals specific to cyclocross. The book has over 200 detail pictures with specific arrows showing where to place your hands. The book also shows what NOT to do and why you should not do it.

Detailed descriptions will be given on these drills that have never been published before. The book explains each drill in a way that is easy to understand and implement.

Racing tactics and equipment are a big section in this book. In the racing section, I talk about different tactics and explain when and when not to apply them.

In addition, the book contains a few chapters on growing the sport. The ACA has been very successful on growing Junior Cyclocross through their camps and Mud Skipper program. The book gives detailed guidance on how to create and run your own cyclocross camp and junior cyclocross program.

source: Scott MARES

Cyclists from Southern California and all over the world visit the Palos Verdes Peninsula area to enjoy the great roads and trails and the amazing ocean views. PV Bicycle Center now adds another great reason to visit this part of LA’s South Bay.

Specialized Racing Bikes on Display at PV Bicycle Center

Oct 30, 2008 – The most difficult part of riding a bicycle in the Palos Verdes Peninsula is staying on the road. Not because the roads are poorly paved. They are beautifully groomed and maintained. Not because of irate motorists who don’t want to share with those who are motor-free. PV residents are well known as being at peace with runners, cyclists, and horseback riders. And not even because of the hilly, winding terrain, since most of the roads are wide and well banked. The difficulty comes because your are distracted by the unparalleled vistas and spectacular seaside panoramas, not to mention some of Southern California’s most amazing homes.

Now, adding to this idilic bicycle world is the newest Specialized Concept Store in the US, PV Bicycle Center. Into this extraordinary community comes a cycling store so beyond the ordinary that it is the perfect fit for its environment. The careful design and plan of this retail jewel could only have been accomplished by an artist. In this case a musician who could carefully craft a melody into the chords and rhythms of the concerto that was already in place. Enter Steve Bowen, stage left.

Until just a few short years ago, Steve Bowen was making his living on and off Broadway as a conductor, arranger, and editor of music ranging from rock to Gershwin, from Dixieland to Musical Theatre. His next debut will be bringing his off Broadway bike shop to the big time in the Peninsula Shopping Center.

“Our goal is nothing less than to have the very best bike shop with the best customer experience in all of Southern California,” Steve tells his staff for the umpteenth time. And PV BIcycle Center’s owners and crew have gone all out to meet that goal. Teaming with the cycling powerhouse Specialized Bicycle Company, no expense has been spared in creating this new venue. From state-of-the-art audio and video equipment to provide ambiance and information to the “best fitting facility in Southern California,” the store is beyond amazing.

When you enter the store you can’t help but be struck by the elegance and sophistication designed in by Steve and Specialized. “One of our main goals,” explains Steve, “is to make this facility as inviting to women as it is to men.” The colors and stylistic touches feel more like Nordtroms than a traditional male-oriented bike shop. But there remain plenty of elements to attract the testosterone crowd.

When you drop by, pay special attention to the ceiling treatment. See if you can spot evidence of a Grand Piano in the sky. Steve says it wasn’t intentional. Either way, it says everything about this new cycling waystop in the middle of bicycle paradise.

For more information about the grand opening the weekend of November 21-23 or directions on how to find this new cycling treasure, check out the website at http://pvbike.com

source: PRLog

Charlotte, NC – First-time racers, weekend warriors and pro-racers alike started their days early for National Mountain Bike Oktoberfest, held October 24-26, 2008. While volunteers from Cowbell Challenge Inc. finished checking and marking the courses At Fisher Farm Park in Davidson, NC, and setting up to check in the racers, seasoned racers began their pre-rides and first-time racers checked out the course and asked tons of questions. Spectators and support crews found some time to check out the new models from Cannondale, Specialized and Trek, and kids from 2 to 11 got their first taste of bike racing.

Friday dawned grey and chilly, but the threat of rain didn’t stop the competitors for the Friday NiteRider Short Track Race. 11 racers took to the course for just over 30 minutes of tight racing through the woods. Jeremiah Bishop (Trek/VW) took top honors with 17 laps in 31:57.1, followed by Diego (Bicycle Sport) with 17 laps in 32.10.9 and Nat Ross (Gary Fisher/Subaru) with 17 laps in 32.47.3.

Saturday morning brought a steady downpour before dawn, but the rain disappeared by the time the children took the field for Kids Kompetitions, sponsored by Cool Breeze Cyclery. “It is so much fun watching these kids hopping on their bikes and just getting out to ride for the sheer joy of it,” said Taylor Sullivan, Oktoberfest Race Director. Toddlers competed in a short race with running bikes provided by Strider. Cool Breeze staff officiated and presented the children with medals and special prizes.

The featured event, the Oktoberfest 8-hour Endurance race kicked off at noon, with an impressive starting lineup that included Oktoberfest partner Tinker Juarez (Monavie/Cannondale), Jeremiah Bishop (Trek/VW), Nat Ross (Gary Fisher/Subaru), Harlan Price (FT / IF pb Lionette’s), and Ernesto Marenchin (Speedgoat.com), balanced by a number of bikers competing in their very first endurance race. From the word “GO” a really tight race was on, and Nat Ross, hitting the course for the ODI, “Grip and Rip” whole shot win, also grabbed all five of the Specialized “King of the Mountain” climbs in the first lap. Ross, Price, Juarez, Marenchin and Bishop stayed close in the early laps, and after a few more hours Bishop and Price were riding each other’s wheels, trading first and second for the rest of the day. As course faded into darkness and the hours counted down to the final lap, a mere 8 seconds separated the Bishop and Price. At the end, Bishop crossed the line just 12 seconds ahead of Harlan Price. The top five finishes are:

1. Jeremiah Bishop (Trek/VW) 14 laps

2. Harlan Price (FT / IF pb Lionette’s) 14 laps

3. Tinker Juarez (MonaVie Cannondale) 13 laps

4. Ernesto Marenchin (Speedgoat.com) 13 laps

5. Nat Ross (Gary Fisher/Subaru) 12 laps

In the women’s race, Pua Sawicki (Team Mata) looked to be impossible to beat—with some of the top finishes of the year before coming out to Oktoberfest. At the start Pua‘s race pace matched the men’s and she looked ready to go for the whole shot over the men. In fact, she was the female winner of the ODI “Grip and Rip” first female on the course, and the Specialized “Queen of the Mountain”. Her husband Ron, reported that the course was really slippery on the first lap due to all the late night rain and earlier morning mist, and Pua fell in the single track section of the course. She came back strong and fast, finishing well ahead of the rest of the women’s field and most of the men’s field. Pua’s family, coming in from Hawaii, was there cheering her on as for the first time they watched her compete in mountain biking. Denelle Grant (Bike Factory Racing) and Blakely Sapsford (Guy’s Racing) rounded out the top three in the women’s field.

The deep blue skies North Carolina is famous for returned bright and early on Sunday, as the racers prepared for Time Trials. Racers set off in one minute intervals to cover four miles of existing, flowing single track in the fastest time possible. The results follow:

Open - Men

1 Jafer Beizer (Kudzu.com U23) Conyers, GA 17:46.4

2 Noel Kirila (Bicycle Sport Concord, NC 17:47.5

3 Michael Nixon (SoBe/Cannondale) Ft. Lauderdale, FL 17:53.8

4 Chris Wieczorek (Bicycle Sport) Charlotte, NC 18:11.2

5 Chris Baker (Bicycle Sport) Charlotte, NC 20:19.6

6 Stephen Janes (World Bicycle Relief) Asheville, NC 20:31.6

7 Michael Petersen Concord, NC 23:14.0

8 Dongseok Kim (NASCAR Technical Institute) Mooresville, NC 25:12.4

Single Speed - Men

1 Andrew Good (Cool Breeze Cyclery) Mooresville, NC 20:05.1

Sport - Men

1 Kristofer Karwisch Erlanger, KY 19:39.2

2 Scott Griffith Charlotte, NC 21:10.5

3 Brian Maxwell China Grove, NC 21:36.6

4 Douglas Engel (Bolt Brothers Cyclery) Charlotte, NC 21:54.2

5 Daniel Huey Cornelius, NC 21:55.7

6 Daniel Green Cornelius, NC 23:54.2

Masters - Men

1 Jack Crouch (Bicycle Sport) Charlotte, NC 19:22.2

The final event of the inaugural National Mountain Bike Oktoberfest was known as the “Beast” for good reason… three-quarters of a mile of running, biking, and obstacles. The modified cyclocross style race resembled “old-fashioned” cyclo-cross, challenging the skills of experienced and newbie riders alike as they raced for 30 minutes plus 1 lap. The results follow:

Masters - Men

1 Jack Crouch (Bicycle Sport) Charlotte, NC

2 Perry Lee (Bicycle Sport) Charlotte, NC

3 Mike Metz Matthews, NC

4 Randy Nance Cornelius, NC

Open - Men

1 Michael Nixon (SoBe Cannondale) Ft. Lauderdale, FL

2 Jafer Beizer (Kudzu.com U23 Team) Conyers, GA

3 Stephen Janes (World Bicycle Relief) Asheville, NC

4 Chris Baker (Bicycle Sport-Shannon Ridge ) Charlotte, NC

5 Dongseok Kim (NASCAR Technical Institute) Mooresville, NC

Sport - Men

1 Richard Tsui (Cool Breeze Cyclery) Huntersville, NC

2 Kristofer Karwisch Erlanger, KY

3 Scott Griffith Charlotte, NC

4 Douglas Engel (Bolt Brothers Cyclery) Charlotte, NC

5 Daniel Green Cornelius, NC

Sport Women

1 Cathie Docherty (Dirt Divas) Fort Mill, SC

“My hat is off to the volunteers and organizers of National Mountain Bike Oktoberfest,” said David “Tinker” Juarez, former Olympian and Mountain Bike Hall of Famer and partner for the inaugural event. “It was a huge effort that came together quickly, and as a racer, I can say it was a blast to compete in.”

Sponsors for National Mountain Bike Oktoberfest currently include The Right Words, Organic Systems, LLC, NiteRider Lighting Systems, Cool Breeze Cyclery, Cannondale Bicycles, Kenda Tires, MonaVieCannondale.com, ODI Grips, Specialized Bicycles, Anse Chastanet Resort in St. Lucia iBert Safe-T- Seats, Strider Running Bikes, Summit Coffee, Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine, Bicycle Sport, Tifosi Eyewear, The Cyclepath, Clif Bar, Hammer Nutrition, ByeKyle, and Cane Creek.

Cowbell Challenge, Inc., a 501C3 nonprofit corporation, is a volunteer organization dedicated to promoting and organizing endurance mountain biking events which raise funds in support of charitable causes that promote health, well-being, and strong communities. Its signature event, the Cowbell Challenge 12-Hour Endurance Mountain Bike Race finished its seventh year in 2008 with more than $16,000 raised in support of numerous local and national non-profit organizations that support those facing catastrophic illness, families in crisis, maintaining natural spaces, and promoting cycling and fitness.

source: taylor sullivan

Calling all budding sport photographers…

© Nimai Chandra Ghosh courtesy of Sony World Photography Award

Have you got what it takes to be the next Heinz Kluetmeier? The Sony World Photography Awards - the global competition which honours both professional and amateur photographers - is inviting all budding sport photographers to submit their work for the 2009 SWPA Sport amateur category. Sport has long provided us with some of the most arresting photographic opportunities, and this is your chance to get your work seen by some of the world’s leading photographers.

In addition to the SWPA Sport Amateur Category, Sony is proud to introduce a brand new category this year with the 2009 Campaign Award, joining together a global obsession for football with an enthusiasm and passion for photography.  The award seeks to uncover and celebrate the beauty of football that many people might miss or overlook: extraordinary football moments where you would least expect to find them. The winner of this award will receive tickets to Cannes, and also to the World Cup in 2010.

The Sony World Photography Awards are entirely international, welcoming people from across the globe to submit their photographs into an exciting amateur competition, which is run alongside the Professional Awards. They are judged by some of the most renowned names in the industry including Tom Stoddart and Elliott Erwitt.

· The competition is free to enter and the submission deadline is 31 December 2008.  The winner will be announced on 17 March 2009. There are eight amateur categories in total

· The SWPA Amateur Sport Photographer of the Year will be showcased as part of the official 2009 Finalists exhibition in Cannes and be part of the annual SWPA Global Tour

· One grand prize winner will be selected from the eight category winners by the 2009 Judging Committee and will be awarded The Sony World Photography Awards Amateur Photographer of the Year. The overall winner and a guest will be flown to Cannes, receive two nights’ accommodation in a luxury hotel on the famous Croisette, receive VIP tickets to attend the evening gala awards ceremony on 16 April 2009, and will receive $5000 and a Sony prize 16^th

http://www.worldphotographyawards.org/enterhere.asp

For further information contact: Jill Cotton and Elise Oliver

Colman Getty

T: 00 44 20 7631 2666

E: jill@colmangetty.co.uk / elise@colmangetty.co.uk

source: Kiri Gillespie

(this article originally posted at and courtesy of www.sicklines.com)

Truvativ HammerSchmit (AM)

It’s not every day that you get to ride something as unique as the Truvativ HammerSchmidt. What Truvativ has designed, a planetary gear system, is impressive to say the least.

What HammerSchmidt does on the surface is replace a double ring setup with a single ring one that offers the same gear range, but there are many more benefits to it. Read more inside.

While the idea isn’t new to the transmission world, it is impressive to see the idea implemented in a crankset to effectively replace not only the double ring setup, but also acts as a bashguard and a chainguide all in one. Before we delve into the details of the ride here is a run down of the two versions available for after market purchasing.

HammerSchmidt will come in two flavors, an AM and a FR Version.

All Mountain (AM)

• Crank arm lengths are 170 and 175mm
• Tungesten Grey finished arms made from AL 7050 TV
• Versions for 68, 73, 83mm bottom bracket sizes
• Gearing equivalent to a 22t/36t or 24t/38t
• 15mm crank bolt

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Norco Re-Signs as Ride Guide’s Official Bike Sponsor Norco has renewed and signed on again as the official bike sponsor of the Ride Guide TV show.  Ride Guide is broadcast to over 60 million households in more than 60 countries around the world.! Ride Guide is entering it’s 13th season of production, and they will produce 13 new shows or episodes during the 2009 season. These are now entirely shot, edited and produced in HD, a major upgrade for them that has happened over this past ‘08 season. Norco Factory Team Rider Darcy Turenne continues through the 2009 schedule as host of Ride Guide.Watch for new episodes coming your way soon. ———————————————————————————————————————– Worldwide TV Distribution: Canada: OLNRush HDShaw VODRogers VOD United States: The Ski Channel   (in USA this goes to over 23 million households, and potentially 60+ million viewers) Europe: Extreme Sports Channel  (goes into UK, Poland, Israel, Norway, Netherlands, France, Romania, Hungary, Russia, and Germany,Total in these top ten countries this show goes into more than 22 million homes with a potential of over 63 + million viewers Australia: Fuel TV  (into 1.2 million households, potentially 3.4+ million viewers) ON-LINE DISTRIBUTION: Dose.ca Joost.com BikeMag.com RideGuide.ca Norco.com Extreme.com

source: Dustan Sept

While Michal Prokop is taking rest after successful surgery of his wrist injured during pre-Olympic qualification, together with photographer Rob Trnka and graphic designer Jan Mocnak they finalized Michal’s latest project… We’d like to introduce the unique calendar called michal.prokop09!

Tons of iron lifted in a fitness centre, kilometers on roads, days on trips, training plans, massages… enough for a talented sportsman to become successful, but too little to become a real professional. It does not depend on how his sport is big, but it depends on what all is he willing to do not to remain only a local hero…

Michal Prokop managed to step out of shadow of sports giants even before the flames went up over the Beijing. The life on pedals is his hobby and livelihood as well. Today, the twenty-seven-year King of the Czech cycling of 2006 and the factory rider of Author acquired all titles on his mountain bike and he even defended them again. Also, in 2006, only several months after a severe injury, he initiated the Czech national team of the track world championship on oval… As the double World and European champion and the double winner of the World Cup in fourcross, he has again found another great challenge in his highly successful carrier - nothing smaller than the BMX premiere at the Summer Olympic Games 2008 in the Chinese Beijing. He flies tens thousand miles in plane and spends hundreds of hours in car; he does not spent a lot of time at home.

One year of life of the most successful Czech biker and BMX rider was caught by the photographer Rob Trnka in the series of twelve unique pictures of the calendar michal.prokop09. Raw, black & white photos, sensitively processed by the graphic designer Jan Mocnak, offer neither attractive sceneries nor insane tricks. Least of all, they include egoistical posturing or nostalgic looking back to the Olympic year. It was not intended to amaze by a list of exotic destinations. Month by month, we can watch Michal at his training, ice skating race, care for his racing machine or his own body, behind handlebars, or on the road…

Michal Prokop comes with a project which does not want to astonish and that’s why it is worth attention. The outcome from sale together with the profit from auction of replica of the Michal’s Olympic Author machine is determined for the Fund of sportsmen at the Foundation of Tereza Maxova. The calendar in the A2 format will have its premiere at the Sport Life exhibition in Brno, where the mentioned auction shall take place.

source: Zdenek Pol | Polis.Media
info@polis.cz

Michal Prokop’s interests in business negotiations are represented by Polis.Riders; communication with media is secured by the company Polis.Media. For any business information, press information, and any supplementing information we are fully at your disposal on above stated contacts.

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DAVE WIENS FEATURED IN NEW YORK TIMES Dave Wiens is a simple man. A family man. A passionate man. Dave has been riding and racing his bike longer than most of us, and he is still competing at a high level for the Topeak-Ergon team. Riding his bike went to a whole new level in 2008 with the announcement of Lance Armstrong showing up to race in the Leadville 100….a race Dave had won 5 times previously. Recently, the New York Times flew out to Gunnison, CO to get the inside look at this father of 3. Click the link below to read the story and see the incredible video. more >> ERGON DEBUTS NEW PRODUCTS AT INTERBIKE The 2009 season is just around the corner. With that being said, Ergon recently attended the industry trade show in Las Vegas with a armful of new products to start hitting store shelves in early 2009. We teamed up with the great folks at MTBR.com to bring you a virtual trade show booth highlighting these new products. Check out the link below for photos and videos for the 2009 Interbike trade show. Expect these new products to start hitting store shelves in February 2009. more >> APPLY FOR ERGON SPONSORSHIP IN 2009 Ergon USA is currently accepting mountain bike, XTERRA, and adventure racing sponsorships requests for athletes and teams in the USA and Canada. For further information on how to apply please click the link below. Please note, deadline is December 12, 2008. more >> JOIN US ON FACEBOOK AND MYSPACE Yes, the rumors are true! Ergon has now made its presence on the networking websites of Facebook and Myspace. Sign up or log on to each site to become a friend of the brand! Be the first to get the latest news on products and special Ergon events. Or, share your Ergon ride experience with photos. Stop back on a daily basis and watch the network of Ergon users grow!!! www.facebook.com www.myspace.com search: Ergon USA or Ergon International CONTEST: WHERE ARE FUZZY & DEJAY? Each month Ergon is running a contest with two of its traveling athletes: Fuzzy and Dejay. As these two criss-cross the country riding & racing on singletrack they snap pictures. Each month Ergon chooses one photo and posts it up to have the location and trail be identified by you the reader. Think you have a good grasp on the singletrack in North America? Then click the link below to figure out how to identify this trail and WIN! more >> WIENS AND ARMSTRONG BATTLE AT LEADVILLE 100 The Leadville 100 endurance mountain bike saw a battle between two very different Legends of cycling. Dave Wiens, the Topeak Ergon racer lined up for the race which he had already won 5 times in a row. Next to him was the new challenger – none other than the seven times Tour de France Champion Lance Armstrong. Neither of them was going to take it easy! With a record finishing time of 6:45:45 the victory went to the 43 year old Wiens. He had nearly 2 minutes lead on Armstrong. The new record beat his own previous record by nearly 13 minutes, putting a cherry on the top of the win for Wiens. “It was great to have Lance here to give us such a great race today, but I wont kid myself, he isn’t the same rider now that he was when he won the Tours. I don’t put myself in that league” the modest and down to earth Wiens said of the ride to his sixth win. The course was 100 miles long and demanded everything of the riders. For Armstrong it was his first competitive race since his retirement following the 2005 Tour de France. His venture into the knobbly world wasn’t out of the blue, he had been extensively training in nearby Aspen, acclimatising to the altitude for two weeks. However, with only 20km to go, he turned to Wiens and told him “that’s it, I’m done. Go.” Despite Wien’s encouragement Armstrong dropped back and the final gap formed. A return to the race next year though was not ruled out. For a blow-by-blow recap of the race check out the provided video link below! more >> BC3: JUST THE TICKET FOR WINTER COMMUTING Available in early November ‘08, Ergon will introduce the BC3 backpack to the market. Following the same ergonomic features as the the BD1 and BD2, the BC3 will give riders, racers, and commuters a pack with 25 liters of cargo capacity. Inside the pack expect to find more pockets, zippers, and pouches to store all those needed items for that long adventure. The single largest upgrade the BC3 brings over the BD1 and BD2 is the material used to construct the pack. Made of 210 D Nylon, the pack is virtually 100% waterproof. All the seems within the pack are taped, and the zippers also display waterproof features. Keep an eye to your local retailer shelves to get your hand on this highly demanded product. more >> ERGON ATHLETES TAKE WINS AT 24 HOURS OF MOAB Neither wind or sand could stop Josh Tostado or Jari Kirkland from completing the most laps at the 14th 24 Hours of Moab. Josh Tostado took to a hard pace right from the start and was able to turn 17 laps on the rugged course outside Moab, UT. Racing on the GX2 and GR2, Josh was finally able to get that win in the Elite Men Solo race, which he has been so close to in years past. In the Elite Womens Solo race, Jari Kirkland defended here title from last year by pounding out 13 laps on the 15 mile course. Jari chose the GX1 for her 2 bikes this year. Elite Men Solo 1 Josh J. Tostado 17 12:41:20 2 David Tinker Juarez 16 11:48:19 3 Roan M. Exelby 16 13:00:02 4 Ben Bostrom 16 13:37:46 5 Leighton D. Poidevin 15 12:32:56 Elite Women Solo 1 Jari Kirkland 13 11:07:43 2 Kris Cannon 11 11:34:39 3 Kerry White 11 12:40:36 4 Cat Morrison 10 8:16:22 5 Liz N. Baumgardt-Kays 7 9:39:15 More more on the race, check out this awesome video! more >>

ERGON USA, Inc. Phone: 877-573-7466 (Toll Free) www.ergon-bike.com 7616 Lexington Avenue Fax: 323-848-9097 info@ergon-bike.com West Hollywood, CA90046

source: Ergon News Letter