Bike World News

Upon their arrival in sunny California, each of the ten member National team will be receiving their customized Dutch Redline Flight frames.

In today’s news, note from the ‘Cross Worlds, Vogodny denied license, Milan-San Remo to follow same course and more

After such an awesome REDLINE CUP Series in 2009, Redline and the American Bicycle Association (along with 60-plus top Track Operators) are ready to kick it off and make 2010 even bigger and better.

In today’s cycling news, Rasmussen to Miche, Millar back in good graces of Scotland’s Commonwealth Games committee, USA Cycling wraps up second BMX devo camp and more…

In today’s bicycle racing news, Nelson Vails and BMX get a shout out from the Hall of Fame, Niels Albert on top of ‘cross rankings, Rhenen unhappy with Giro route and more:

Lance Armstrong expected at Tour presentation, Kohl pointing fingers, transfer news, road and cross results and more…

We used to say around here “All The News That Sprints, We Fit”. There’s not much sprinting going on today, but there’s still a little bit of cycling news

USA Cycling is excited to partner with Intense BMX to expand its efforts to develop America’s extensive pipeline of Bicycle Motocross (BMX) athletes.

Round 1 of ASA Entertainment’s Big Air BMX Triples played out last night before an enthusiastic Orange County crowd and measured up to everyone’s expectations.

American riders dominated opening day of the 2009 UCI BMX World Championships on Thursday, taking seven of the 17 world titles up for grabs.