Bike World News

First off, the USA CRITS final, which has taken place in Las Vegas in conjunction with Interbike the last several years is no longer on the schedule. The TX TOUGH GRAND PRIX III will now serve as the Men’s Finals.

Six races sprinkled throughout the United States will comprise the 2010 Nature Valley Pro Ride, the qualifying events for amateurs to earn a trip to compete against the country’s top men and women professional bicycle racers at the Nature Valley Grand Prix.

Don Walker, organizer of the North American Handmade Bicycle Show, announced the selection of the Richmond Convention Center (Richmond, VA) for the 2010 show.

New four-year agreement makes Blue the official Bicycle through the 2012 Olympics.
Norcross, Georgia – November 18, 2008 – Blue Competition Cycles today announced they will continue as the official bicycle sponsor for USA Triathlon for the next four years, through the 2012 Olympics in London. Blue Competition Cycles has been the official bicycle sponsor of USA Triathlon since 2005. During that time, athletes riding Blue Competition Cycles have won numerous events at both the elite and amateur levels.
“We are thrilled that Blue will continue as our official bicycle sponsor,” said …

Seth Wealing grabs 11th on the All-New Blue Ryno
Norcross, Georgia – November 3 –Brent McMahon announced his return to off-road triathlon by taking a podium finish at the Xterra World Championships on October 26 in Maui, Hawaii. McMahon, who had spent time concentrating on the Olympic trials and winning the Canadian Triathlon title, parked his Blue Triad road multisport bike and tackled the tough mountain bike course on a Blue Carbon XC hard tail. Meanwhile, Seth Wealing was riding a 2009 Blue Ryno full-suspension mountain bike to an eleventh …

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Blue Competition Cycles Awards Triad Framesets to Winning Amateurs
USAT National Championship leading Amateurs will also get free wind tunnel time.

Norcross, Georgia – October 20– It always pays to be the fastest, but at the 2008 USAT National Championships in Portland, Oregon, two amateur triathletes received special rewards for their cycling results. Blue Competition Cycles presented new, state-of-the-art Triad ™ multisport framesets to Courtenay Brown, age 30 of Incline Village, Nevada and Curt Wood, age 30 of Chaska, Minnesota, the amateur female and male with the fastest …