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• USGP Portland Cup Day 1 – Photo Gallery by Joe Sales

  5 December 10 • 1 comment

  Joe Sales’ photos grace many of our print magazine’s covers and pages, including the Worlds feature in Issue 9 and the covers of our recent Issue 10 and the upcoming Issue 11. Sales captured the racing action at the USGP Portland Cup day 1, mostly in black and white.  Here are just a few of [...]

• USGP Portland Cup Day 1 – Photo Gallery by Janet Hill

  5 December 10 • 0 comment

  We’ve got a bunch of great photos from Day 1 of the USGP Portland Cup for your enjoyment.  First up is Seattle’s cyclocross photographer, Janet Hill:

• St. Wendel, Germany Gets Ready for the 2011 UCI Cyclocross World Championships

  29 November 10 • 0 comment

  

  While the US won’t have a 2011 cyclocross national championships, the UCI will be hosting a 2011 Cyclocross World Championships in St. Wendel Germany, on January 29th and 30th, 2011. Full press release below. World`s top riders in St. Wendel St. Wendel will host the Cyclo-cross World Championships for the second time since 2005 and [...]

• Nash and Candelario Storm the NCNCA Championships – Updated: More Photos

  22 November 10 • 0 comment

  by Paul Guerra This year’s Northern California and Nevada Cycling Association District Championships were held in Reno, Nevada, at Clayton Middle School and were hosted by the Reno Wheelmen in addition to their normal Sagebrush Cyclocross series lineup. Although Reno has a vibrant cycling scene and is in close proximity to excellent road and off-road [...]

• USA Cycling Announces Final Rule Changes for 2011 (and 2010 Cyclocross Nationals)

  19 November 10 • 6 comments

  USA Cycling has officially announced the complete rule changes that were passed on November 6th during the Board of Trustees meeting. A number of these rules are implemented this year and will impact the 2010 Cyclocross National Championships in Bend, Oregon next month. We broke the news of the highly-discussed emergency singlespeed cyclocross changes passing [...]

• Night Time Halloween Cyclocross Brings Out the Masses at London’s Herne Hill Velodrome

  10 November 10 • 0 comment

  London, UK – 313 racers gathered at Herne Hill Velodrome to take part in the now annual Muddy Hell night-time event. There were huge increases in youth categories and a record 35 women participants. An opportunity for all abilities to race ’cross in front of hundreds of spectators in a  unique atmosphere with optional fancy-dress [...]

• Breaking News: USAC Passes Emergency Singlespeed Legislation, Votes Down Junior Equipment Restrictions

  9 November 10 • 14 comments

  This past weekend USA Cycling voted on a handful of proposed rules that could impact cyclocross racing here in the States. The topics and short notice of the upcoming vote caused quite a stir, with racers expressing  concerns about banning carbon rims and tubular and tubeless tires for juniors, limiting who gets to race singlespeed [...]

• New Product Spotlight and Review: VCRC Team Handlebar and Stem

  3 November 10 • 0 comment

  by Clifford Lee 2011 VCRC Team handlebar and stem MSRP $79 (bar) $59 (stem) Alloy handlebar and stems are usually not glamorous. Once set up, they simply perform as they should in most cases, and we tend to take them for granted. There is personal preference regarding reach of the stem and bar as well [...]

• Analysis: USA Cycling to Vote on Rule Changes that Will Shape American Cyclocross

  2 November 10 • 28 comments

  by Kat Statman From the USA Cycling Communique about proposed rule changes: “The USCF Board of Trustees will vote on several key issues when it meets in conjunction with the USA Cycling Local Associations on Nov. 6-7 in Colorado Springs. All USA Cycling members are encouraged to review the USCF Board of Trustees proposed 2010 legislation and [...]

• Gut Wrenching Mechanical Mondays: Gluing ’Cross Tubulars

  18 October 10 • 1 comment

  Gut-Wrenching Mechanical Mondays makes its heroic return, this time under the guidance of Daimeon Shanks and Nick Legan – pro mechanics and co-owners of The Service Course repair shop in Boulder, Colorado. By now, many of you have tried other methods and experienced the dreaded rolled tubular. Here’s a method that’s ideal for holding onto [...]