Tag archive for ‘monster cross’

  • NAHBS 2013: Twenty2 Cycles Goes Big and Small with a 650b Titanium Monster Cross Bike

    Could this monster be the 2013 Best Cyclocross bike at NAHBS 2013? Twenty2 Cycles' titanium 650b monster cross bike. © Lance Barry / Cyclocross Magazine

    Twenty2 Cycles fabricates titanium, steel and aluminum bicycles in Vail, Colorado, just a few hours away from the 2013 NAHBS show. Founded in 2011 by Todd Robison, Ryan Van Ness and Alan Christie, the trio builds road, mountain, cyclocross, and touring bicycles, but also is known for their fat bikes, which can come in handy [...]

  • Kralik and Shogren Capitalize in the Mud at Monster Cross Day 1

    Barriers at Monster Cross. Keith Hower

    by Keith Hower Once again, the Northeast has had a rainy lead-up to the weekend’s racing. The Pittsburgh region has had several days of non-stop rain which finally let up late Friday afternoon, just in time for promoter J.R. Petsko to layout a mud-riddled, tight and technical course in Morgantown, WV.  Day one of Monster [...]

  • SpectaCross’ Summer Cyclocross Threatened by Monsters

    SpectaCross, the unique summer cyclocross race weekend held in conjunction with the New Jersey State Fair, is looking to assure the fair organizers that cyclocross is more worthy than monster trucks.  Although last year’s event was a success and well-loved by attendees, racers don’t have a big incentive to pre-register in a National Championship-like flurry [...]

  • Sea Otter Expo Cyclocross Products – Cinelli, Avid Ultimates, Voodoo Nakisi, Crank Bros, SRAM Apex Road Components – Updated

    We found lots more to geek out over today at the Sea Otter festival in Monterey, California. Photos and eye candy are below, here’s a brief synopsis of what we’ve taken in so far: Cinelli teamed up with sister company Columbus to offer a sexy cyclocross race rocket built with Airplane aluminum tubing. We offered [...]

  • Interbike 2009 Revisited – Monster Cross is Alive!

    Believe it or not, we’re still digging out from Interbike, and we’ve got some interesting upcoming cyclocross-worthy products that still deserve attention. A lot of people have asked us what we saw at the show and what trends we’ve noticed. One of the big trends is the growth of the “monster cross” segment. Perhaps just [...]



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