Our very own Fixie Dave, out of Colorado, has been showcased in a digital short filmed - produced locally in Colorado.

You can check out the short film during the showing of Radical Films newest KRANKED!

Are you asking "What the hell is going on?" We have been nuts here and

Congratulations to Steve, Zach, and Ben. They killed it at the MNSCS #2. It was a tough day of racing at the Afton Avalanche. Weather conditions were threatening to beat down the riders. Steve beat out Zach by 3.61 seconds to take 1st overall. Zach earning 2nd overall! YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!





Steve took 1st place overall and age class

Zach took 1st place age class and 2nd place overall














Ben took 1st place in comp SS class









Wondering about the Big Wheeled Ballyhoo.....yes it's canceled....but it's still happening. Steve and Zach will be joining Ben in the festivities. Check out Ben's blog and join the party!

Dave Nice, out of Denver, Colorado gets prepared to begin the journey from from Banff, Alberta, to Antelope Wells, New Mexico on the Continental Divide Trail. The trail is approximately 2,711 miles and is an unsupported off-road mountain bike race. Dave will be riding his Jabberwocky as a fixed-gear mountain bike. It's a single-speed bike without gears or a freewheel - when the wheels move, the pedals move.

The race is ranked as "one of the 10 toughest races in the world" by Bike Magazine.

Congratulations to Brad and Tasha Keyes on their wins last weekend at the Draper Intermountain Cup Race. This is noted as one of the largest XC races in the state of Utah.

Tasha took 1st place for the first time, riding her Bandersnatch. We are definitely enjoying the big grin on her face! Making the race even sweeter was that it was also her birthday! Excellent gift to yourself!

Brad also took 1st place on his Jabberwocky/Rigid. Defeating the many nay-sayers and doubters of the one gear! Wearing his pink jersey in support of the "Win Susan" campaign!

The Burn 24 Hour Challenge is back at Dark Mountain Trails in Wilkesboro, NC, this coming weekend - May 24 and 25. Eddie and Namrita O'Dea - Directors of The Burn - have been working with the BMCC to make this the best BURN so far. The trails have been upgraded, there are more alien abductions, a kids race has been added to Sunday. This race is an all around good family time.

After speaking with Namrita they ensure us you will have a kick ass time at this year's Burn and there are going to be REAL alien abductions this year. The O'Deas are always working to make this a race event you will not forget and their efforts are paying off with a record of more than 50 riders in the solo division.

Vassago cycles has 3 frames in the prize pile. There are two BanderSnatch frames in the Duo Team category and we have thrown in a JabberWocky for the free raffle. Be sure to register your name for that free raffle - they have a lot of prizes to hand out!

Online registration will be open until May 22nd (tomorrow) at 11:59 PM EST. This is the easiest option for everyone: sign up online, check in on Friday, race on Saturday. You can also register on site on Friday, May 23rd from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. A late fee of $20 will apply and t-shirts can not be guaranteed.

And due to the tragedy of the Ditch Witch while working on the trails, the BMCC will be taking donations at the race to get a new Ditch Witch and to keep fixing our trails. Please stop over there and help out where you can!

WOW! We're throwing a huge congratulations to Eddie and Namrita, as they kicked ass at Conyers this weekend - 2nd race in the 24 Hour series put on by Granny Gear Productions. The race was held at the Georgia International Horse Park, which was used for the 1996 Olympic Games mountain bike events.

Left to Right: Chris Grove, Doug Kennedy, Tom Ament, Chris Latham, Scott Countryman

Congratulations to the entire team.

Look for updates on Adrenaline Race Team over the next couple of weeks as we bring you more exciting news out of Arizona!