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2008/2009 National MTB Series Cross Country #3 Results Elite Men 1 4 Jongewaard, Chris 2:09:17.5 24:25.1 25:09.5 26:06.7 26:42.7 26:53.4 Avanti,JT Cycles,Shimano 2 8 Lefmann, Aiden 2:12:19.4 24:54.1 25:59.3 26:21.4 27:10.6 27:53.6 Cannondale, SRAM, RLC, MAX 3 9 HaasU, Nathan 2:13:00.6 25:33.7 26:26.4 26:38.5 27:09.9 27:11.9 Orbea Australia, ACTAS, Catlik 4 1 Henderson, Ben 2:14:01.4 25:07.3 26:12.3 26:50.6 27:37.7 28:14.3 Mongoose Bikes, SRAM, Maxx 5 3 Jackson, Adrian 2:14:27.6 25:12.3 26:30.4 27:23.9 27:14.9 28:05.4 Merida, Flight Centre, Schwalbe 6 33 Spink, Murray 2:14:58.4 25:55.8 26:48.7 26:46.9 27:24.3 28:02.6 Giant Bicycles 7 31 NorrisU, Lachlan 2:15:26.5 27:05.6 26:32.8 26:33.7 27:19.1 27:55.1 Cycling Australia - TIS 8 11 Miller, Brent 2:16:46.6 25:56.4 26:56.1 27:21.3 27:43.8 28:48.9 9 14 Fleming, Joshua 2:16:49.4 26:28.6 27:00.7 26:49.7 27:39.9 28:50.3 felt, high 5, sram 10 27 McConnell, Daniel 2:19:38.2 28:14.2 27:15.1 26:43.7 27:51.9 29:34.2 11 35 FetchU, Luke 2:19:38.9 27:11.8 26:55.4 28:13.2 28:37.8 28:40.6 Torq Nutrition 12 50 Bach, Sam 2:19:54.9 27:39.6 27:15.5 27:51.8 28:32.7 28:35.2 13 21 Carlson, Joshua 2:20:35.9 25:42.7 27:14.8 28:09.3 29:23.2 30:05.7 Spearman cycles, GIANT bicyc 14 52 VanDerPloeg, Paul 2:21:30.4 27:27.1 27:46.1 28:49.3 28:34.8 28:53.2 Felt 15 13 Potter, Matthew 2:21:51.6 28:41.5 27:42.6 28:04.4 28:23.7 28:59.2 Yeti Gu 16 10 ListonU, Scott 2:21:55.8 26:27.5 27:12.3 27:44.3 29:01.8 31:30.1 FELT, Pinnacle Cycles 17 34 McEntee, Paul 2:22:26.9 28:41.5 26:52.6 29:22.3 28:19.1 29:11.5 18 42 FrisbyU, Travis 2:22:27.9 27:10.5 28:11.8 28:29.2 29:16.5 29:19.8 SASI, Gawler Cycles 19 46 AndersonU, Brett 2:23:23.6 27:59.9 27:59.4 28:45.4 28:51.9 29:46.8 Trak Cycles, Squirt Lube, Ande 20 32 Fenner, Mark 2:23:53.6 28:55.2 28:18.4 28:15.4 29:02.8 29:21.8 Total Rush,HIGH5,Skins,Hid te 21 48 Grieve-Johnson, Ben 2:24:27.9 28:53.9 28:25.2 29:01.7 29:05.8 29:01.1 22 36 Arthur U23, Andrew 2:25:42.6 28:54.5 28:23.6 28:43.2 28:42.2 30:58.8 23 55 Williamson, James 2:25:49.4 28:42.4 28:37.7 28:59.2 29:39.3 29:50.7 24 25 Maebus, James 2:25:51.3 27:45.8 29:16.3 29:15.1 29:40.7 29:53.2 Torq Nutrition, Mum 25 39 StewartU, Glenn 2:27:57.4 28:22.4 28:31.3 29:35.3 30:02.3 31:26.0 cannondale, sram, maxxis 26 12 Ryan, Joel 2:29:13.6 29:45.1 29:41.5 29:49.5 30:13.4 29:43.9 27 26 Hogarth, Ben 2:31:08.1 28:23.5 29:15.1 30:09.4 31:05.1 32:14.9 Giant, Mitcham Cycle Centre, C 28 15 Collett, Russell 2:32:20.2 27:41.4 27:23.8 28:11.4 30:12.7 38:50.7 Yeti Cycles, GU, TWE, Kenda t 29 43 BrittenU, Cal 2:33:56.7 28:03.4 28:51.1 31:51.5 33:00.5 32:10.2 Torq Nutrition 30 23 Mackay, Daniel 2:34:25.2 30:36.2 30:41.6 30:19.9 30:30.4 32:17.5 Giant 31 28 Draper, Steven 2:40:46.5 30:43.8 31:34.5 31:43.2 32:11.3 34:33.4 32 40 FloodU, Mark 2:45:33.6 30:19.1 30:33.2 30:25.5 32:05.8 42:09.8 Lapped -1 33 24 Merritt, Dave 30:46.1 31:42.9 32:12.7 34:40.7 34 22 Winn, Cam 29:59.6 31:31.8 34:40.7 35:57.8 Orbea Bicycles, Northwave Sho 35 41 BowronU, William 31:42.6 32:14.1 34:25.1 35:17.2 Page 1 of 8 2008/2009 National MTB Series Cross Country #3 Results Lapped -2 36 5 WhitneyU, David 25:55.6 28:10.8 48:32.9 37 18 Both, Nick 27:41.7 31:53.9 43:06.4 Merida/Flightcentre 38 45 VonHoffU, Steele 30:43.1 31:01.7 42:08.4 Torq Nutrition Lapped -3 39 30 Walker, James 28:55.8 56:37.1 Scott Bikes, Camelbak, Rapido 40 38 VanDerPloegU, Neil 31:13.6 1:15:00.6 Felt Bicycles 41 47 HardingU, Angus 28:49.4 1:17:24.8 Team Orbea Australia 42 53 Traynor, Paul 28:40.5 1:28:31.9 Merida Flight Centre Lapped -4 43 29 Wearmouth, Gary 57:19.3 Hendry Cycles 44 16 Kennedy, James 58:14.3 Merida Flight Centre Did not finish 20 Ligtermoet, Matt 29:59.1 31:08.6 32:21.4 37 WeymouthU, Paul 30:29.4 39:35.2 Torq Nutrition 44 HuckerU, Robbie 26:29.3 27:21.1 28:46.9 37:46.7 Torq Nutrition 54 Taberlay, Sid 25:53.7 25:41.3 26:32.9 27:33.9 51 Braunsteins, Peter 28:05.5 28:40.6 Did not start 36 ArthurU, Andrew Clarence Street Cyclery 17 Fleming, Matthew Clarence St Cyclery, TREK 19 Read, Joel Total Rush, Sram, Rock Shox Elite Women 1 2 Oshea, Katherine 1:59:48.7 28:22.1 29:49.5 30:36.1 31:00.8 Torq Nutrition 2 1 Willett, Jodie 2:01:42.2 29:32.1 30:40.4 30:20.1 31:09.6 Scody, eDiscovery Tools, River 3 4 Wall, Joanne 2:02:15.6 29:40.1 30:16.8 30:37.3 31:41.4 Torq Nutrition 4 5 Thomas, Tory 2:05:02.8 29:26.8 31:05.3 32:09.9 32:20.7 Torq Nutrition 5 12 King, Jenni 2:05:30.3 29:43.8 31:20.4 31:39.8 32:46.5 6 9 Bennett, Jo 2:07:38.7 29:43.5 31:13.3 32:55.3 33:46.5 Merida Flight Centre MTB Team 7 18 Fisher, Niki 2:10:53.1 30:06.9 32:06.8 33:43.1 34:56.2 scott, adidas, ascend, giro, assos 8 16 Bartlett, Kelly 2:12:11.9 31:54.9 32:55.9 33:30.7 33:50.3 9 27 Nicholas, Trudy 2:15:03.5 32:06.9 34:01.3 34:06.8 34:48.4 10 23 Henderson U23, Rebecca 2:18:15.5 31:11.8 33:53.0 35:10.6 38:00.4 Mongoose, SRAM, Maxxis, Ro 11 15 Douglas, Jessica 2:18:47.9 32:45.4 33:51.0 35:40.2 36:30.4 Torquay Cycling Factory 12 10 Mauch, Bianca 2:20:07.6 32:56.2 34:03.4 36:24.6 36:43.4 TLC Cycles, SRAM, Jet Black, 13 7 RhodesU, Therese 2:20:12.3 32:42.3 33:58.2 36:09.3 37:22.2 Ultimate Ride Bike Shop Page 2 of 8 2008/2009 National MTB Series Cross Country #3 Results 14 13 Rostan, Philippa 2:21:05.8 34:14.1 34:24.4 35:44.5 36:43.1 15 14 Webb, Kylie 2:22:54.6 32:54.4 34:28.3 36:46.8 38:45.3 LONSDALE ST CYCLERY 16 8 HolmesU, Sarah 2:23:57.9 33:00.2 34:52.3 35:56.3 40:09.1 17 21 Riley, Sarah 2:27:22.2 34:02.3 35:21.9 38:01.5 39:56.4 Lapped -2 18 25 Beck, Anna 35:37.2 53:34.9 RLC, Scud Carbon, Aiden 19 3 ElvinU, Gracie 34:03.8 55:15.5 Orbea Did not finish 11 Ryan, Bronwyn 38:47.6 17 Hickey, Jacqui 33:46.7 35:38.4 19 Colson, Emma 30:19.5 Topbike Tours Did not start 20 Schultz, Lee Hampton Bicycles 22 Gurner, Erica 24 Jackson U23, Melinda Expert Men 1 315 Borham, CraigSs 1:58:10.7 28:54.9 29:34.7 29:19.4 30:21.3 2 309 Groves, John 2:01:04.3 29:33.8 30:14.9 30:38.6 30:37.6 3 308 Kutschera, Peter 2:03:05.5 29:27.5 30:47.2 31:29.6 31:21.1 Peter Kutschera 4 323 Smith, Darren 2:03:11.4 30:50.7 31:11.7 30:31.3 30:37.5 5 314 Hayat, Ashley 2:04:14.8 30:45.8 30:40.5 31:09.6 31:38.7 The Fitzroy Revolution 6 324 Wright, Simon 2:05:20.5 30:18.7 30:10.1 30:10.1 34:41.5 Salsa Cycles 7 390 Spranze, Merlin 2:05:49.5 30:46.8 31:35.3 31:13.5 32:13.7 8 317 Thomas, David 2:06:19.1 30:17.4 30:17.2 32:16.5 33:28.1 9 304 Soanes, Christopher 2:07:16.1 30:20.3 31:57.1 32:42.9 32:15.8 Fuji 10 301 Hurley, SeanTheMan 2:08:31.3 29:35.8 30:50.9 33:28.8 34:36.6 Orbea Bicycles, Northwave Sho 11 302 French, Damian 2:12:54.6 30:47.5 32:48.7 34:04.4 35:13.3 Treadlies Bike Shop 12 327 Malcolm, Peter 2:13:39.4 31:41.4 32:01.6 33:58.1 35:58.2 13 310 Hood, Edward 2:16:34.1 32:50.1 34:31.7 34:05.2 35:07.7 14 311 Robinson, Neil 2:21:58.1 32:48.2 36:42.5 36:27.7 35:59.6 Baum 15 316 Quain, Chris 2:27:15.7 33:29.6 34:34.9 37:25.5 41:45.6 Lapped -2 16 319 Ross, Jeremy 32:55.8 1:09:39.9 TREK, Ride Shop Did not finish 322 Pietkiewicz, Mick 33:18.4 326 Griffiths, John 35:02.2 38:21.9 Page 3 of 8 2008/2009 National MTB Series Cross Country #3 Results 318 Chalker, Jason bikeshed 312 Hsu, Jim 32:13.5 34:21.1 37:34.6 Baum Cycles 307 Bennett, Neil 31:38.8 Tekin Suspension, Giant Bicycle Did not start 305 Shaw, Stu 306 Smith, Rowan 303 Groves, Darren Porsche Centre Gold Coast 313 Lebbink, Grant 325 Chancellor, Scott Giant, BicyclesInc 323 Smith, Darren TLC Cycles ACT 320 Choma, Andrew TrailMix.com.au, Cannondale, E 321 Rattray, Lewis Under 19 Men 1 202 Day, Trenton 1:24:41.2 27:28.5 27:49.9 29:22.8 Breakaway Cycles, Scott Bikes 2 204 Peacock, James 1:25:32.7 27:24.9 28:29.5 29:38.6 merida, flight centre, nightrider, 3 201 Johnston, Brendan 1:28:10.2 27:28.2 29:29.9 31:12.3 Mongoose Bikes,SRAM,Maxxis 4 205 Baker, Michael 1:29:43.2 27:32.6 30:39.8 31:31.5 ONYA Bike Belconnen, CORC 5 207 Codner, Mitchell 1:29:43.3 29:23.8 29:47.5 30:31.8 GU Energy Gel 6 215 Bellingham, Phillip 1:32:25.1 29:50.7 30:25.2 32:09.1 KONA 7 213 Ferguson, Sam 1:33:58.4 30:11.2 31:37.4 32:09.7 8 206 Macanally, Ryan 1:34:52.6 31:02.3 31:56.1 31:54.5 River City Cycles 9 216 Prete, Josh 1:35:12.5 30:04.7 32:15.3 32:53.7 Discovery Cycles 10 212 Costello, Andrew 1:36:16.9 30:25.2 31:50.6 34:01.4 11 203 Jones, Brenton 1:36:17.7 32:57.8 31:57.3 31:22.5 Bicycle Superstore, GT Bicycle 12 217 Moloney, Sean 1:36:18.2 31:18.3 32:30.6 32:29.2 13 221 Ward, Kyle 1:38:24.3 30:46.2 33:01.8 34:36.2 14 208 Sinnott, Glen 1:39:29.5 31:15.1 33:24.5 34:49.8 Sportsmans Warehouse, Skins, C 15 218 Pitt, Stephen 1:54:34.1 36:03.6 39:20.7 39:09.8 blackman cycles 16 219 Power, Thomas 1:58:13.1 36:15.6 41:04.7 40:52.7 Did not start 220 Mall, Chris 211 Keays, Matthew Hampton bicycles, Castlemaine Under 19 Women 1 201 Flood, Shelly 1:10:17.4 34:01.6 36:15.7 Ay up 2 211 Burgess, Gillian 1:13:36.2 36:19.4 37:16.7 Page 4 of 8 2008/2009 National MTB Series Cross Country #3 Results Super Masters Women 1 662 Douglass, Peggy 40:56.2 40:56.2 Masters Women 1 606 Ollerenshaw, Jane 38:28.8 38:28.8 Norco Veteran Women Did not start 406 Hill, Rebecca Sport Women 1 806 Lovett, Jacqui 1:16:59.3 37:58.4 39:00.9 2 801 Welford, Kate 1:16:59.7 38:15.8 38:43.2 3 807 McColl, Shelley 1:27:08.8 39:29.6 47:39.1 MBC - Scott Bikes Super Masters Men 1 662 Olle, David 1:02:42.3 30:43.3 31:59.3 Topbike Tours, Sooty Park TV 2 670 Pink, Peter 1:03:47.5 32:35.6 31:11.4 3 665 Flood, Steve 1:05:42.2 32:24.1 33:18.8 4 666 Franke, Kahn 1:13:13.3 36:40.7 36:32.6 Walkers Wheels 5 667 Blairsmith, Gregor 1:16:50.9 37:46.5 39:04.4 6 669 Doreian, Mal 1:17:31.0 37:08.3 40:22.6 7 661 Griffith, Martin 1:26:00.6 40:53.6 45:06.9 SWITCHMODE POWER SUPP Did not finish 668 DeCampo, Geoff 40:32.3
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    BROOKINGS CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT SURPLUS PROPERTY AUCTION We will offer at Public Auction the following described Surplus Property located at the Brookings Law Enforcement Center (west parking lot) at 307 3rd Avenue, Brookings, South Dakota (watch for auction signs) on: Monday, September 19, 2016 Sale Time: 5:30 p.m. Miscellaneous Property: 1-Clarion Car Stereo, 2 computer carts/desks, and a cash register. Bikes: Black Trek Antelope (Tag 1806); Black Schwinn (Tag 1795); Teal Huffy Highland (Tag 1780); Green Trek MTTrack XL (Tag 1832); Purple Ironman Triathlon Pro (Tag 1813); Purple Trek Mountain Track (Tag 1669); Tan/Beige Schwinn (Tag 1816); Orange Kids Razor Hydro (Tag 1753); Red Nishiki Blazer (Tag 2077); Orange and Gray Triax 2WENTY N9NE (Tag 2082); Mens White PX6.0 (Tag 2092); Gold Kids Mongoose HOOPD (Tag 2012); Mens Orange Huffy Dynamo (Tag 2091); Black and White Kids Kent Ambush HS150403601 (Tag 2094); White and Black Genesis 2100 GS110904496 (Tag 2151); Black and White Power Climber 282627 (Tag 2136); Purple 24” Magnum Great Divide (Tag 2073); Purple Columbia Trailhead XD (Tag 2081); Silver Schwinn Ranger 2.6 SNHUAO (Tag 2150); Red and Silver Magnum Great Divide 22963 (Tag 2097); Pink and white Roadmaster Ultra Terrain (Tag 2132); Blue and White Roadmaster MT Sport R4447WMQT (Tag 2080); Black and Red (Tag 2143); Green Huffy Manitoba (Tag 2110); White and Turquoise Schwinn Delmar (Tag 2149); Purple Giant Boulder (Tag 2075); Black Roadmaster Granite Peak FSD1400823 (Tag 2124); Red Huffy 10-Speed (Tag 2122); Black Huffy AL14A080734
  • Top Cycle Brands

    Top Cycle Brands

    Best cycle brands in India are plenty. And choosing the right one for yourself is next to impossible. Why do we say so? Because… The moment we settle on a budget, we always fall for something better. Let’s have a look at some of the best bicycle brands in India for adults and kids. Note: The article is a list of all the best cycle brands in India and the world that are available. Besides, none of the brands are reviewed or been paid to be featured by velocrush. Best cycle brands in India: (Indian Brands) There’s a vast difference between Indian bicycle brands and imported bicycle brands. So without any further delay, let’s get to the best cycle brands in India 1.Avon: As a child, Avon was a brand that we all loved and wished to own, didn’t we? Established in 1948, Avon Cycles Ltd. has emerged as one of the largest cycle manufacturers in India. All in all, the brand has over 200 different models of bicycles that cater to all age groups. Besides, AVON also manufactures trendy CYCLUX series that are well-suited for the city and outdoor cycling. 2.BSA: In 1949, the Murugappa Group collaborated with Tube Investments (UK) TI Cycles. Since then, they together deal with the manufacturing and designing of bicycles. Today, we know BSA for its flagship brands BSA, Hercules and Montra. Besides, their products are certified with ISO 9001:2000, OSHAS 18001-2007 and ISO 14001-2004. TI Cycles as brand ensures that they are quality and customer-centric organization.
  • 2019 Festival Map

    2019 Festival Map

    2019 FESTIVAL MAP The Sea Otter Classic Map Your ad in everyone’s hands, all weekend long! FUEL FOR EVERY DAY Well, that was Epic Q-FAC- TOR LIKE MTB Q-FACTOR LIKE MTB Q-FACTOR BEFORE. LIKE MTB DURING. AFTER. HAIBIKE BOOTH #: 720 Sam Gaze | UCI World Cup Stellenbosch | S-Works Epic Exhibitors 100% 100% R26, 100% R28 318 M70 16, Food 18 3BR Powersports, LLC M131 Cambria Bicycle Outfitter Y56 e*thirteen B59, B59 4iiii Innovations Inc. B101 CamelBak Products, LLC G74 Early Rider Ltd P50, P42 Gredes Corporation K9 6D Helmets S54 Campagnolo North America, Inc. Easton Cycling Easton R19-B GT Bicycles A30 Kuat Racks B49 Abbey Bike Tools P88 P89 ECHOS Communications A42 GU Energy Labs B84 Lake Cycling International P32 Noble Bikes G68 Ablis K13 Cane Creek Cycling Components Elite M129 GÜP Industries S22 Leatt R17 Norco Bicycles/LTP Sports R16 Quality Bicycle Products S34, S27, ABUS Mobile Security, Inc. P78 Y14 ElliptiGO Inc. P87 Haibike S2 LEM Helmets G48 NormaTec M30 S31, S28 SHIMANO R7 GLUTEN FREE ORGANIC WAFFLES Accell North America S2, A40 Cannondale A31 Ellsworth Bikes S39 Haro Bicycle Corp Haro - A4 ORGANIC WAFFLES Lezyne A41 North America Cycles P24 Quarq R2-A Showers Pass G15 TOGS S6 Addmotor Tech M24 Canyon Bicycles USA, Inc. A1 Endura K48 Hayes Performance Systems S3 ENERGY GELS LICKTON’S SUPPLY CORP. G51 North Shore Racks Inc. Y2 Race Face Race Face R20-A Sierra Nevada Sierra Nevada, Sierra Topeak M127 ENERGY CHEWS Aero Tech Designs G38 Carbon Solutions A39 Endurance Conspiracy Endurance Henty LLC B88 ENERGY BARS LiFT creative studios
  • As the Principal Bicycle Manufacturers and Suppliers in the United States, Accountable for a $6 Billion Industry, We Support Le

    As the Principal Bicycle Manufacturers and Suppliers in the United States, Accountable for a $6 Billion Industry, We Support Le

    As the principal bicycle manufacturers and suppliers in the United States, accountable for a $6 billion industry, we support legislation that would update laws around the use of electric bicycles (“e-bikes”). Adapting laws to evolving bicycle technology is growing in importance. More and more cyclists are using e-bikes, especially those who wish to continue riding a bicycle but who are limited by age, disability or physical capacity. E-bikes are designed like regular bicycles according to federal manufacturing standards for consumer products, but are easier to operate through the assistance of a small electric motor that is activated when pedaling. E-bikes are safe, support local and national economies and displace vehicular emissions. As a new and clean technology transportation and recreation option, their widespread use can bring the pleasure and freedom of bicycling to millions with no known compromise in consumer safety. Growing e-bike sales also support small businesses, as sensible e- bike policies increase visitation to local bicycle shops and rental fleet companies from both new and existing cyclists. Laws concerning e-bikes are currently outdated in many states and do not accurately reflect the state of e-bike technology or confirm to existing federal law. These laws are confusing for consumers, small businesses and local governments. The federal government has done its part in providing a definition of e-bikes and regulates e-bikes as a consumer product (not a motor vehicle), identical to a traditional bicycle (15 U.S.C. §2085). Updated state legislation would modernize the definition of e-bikes within state vehicle codes so that certain low-speed electric bicycles may be used much like regular bicycles.