Mountain Biking News April 2007

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MONDAY, 30 APRIL 2007
	Round Three of NMBS Set on May 3-7
	The round three of the 2007 National Mountain Bike Series (NMBS) set on May 3-7 at Southridge Park in Fontana, California will be gathering over 1500 participants and countless spectators. For the second time, NMBS will have "Urban Assault" as its theme at Southridge Park. For about twenty years, Southridge Park has been a mountain biking hotspot in southern California. In the cross countr Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 27 APRIL 2007
	NMBS Continues Today until Sunday at Sta Barbara
	The round two of the National Mountain Bike Series (NMBS) continues today until Sunday at the Ted Chamberlin Cattle Ranch and the Firestone Vineyard in Santa Barbara County, California. A part of the NMBS for the first time, the event is originally the Firestone Santa Ynez Valley Mountain Bike Classic, which is on its eighth annual year. The first-ever NMBS race was held in 1983 in Santa B Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 APRIL 2007
	China's Ren Chengyuan wins her first World Cup
	Ren Chengyuan from China has won the first cross country round of the 2007 UCI World Cup in Houffalize, Belgium. Chengyuan has beaten other top riders like Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa, Margarita Fullana, and Spitz Sabine. Dahle-Flesjaa, Fullana, and Sabine finished second, third, and fourth places, respectively. Chengyuans's win came as a big surprise during the event. Her teammate, Jingjing W Read Full Story
MONDAY, 23 APRIL 2007
	AllRide Tour Visits Black Rock Mountain Area
	The 2007 Santa Cruz AllRide Tour, which visited the Black Rock Mountain Area near Falls City, have dealt with pouring rain that dampened everything but their spirits. The Santa Cruz AllRide Tour comes to mountain biking areas and bike dealers all around North America, and aims to promote biking among people. The Santa Cruz AllRide Tour is promoting the Santa Cruz Bikes, which sells for tho Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 20 APRIL 2007
	Twenty US Riders to Compete in World Cup Opener
	Nine men and 11 women American riders will be competing in the first round of the 2007 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup this weekend at Houffalize, Belgium. The 2007 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, which is a major international event, has drawn 245 elite men riders and 128 elite women riders. "Racing internationally at World Cups is a vital component to any athlete's development," said Matt Cra Read Full Story