Mountain Biking News June 2007

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SATURDAY, 30 JUNE 2007
	A Game of Two Heads
	It’s really two heads that are better as one in the first-ever B.C. Bike Race, which is set to start this coming July 1, 2007. The said one-of-a-kind biking race is set to test the endurance, speed, strength, and compatibility of the riders. Unlike the usual bike races, the B.C. Bike Race will have two riders riding together the whole time. The team will race the 560-km trail that mixes the Read Full Story
	Top Biker Set To Compete in Beijing Olympics
	How can a good biker race and still have great fun? Perhaps, that’s one of the secrets of award-winning biker Adam Craig. According to him, winning in a cycling race is important for him, however, exploring the trails and the place is also similarly significant for him. "I definitely couldn’t ask for any better," said Craig. "I’ve kind of decided that’s how I’d try to do something like th Read Full Story
	Adam Craig: An Eye on the Olympics
	He has kayaked in China and Africa, raced rally cars in the great Northwest, relaxed on the beaches of Curacao and Puerto Rico, and wherever he treks on the six continents he always searches out new places to ride his Giant bicycles. And now, Adam Craig has his eyes set on the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Craig is one of the top contenders to represent the United States in Beijing, no mat Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 28 JUNE 2007
	A Busy Riding Day for Londoners
	As early as now, London mayor, Ken Livingstone and some local officials of London are already preparing for the upcoming Hovis London Freewheel event which will happen three months from now. Together with Blue Peter representative, Konnie Huq, Mayor Livingstone launched last Tuesday, June 26, 2007, a free 14 km. circular ride between St. James' Park and Tooley Street in preparation for t Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 JUNE 2007
	Friends Through Thick and Thin
	Today, the friends of Chris Oberle will hold a fundraiser for him to help in his medication and for his immediate recovery. Oberle was the Tahoe-resident cyclist who was paralyzed from the waist down in a recent mountain biking accident. He was mountain biking in Santa Barbara when he fell and disengaged his spinal cord. At present, Oberle is currently getting his strength back in Colorado. Read Full Story