Mountain Biking News July 2007

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TUESDAY, 31 JULY 2007
	Jenny Copnall Bags Third British Title
	Renowned female mountain biker Jenny Copnall bags her third British title in three consecutive years last weekend at Newnham Park, Plymouth. The former the Subaru-Gary Fisher Professional Mountain Bike Team member won the endurance event for the fourth time at the aforementioned event. The race normally ranged between 24 to 30 kilometers. It also includes an array of climbs and de Read Full Story
MONDAY, 30 JULY 2007
	Oakridge Westward New Center for Mountain Biking
	This year's Oregon Mountain Bike event attracted more than six hundred mountain biking enthusiasts to the small town of Oakridge Westward. According to the event's co-promoter Randy Dreilling, the mountain bike event will help put Oakridge Westward into the map making them the new center for mountain biking. The success of the event resulted in a more consistent cash flow for th Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 27 JULY 2007
	Hyde Bags Title for Mountain Bike Short Track
	Evan Hyde bags the prize at the Artic Bicycle Club's mountain biking short-track dirt event, which was held last Tuesday. The competition entails one category where riders run through 15 laps of 0.8 mile course. Aside from Hyde other riders who participated in the criterion includes Matt Novakovich who placed second and Will Ross at third place. Meanwhile the rankings of the other Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 JULY 2007
	5th Annual Galena Grinder Kicks Off on Saturday
	The 5th Annual Galena Grinder Whit Henry Memorial mountain bike competition kicks off on July 28, Saturday. The much awaited event will be held at the Galena Lodge. The mountain bikers will compete in three different courses. There's the course for beginners which is 10 miles, for sport class riders there's the 17.5 miles and for the professional riders there's the 22.5 miles course. The Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY 2007
	New England Bikers Bagged Titles
	New England's very own Adam Craig and Mary McConneloug finished with flying colors at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships, which was held in Mount Snow, Vermont the previous week. Both athletes bagged the title for the Cross Country event, the most coveted title in the said competition. Craig also took home other prizes including first-place honors at the Super Downhill Read Full Story