Thursday, November 5, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
NBX Cyclocross Training Series under the lights
This is a great venue and Union Velo will be at this training race weekly.
NBX "Under the Lights"
Cyclocross Training Series Wednesday Nights- 7:00 PM
September 30, October 7,14,21,28, November 4,11,18,25 and December 2
Old Mountain Field, South Kingstown, RI
Promoted by the NBX/Narragansett Beer Cycling Team
Held under USA Cycling Permit
Registration-Registration day of the event only. No Pre-Registration. It will close at 6:55 pm.
Entry Fee- Entry fee is $10.00, including all insurance fees. Single day license fees for unlicensed riders are additional.
Standard Release-A 2009 USCF Standard Event Release Form is required for all riders, each week that they ride. http://www.usacycling.org/forms/rider_release.pdf
Course-A challenging Cyclocross course through Old Mountain field, containing numerous dismounts, grass sections, stairs, and moderate traverses.
Racing-This is a training series! Mass start for all riders (all levels) at 7:00 pm SHARP! A controlled lap, followed by competitive racing for one hour.
Raffle-This is a training series! Come join in our raffle full of great products from our even greater sponsors!
Information- http://nbxbikes.com/ 401-782-4444
Directions-Route 1 to the Old Tower Hill Road Exit, (Wakefield), Right on Kingstown Road (Route 108), the park will be on your right, Registration by the Baseball Fields.
NBX "Under the Lights"
Cyclocross Training Series Wednesday Nights- 7:00 PM
September 30, October 7,14,21,28, November 4,11,18,25 and December 2
Old Mountain Field, South Kingstown, RI
Promoted by the NBX/Narragansett Beer Cycling Team
Held under USA Cycling Permit
Registration-Registration day of the event only. No Pre-Registration. It will close at 6:55 pm.
Entry Fee- Entry fee is $10.00, including all insurance fees. Single day license fees for unlicensed riders are additional.
Standard Release-A 2009 USCF Standard Event Release Form is required for all riders, each week that they ride. http://www.usacycling.org/forms/rider_release.pdf
Course-A challenging Cyclocross course through Old Mountain field, containing numerous dismounts, grass sections, stairs, and moderate traverses.
Racing-This is a training series! Mass start for all riders (all levels) at 7:00 pm SHARP! A controlled lap, followed by competitive racing for one hour.
Raffle-This is a training series! Come join in our raffle full of great products from our even greater sponsors!
Information- http://nbxbikes.com/ 401-782-4444
Directions-Route 1 to the Old Tower Hill Road Exit, (Wakefield), Right on Kingstown Road (Route 108), the park will be on your right, Registration by the Baseball Fields.
Iterbike East ,Festival,with Cyclocross racing

OUTDOOR DEMO AND UCI CROSS RACING
See and ride the latest bikes and gear from the top brands in the industry - all in your native terrain.
Two days of UCI international racing. October 10 and 11th beginning at 8am all day. Last race (PRO RACE) starts at 3pm.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
• Two days of UCI international racing. October 10 and 11th• Part of the prestigious Verge New England Championship Cyclo-cross Series.• Racers will be in attendance from throughout America, Canada and Europe.• More than 3,000 spectators, participants and exhibitors are expected each day.
THE VENUE
Roger Williams Park in Providence, Rhode Island is a large urban park conveniently located just south of downtown Providence and includes a road loop for road and commuter bike testing and two scenic off-road trails that run along and around the park's lake for mountain and cyclocross bike testing.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Union Cycle's Chris Childs gets on ESPN

Union Cycle's Chris Childs gets on ESPN. Chris Child works for Union Cycle in Attleboro MA. and he sponsored with DK bicycles.
ESPN
Photo of the Day with Walter Pieringer
Some more eye candy of Chris Childs.
May 26, 2009, 1:14 PM
By: Cody York
Remember the Chris Childs interview from last week that had several great photos from photographer Walter Pieringer? Well, Walter sent in so many great shots of Chris, that we were unable to squeeze them all in one interview. We saved the best for last and felt that this foot jam whip deserved its own spotlight. I'll let Walter share the experience from here.
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Walter Pieringer
Chris Childs with a smooth foot jam whip at the 9th street trails in Austin, Texas.
"I first met Chris Childs at a Bone Deth contest a few years ago; he was a 15-year-old kid jumping farther than everybody else and pretty much killing it. I've run into Chris a few times since then, most recently at Whole Foods in Austin one evening. We talked about trying to shoot a photo sometime, but I was super busy the next day, and he was leaving town the day after that. I asked him how early he'd be riding, and I was shocked when he told me he'd be at the trails at 9:00 AM. Perfect! So we met up for an early morning session, and I think we shot 5 or 6 photos in an about an hour, including this sweet foot jam tailwhip nosepick. Needless to say, Chris still pretty much kills it." -Walter Pieringer
Photo of the Day with Walter Pieringer
Some more eye candy of Chris Childs.
May 26, 2009, 1:14 PM
By: Cody York
Remember the Chris Childs interview from last week that had several great photos from photographer Walter Pieringer? Well, Walter sent in so many great shots of Chris, that we were unable to squeeze them all in one interview. We saved the best for last and felt that this foot jam whip deserved its own spotlight. I'll let Walter share the experience from here.
[+] Enlarge
Walter Pieringer
Chris Childs with a smooth foot jam whip at the 9th street trails in Austin, Texas.
"I first met Chris Childs at a Bone Deth contest a few years ago; he was a 15-year-old kid jumping farther than everybody else and pretty much killing it. I've run into Chris a few times since then, most recently at Whole Foods in Austin one evening. We talked about trying to shoot a photo sometime, but I was super busy the next day, and he was leaving town the day after that. I asked him how early he'd be riding, and I was shocked when he told me he'd be at the trails at 9:00 AM. Perfect! So we met up for an early morning session, and I think we shot 5 or 6 photos in an about an hour, including this sweet foot jam tailwhip nosepick. Needless to say, Chris still pretty much kills it." -Walter Pieringer
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