Ryan Nyquist is helping put on a wooden rhythm contest in San Jose, California at the end of May and will be sending out updates on the progress of the event and the jumps.

The world's best BMX jumpers, flipping and spinning, WOW! The San Jose Police Activities League, in cooperation with Epicentro Marketing and Terrain-Parks.com, welcomes local BMX superstar Ryan Nyquist, and many other top professional BMX athletes from all over the globe, to its inaugural "Warriors of Wood" BMX Jumping event.

The two day event will be hosted at PAL stadium located at 680 S. 34th Street San Jose CA 95116. The event will feature many of the world's best BMX jumpers, flipping and spinning their way through a state of the art competition course, looking to capture a spot on the podium. If you have never experienced this kind of riding in person you won't want to miss this! There will also be an interactive village set up, including sponsor and vendor market place, autograph signings, and youth activities. So whether you're looking for a dose of adrenaline or just looking for somewhere to take the whole family, you'll find it all at the "Warriors of Wood" at PAL Stadium.

The Hawkeye Forks are full of Eastern quality and detail. Take a close look at this beauty. It has everything that you look for in a fork and more. Eastern rider Kelly Bolton had this to say about them; "Best forks I've ever had. Light, strong, awesome looking. Integrated race. For a 200+ pounder to just slap them on and pull off heaven drops all day is proof enough that HawkEyes are the way to go."

The Hawkeye Fork is 100% Heat-treated chromoly with tapered and butted fork legs. These forks weigh in at 31.8 ounces.

Brad Takes a second to talk about his bike and better yet, signature frame. Then he shows us what he does on that bike as he cruises Long Beach.

Are you Slow? Would you like to be faster? Then all you have to do is send $40,000 in a well-concealed envelope and that will reserve you a position in a forced labor camp that offers proven techniques to possibly make you the fastest thing on a BMX. Results that you will be aware of, guaranteed.

Results may vary. Guarantee in no way implies that you will have notable results in your riding or even that you will remember how to ride your bike when you are freed from the compound. Guarantee in no way implies that you will have improved BMX skills, only that you will be aware of the fact that you have been had and that your months of forced labor have done nothing for your riding.

Getting faster is a skill that money can't buy. Sure, there are dozens of crazy diet and training plans out there, but what really works? No matter what level of riding you may be at, here are ten quick ideas that are guaranteed to make you faster. If you are in staging at the moment reading this then let's just say that you have poor planning skills. These ideas are not overnight cures to having the reflexes of a slug hanging on your branch of the family tree, but they are free, and when you stay dedicated, will work.

(April 24, 2009) St. Petersburg, FL -- Profile Racing, Inc. announced today the first product upgrade in years for their popular Race cranksets & kits. Starting Monday, April 27, the Race crankset and crank kit will come standard with Gun Drilled Hollow axles. The sets & kits will be designated GDH Race Cranksets and pricing will not change. Solid spindles will no longer be available on Profile cranks.

Testing of the new GDH spindles showed comparable durability with the solid chromemoly spindles. The new GDH Race cranksets & kits will therefore continue to have the same Limited Life Time Warranty as the previous solid chromemoly spindles.

3000 spectators had a blast as the world best BMX riders fought their way to the finals in the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup round taking place in Copenhagen on Saturday 9 may 2009.

Copenhagen is bidding to host the 2012 World BMX Championships, and judging by this weekend’s event, the city of Copenhagen and its bicycle-crazy inhabitants are really up for it. The beautiful spring weather certainly didn’t harm the event either.

Approximately 3000 spectators were there for the event, and apart from the expected world class cycling they we’re treated with international djs, live music and spectacular side events. Danish Crown Prince Frederik, an avid sports follower, spent the whole afternoon at the track, obviously enjoying himself all the way through.

To kick off the season in style, UCI BMX Supercross presented by Swatch returns to Denmark’s capital city, Copenhagen, at their beautiful world-class BMX Supercross track - An amazing permanent facility near the center of Europe’s largest festival city. Copenhagen is also well-known for it’s passion for cycling and the UCI BMX Supercross has the honour of being one of only six major events featured in Bike City Copenhagen - a showcase series of major cycling events leading up to the 2012 Olympics. USA’s Donny Robinson, who won the event last year, will hope for the same result to kick off his quest for a 2nd Supercross title. Freecaster.tv will broadcast the semi-finals and finals LIVE on Saturday May 9th at 14:45 CEST.

Gagnon and Mayer are One and Two Again and Ellis wins the Big Air BMX Triples at the ASA Action Sports World Tour. Chicago turns out to support Hometown Hero Koji Kraft.

CHICAGO (May 1, 2009) - Action sports fans in the Windy City of Chicago were blown away by the tight competition at the ASA Action World Sports Tour stop at the Sears Centre Arena Friday night where the top seeded athletes ultimately won both the Skateboard Vert and the Big Air BMX Triples but not before some heart-pounding moments where upsets seemed totally in reach. Skateboarder Pierre-Luc Gagnon (Montreal, Canada) had to come from behind in the penultimate round in order to beat out Danny Mayer (Omaha, Nebraska) and extend his win streak to seven straight ASA majors, and BMX champ T.J. Ellis (Moreno Valley, Calif.) made it to the final round only by virtue of a split decision over James Foster (Redlands, Calif). But what really had fans screaming at the filled arena was the fact that hometown hero Koji Kraft made it to the Big Air Finals and landed on the podium for the first time at an ASA event since 2005.

Lucie Meerholz dominates in Czech Republic!! For the second race weekend of the European Championships, the Formula Team headed to Klatovy in the Czech Republic. The weekend was full of racing action on a brand new BMX Track and under a sunny sky.

Lucie Meerholz was dominating the Girl 13+14 Category taking a solid win on both days. Rookie Junior Max Ganser was riding strong both days taking top spots in his motos. Both days he finished in 5th place in the quarters just missing the transfer spot. After 4 rounds out of 10, Max is now ranked 12th.