anche se le sue acconciature indubbiamente sono le + cool del circus dh
più di quelle di Bryce & Rennie?!? Naaaaa....
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più di quelle di Bryce & Rennie?!? Naaaaa....
Romano "Rommel"
Da notare come nel budget riportato da Littermag sia presente anche la voce relativa alla trasferta ai Mondiali in Australia. Sotto questo profilo gli italiani sono molto più fortunati visto che ad europei e mondiali (ma anche in altre occasioni) paga tutto la FCI. Altro che il nostro Mike Skinner che per la seeding run al Mondiale in Val di Sole ha dovuto aspettare che scendesse uno junior kiwi per farsi prestare la jersey della nazionale!
Romano "Rommel"
brendan segue hill
hannah (mick) in mongoose
sam dale (forse) con ben reid con la nuova turner dhr (e qui si spiega perchè abbia crivellato la sua sunday..)
dai teo,chiedimi dove va il MIO amico..
hannah (mick) in mongoose
sam dale (forse) con ben reid con la nuova turner dhr (e qui si spiega perchè abbia crivellato la sua sunday..)
dai teo,chiedimi dove va il MIO amico..
vuole farsi un team suo.
quindi o finisce a zappare o lo vedo bene come hair dresser/personal trend setter in un salone di bellezza
quindi o finisce a zappare o lo vedo bene come hair dresser/personal trend setter in un salone di bellezza
Rommel... ma hai già bevuto il mirto???
Secondo me Crazy Luke, col suo, s'è già ubriacato!
e che non ci sarà proprio più il team cannondale..
beh,son molto contento!innanzitutto brendog pare sia diventato il cucciolo di hill,ma gli fa bene..(vedi schladming)...le mongoose mi piacciono quindi contento che ci vada anche hannah,anche se non me lo figuro li' sopra,finora c'ho visto sempre solo neethling..e inoltre ben reid e forse dale sulla nuova turner sono un'ottima notizia!quella bici e' splendida!ma reid non aveva un team suo?
No, lo stappiamo per qualche notizia importante, magari che si può pubblicare su questo topic.
Comunque grazie... so già che sarà buonissimo (e superalcoolico).
Cambiando discorso, complimenti a White che ne ha azzeccati 4 su 4: sarei curioso di sapere la sua fonte!
Ciao
Romano "Rommel"
ma hannah non doveva andare in banshee?!
io ero convinto andasse in trek, alla fine su sto missile dovranno pur metterci qualcuno di ganzo
io avevo sentito di una remota possibilità minnaar, ma niente di ufficiale...su hannah ero quasi sicuro...
E' il barbiere di Loano!
Beppe lu Firru,beccato! pensa che sappiamo già chi vincerà le presidenziali USA e mi ha anche rivelato che Minaar no, ma forse forse qualcuno da syndicate va via..
Nooooo, me l'hai già detto che è Big Bear. Secondo me va nel team di Riffle a insegnargli come ci si taglia i capelli...
noooo,dove va il mio orsacchiottone tenerone preferito?!?!?!per dove è diretto??????
ecco l'annuncio ufficiale che grdo sarebbe stato più elegante far uscire prima di presentare la bici nuova..
So yeah it is all confirmed now. You can expect more news soon! Here's the official Press Release from Sam and his team:
PRESS RELEASE
HILL SAYS THANKS TO IRON HORSE
Four-time UCI DH World Championship winner Sam Hill and Iron Horse Bicycles part ways after six highly successful years together.
CORONA, Calif., (October 24, 2008) – When arguably the world’s top mountain bike racer decides to part ways with one of the world’s top mountain bike manufacturers the industry no doubt raises a collective eyebrow. However, in the case of Sam Hill and Iron Horse Bicycles, there’s no need to think anything else other than “Right on” for both factions.
Hill, the likeable Aussie and 2007 overall UCI World Cup DH Champion, four-time winner of the UCI World Championships, multi-time national champion, three-time Oceana Championships winner and (catch our breath here) already a six-season full time veteran on the international competition circuit will begin another chapter with a new bike supplier for the upcoming ’09 competition season.
But before that happens, before any announcements are made, Hill wanted to make it very clear how important his relationship with Iron Horse has been.
“I want to thank Iron Horse for their support over the past six years, all they have done for me, the friendships that we've built, and all that we've achieved together,” he said. “They believed in me before I had proven myself on the international circuit, and helped me out right from the beginning. They've always delivered the tools I needed to perform at the highest level, including the Sunday Downhill bike that's become an industry benchmark.
“I'm really excited about what the future holds for me and I'm looking forward to the new challenges that lay ahead for me. But today I want to credit Iron Horse for all they have done in helping me reach the title of World Champion.”
Since 2004 – some five years dealing with the rigors of international travel and pressure of global competition levels – Hill and Iron Horse never failed to finish lower than 2nd place in the overall W.C. DH standings, winning many high profile competitions in spectacular fashion along the way. And though he came up a couple clicks short of defending his title this year (2nd overall), Hill had some spectacular highlights in 2008, including wins at Maribor (Slovenia) and Bromont (Canada) and runner-up podium finishes at Vallnord (Andorra), Mt. Sainte Anne (Canada) and Schladming (Austria).
“Its a good feeling to know I'll always be a part of the Iron Horse championship history,” said Hill in closing. He then listed off the guys he’d like to especially thank during his run with Iron Horse: Cliff Weidberg, Josh Kohn, Jeff Bruno, Sean Heimdal, Jacy Shumilak, Stew Barnett, and Todd Seplavy.
Along with Iron Horse, Hill extends a big “Thanks!” to his and the team’s other sponsors, including: Monster Energy, Mad Catz, Game Shark, Air Drives, RockShox, SRAM, Avid, FUNN, Maxxis, DT Swiss, FSA, Crank Brothers, WTB, e.thirteen, DW Link, Spy Optics, Troy Lee Designs, Minoura, Maxima, Obtainium Performance Products, Five-Ten, Freestyle Watches, THE, Alligator, Yamaha of Troy, KMC and Kicker.
For more information on the Iron Horse downhill mountain bike racing program, link to: www.madcatzracing.com
So yeah it is all confirmed now. You can expect more news soon! Here's the official Press Release from Sam and his team:
PRESS RELEASE
HILL SAYS THANKS TO IRON HORSE
Four-time UCI DH World Championship winner Sam Hill and Iron Horse Bicycles part ways after six highly successful years together.
CORONA, Calif., (October 24, 2008) – When arguably the world’s top mountain bike racer decides to part ways with one of the world’s top mountain bike manufacturers the industry no doubt raises a collective eyebrow. However, in the case of Sam Hill and Iron Horse Bicycles, there’s no need to think anything else other than “Right on” for both factions.
Hill, the likeable Aussie and 2007 overall UCI World Cup DH Champion, four-time winner of the UCI World Championships, multi-time national champion, three-time Oceana Championships winner and (catch our breath here) already a six-season full time veteran on the international competition circuit will begin another chapter with a new bike supplier for the upcoming ’09 competition season.
But before that happens, before any announcements are made, Hill wanted to make it very clear how important his relationship with Iron Horse has been.
“I want to thank Iron Horse for their support over the past six years, all they have done for me, the friendships that we've built, and all that we've achieved together,” he said. “They believed in me before I had proven myself on the international circuit, and helped me out right from the beginning. They've always delivered the tools I needed to perform at the highest level, including the Sunday Downhill bike that's become an industry benchmark.
“I'm really excited about what the future holds for me and I'm looking forward to the new challenges that lay ahead for me. But today I want to credit Iron Horse for all they have done in helping me reach the title of World Champion.”
Since 2004 – some five years dealing with the rigors of international travel and pressure of global competition levels – Hill and Iron Horse never failed to finish lower than 2nd place in the overall W.C. DH standings, winning many high profile competitions in spectacular fashion along the way. And though he came up a couple clicks short of defending his title this year (2nd overall), Hill had some spectacular highlights in 2008, including wins at Maribor (Slovenia) and Bromont (Canada) and runner-up podium finishes at Vallnord (Andorra), Mt. Sainte Anne (Canada) and Schladming (Austria).
“Its a good feeling to know I'll always be a part of the Iron Horse championship history,” said Hill in closing. He then listed off the guys he’d like to especially thank during his run with Iron Horse: Cliff Weidberg, Josh Kohn, Jeff Bruno, Sean Heimdal, Jacy Shumilak, Stew Barnett, and Todd Seplavy.
Along with Iron Horse, Hill extends a big “Thanks!” to his and the team’s other sponsors, including: Monster Energy, Mad Catz, Game Shark, Air Drives, RockShox, SRAM, Avid, FUNN, Maxxis, DT Swiss, FSA, Crank Brothers, WTB, e.thirteen, DW Link, Spy Optics, Troy Lee Designs, Minoura, Maxima, Obtainium Performance Products, Five-Ten, Freestyle Watches, THE, Alligator, Yamaha of Troy, KMC and Kicker.
For more information on the Iron Horse downhill mountain bike racing program, link to: www.madcatzracing.com
- Stato