The Season Not Taken – Spirit of ‘Cross Essay
Many of us set goals for the season, follow some sort of training plan, and hope that these things lead to more ‘cross fun. Sometimes …
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April 16, 2019 Gravel Race: Gravel Grinders Get Durty at 2019 Ossian Giant in New York
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April 16, 2019 Results: No ’Cross, No Problem at 2019 Sea Otter Classic Mountain Bike Races
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April 15, 2019 Noble Bikes Unveils New CX3 Alloy Cyclocross and GX1 Steel Gravel Bikes – 2019 Sea Otter Classic
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April 15, 2019 Gravel Race: Killer Close Finishes at the 2019 Barry-Roubaix
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April 14, 2019 Spotted: Challenge TLR Tubeless Handmade Clinchers and Tubulars
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2nd Issue is in the Mail…
Our second issue was mailed by our printer last Friday. U.S. folks that got their subscription in before Feb 26th will be in that first …
Surprising Parents, Defying Human Instincts – Spirit of Cyclocross Entry
Here’s yet another entry to our “Spirit of ‘Cross” essay contest. This one, by Scott Van Bergen, is for any junior considering trying cyclocross, and …
From Rattle to Cowbell: Spirit of Cyclocross Essay Entry
Here’s another entry to our “Spirit of ‘Cross” essay contest. This one, by Chris Chapron, is for all you new parents out there. We’ll be …
All Crossed Up: Spirit of Cyclocross Essay Entry
Here’s another entry to our “Spirit of ‘Cross” essay contest. This fun one is by Ross Schueller, describing his first ever cyclocross race at a …
World’s Longest Cyclocross Race? Coming this June…
Long-distance cyclist and ‘cross racer Andreas Vogel likes to ride his bike just as much as the next guy. He just likes to ride it …
Why We Race: Spirit of Cyclocross Essay Entry
As we all anxiously await Issue 2 to hit our mailbox (we’re subscribers too), we’re counting down the days by publishing some of the entries …
CX Highlights from the North American Handmade Bicycle Show
CXM correspondent Brooke Hoyer combed the 5th annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) in Portland Oregon to find the latest ‘cross offerings from our …
Beloved Bike Expert Sheldon Brown Passes
Sheldon Brown, the world-renowned resource for all things bike-related, passed away on Sunday night. He was 63. Brown authored the highly popular website http://sheldonbrown.com, was …
Live Coverage of the 2008 Cyclocross World Championships in Treviso – Men’s Race
The final event of the 2008 Cyclocross World Championships here in Treviso, Italy is about to begin. We’re here again to bring you the action …
Live Coverage of 2008 Cyclocross World Championships in Treviso – Women’s Race
Live Coverage of the women’s race: Thirty Eight Women are lined up to start the race, from 12 nations on a sunny day here in …
Day 1 Wrap-Up from Treviso
CXM Shutterbug and Correspondent Joe Sales has been doing double duty as a writer and photographer in Italy, providing us with great summaries and awesome …
Treviso Worlds: US Team Preview
CXM Correspondent and Shutterbug Joe Sales is over in Treviso, Italy for the World Championships. He’s been out on the course, and talking with the …
Kathy Sarvary’s winning ride at worlds
Kathy Sarvary, four-time national cyclocross champion, made the trip to Mol, Belgium to contest the UCI Masters World Championships, and came back with a win …
Not in Treviso? You can watch worlds online
If you’re not in Treviso, Italy to watch the 2008 UCI World Cyclocross Championships, you can still watch same-day coverage via WCSN.com. See their press …
Photos from Hoogerheide World Cup Women’s Race
Thanks to Mark Legg, we’ve got some great photos of the women’s race at the Hoogerheide UCI World Cup in the Netherlands on January 20th. …
Masters Worlds – Final Lew Rollins Diary Entry, Part 3 of 3
This is a continuing series of (slightly delayed) diary entries by Utah’s Lew Rollins, the reigning national Men’s 60-64 National Champion. He traveled with a …
Kathy Sarvary Wins Masters Worlds Title
The US had over two dozen riders head over to Mol, Belgium to contest the 2008 UCI Masters World Cyclocross Championships this past Saturday, and …
Compton (and a bit of CXM) in the News
Katie Compton got some great coverage in the Colorado Springs Gazette. With the Torino worlds just over a week away, she’s one of the main …
Katie Compton’s Boone 9 Cyclocross Bike
Katie Compton’s Trek Boone 9 Cyclocross Bike Spec Highlights: Frame: Trek 600 Series OCLV Carbon, IsoSpeed, Ride Tuned seatmast, disc balanced post mount, E2 tapered head …
Andy Jacques Maynes in the News: From Hospital to Nationals…
Andy Jacques Mayne won the 30-34 masters division at the national championships in Kansas City a few weekends ago, after recovering from a horrific crash …
Spirit of Cross Essay Winners Announced
Thank you everyone for entering our contest #1. We were overwhelmed by the number of passionate and creative “Spirit of Cyclocross” contest entrants. Judging was …
Petition: Let ‘Em Race at Nationals
We’ve been made aware of a petition to change the way concurrent races are run and handled at the national championships. This petitions stems from …
Last Minute Gift Idea: Give a Subscription to CXM!
NOTE: THIS PAGE IS A GHOST OF CXMAS PAST, IF YOU’D LIKE THE LATEST AND GREATEST FOR YOU AND YOURS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON PLEASE VISIT …
Photo Gallery from Kansas City 2007 Cyclocross National Championships
CXM Staff Photographer Larry Rosa captured some amazing images from the races in Kansas City last weekend. Here are a few of our favorites. (Mouse …
2007 Cyclocross National Championships Day 4: Collegiate and Singlespeed Reports
On Day 4, our sport’s future stars and our sport’s founders raced on frozen, rutted Kansas tundra in the day’s early races. Singlespeeders, Collegiate, and …
More Videos from the 2007 Cyclocross National Championships in Kansas City, KS
Here are some videos from KCCX and the 2007 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships. It was a beautiful and the racing action was unparalleled. The …
2007 National Cyclocross Champions Crowned: Katie Compton 4-peats, Tim Johnson Survives
Kansas City, KS – 2007 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships Day 4: Elite Women and Elite Men Best in the US, Best in the World? …
