SSCXWC Men’s Finals in Photos
The 2016 SSCXWC men’s race brought the fans to their feet to watch endos into the lake and two of the world’s best bike handlers dual for the right to wear the Golden Speedo. See our men’s finals photo gallery.
The 2016 SSCXWC men’s race brought the fans to their feet to watch endos into the lake and two of the world’s best bike handlers dual for the right to wear the Golden Speedo. See our men’s finals photo gallery.
The 2016 SSCXWC Women’s finals wasn’t all just rainbows and unicorns, but filled with smiling, serious mud-loving racers. See our photo gallery from the women’s race.
Portland’s Cross Crusade cyclocross series, in its last year with director (and 2009 and 2010 Nationals promoter) Brad Ross at the helm, continues to draw …
by Clifford Lee Thirteen months ago we brought you the first-ever images of the new Clement MXP cyclocross tire tread, and at Interbike 2012, Clement …
We love Oregon’s cyclocross scene. After all, it’s home of the Cross Crusades as well as a USGP and the two-time site of Nationals in …
Clement’s Donn Kellogg has spent a good part of his life around tires, and after relaunching the Clement brand and bringing cyclocrossers the PDX and LAS cyclocross clinchers in 2010, he’s been focused on expanding his tire line-up with both additional treads and tubular tires.
The result of his efforts? A tubeless, seamless cyclocross tubular that eschews the hand-made construction of cyclocross tubular tires like Dugast, FMB, Challenge and Vittoria, and instead adopts Tufo-like technology but promises a more supple casing.
Clement made its return to tires and cyclocross in 2010 with the new PDX and LAS cyclocross clinchers. PDX, of course, is the airport code for Portland, and LAS the code for Las Vegas. As one might guess, the LAS is designed for gamblers, and the PDX is designed for bike commuters.