I have a small mountain bike already but not sure if it would be good enough. Also how much does it cost to enter races and do you need a licence to ride at junior level?
Any information on what types of tracks there are, what sort of tyres do i need and are there any good tracks in South East London/ England?
i need to buy a bike today.. for school..
which is best suited for a college campus?
a racing bike? or a mountain bike....
I know my question "outs" me as a newbie, but I never understood why mountain bikers ride slower than those on 10-speeds in races. Also, I race on a 10-speed, but I ride as slow as the mountain bikers. I'm in great shape but I can't understand why I lag behind the group in races. I'm sure it has something to do with the gear shifts, but I never learned how those worked. Can someone help out this first-timer?
the race in question was a triathlon.
i want to start mountain bike 4 cross racing at 15 can you provide me with any infomation about open races and how to get into it
thank you
What are mountain bike racing companies that sponser riders just to race? What are their websites?
there are only a few races left, only one ranked in my area. i dont expect finals, or even 2 or more races, but i do want to go on the few organized rides still left in my area. i could wait until december to get a license for next year, in which i could actually be serious about racing, but i wouldnt get to go on the few rides left
it is 30 US$ per license
my situation: I need a new bike and would love my next bike to be light and fast.
my plan: 2nd hand aluminium mountain-bike frames seem to be far cheaper than 2nd hand racing-bike frames. If I buy a mountain bike frame, could I fit racing-bike wheels to it? Would there be any major structural problems with this?
I just like cycling around town, and day trips in the countryside. I don't mind if the bike isn't triathlon standard 
Thanks!
i want to find a good cross country racing bike. i'm going to start racing soon and need a light bike.
aside from the obvious answers what is a good race for a novice rider to get their feet wet? Do you have any tips for training?
I've been a recreational rider for over 15 years but have no racing experience. I ride once a week regardless of weather and do interval training every other day for 45 minutes on my indoor trainer; I alternate this with circuit weight training. I'll be entering my first amateur race this spring and would love to know any training tips. I'm not looking to place on the podium right away but would like to have some respectable finishes.
I am 14 years old and have ridden mtn for a while. I live in NJ and was looking to get into serious racing. How do I start?
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