Whoa, CamRock is usually the fastest of the ‘cross courses and the 2015 edition didn’t break that trend.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
(Many) Photos by Karl Hendrikse
Nice weather made for a fast ‘cross course at Estabrook Park in Milwaukee Saturday and dry trails for a team ride Sunday at the Reforestation Camp near Green Bay.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
(Many) Photos by Karl Hendrikse
The headline of the weekend comes from Halloween ‘Cross in Milwaukee Saturday: Mud.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
Photos by Karl Hendrikse
Dirt, mud and sand sum up the weekend’s activities.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
GVR riders had the full spectrum of bikes — from ‘cross and mountain bikes to clunkers — covered this weekend.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
The epicenter of the domestic U.S. cyclocross scene was in Waterloo, Wisc., this weekend and included more than a half dozen GVR riders while the 2015 WORS season wrapped up in Sheboygan Sunday.
A breakdown of team results can be found on the Results Page.
The team had a pretty good turn out at a number of events in Wisconsin the past weekend with riders at a pair of cyclocross races, a 100K gravel ride through the northwoods; and a youth at a mountain bike race in Iola.
A summary of results can be found on the Results page, usually early in the week.
Gryphon Velo Racing had riders at a number of Upper Midwest events this past weekend, here’s a brief selection of team members in action.
A summary of results can be found on the Results page, usually early in the week.
GVR riders were active at three events in Wisconsin this past weekend — including the renowned Fat Tire 40 mountain bike race in Hayward, Wisc.
Full results from all the weekend races will be posted by midweek on our Results page here.
The request was simple. Make it as a retro as you can. The folks at Borah Teamwear in Coon Valley, Wisc., certainly delivered.
The company is rolling out a new line of custom long- and short-sleeve merino wool jerseys this fall, and based on how well our regular team kit turned out, we figured we’d give these pieces of equipment a whirl as a functional “fashion” piece.
Borah touts the wool jersey as able to keep the “body warm in cold weather and cool in hot weather, and can be used as a layering or standalone piece for riding or even racing.”
Depending on how you layer, the functional temperature range of the jersey is from about 35-70F, according to the company.
Look of this piece of gear to start showing up on some of our riders later this fall.
Additional information about the wool jerseys from Borah can be found here.
Gryphon Velo Racing 