News

Posted December 6, 2007

BOISE, ID (BRAIN)—Outdoor Industries Women’s Coalition (OIWC) has hired Amy Luther as its national program coordinator.

Posted December 6, 2007

SEYMOUT, CT (BRAIN)—Thule has hired Timothy Makris as vice president of product development.

Makris will be responsible for overseeing the product development, engineering and quality departments. Makris will report to president Fred Clark.

Posted December 6, 2007

LOS ANGELES, CA (BRAIN)—Midnight Ridazz, the biggest bicycle club in L.A., was featured in yesterday's L.A. Times Calendar section.

Midnight Ridaz last ride featured 1,400 cyclists, according to group leader Monica Howe (a.k.a. Muff).

Posted December 6, 2007

RENTON, WA (BRAIN)—When owner Dave Groom and his Center Cycle staff built a pump track behind their shop, Groom never thought it would flood, especially with a drainage system.

But that’s exactly what happened as a result of the massive flooding that has hit the Northwest in recent days.

Posted December 5, 2007

SAN DIEGO, CA (BRAIN)—Registration is now open for "the cycling industry's most prestigious golf tournament," the 11th annual BLC Invitational.

Participation is open to all Bicycle Leadership Conference attendees and guests.

Posted December 5, 2007

NORRISTOWN, PA (BRAIN)—Pro Cycling Tour (PCT) has named Robin Zellner and Andrea Bialick, two veteran cycling experts, as the technical directors for its 2008 Pennsylvania races—the Commerce Bank Triple Crown of Cycling and the all-new U-25 American Eagle Outfitters Tour of Pennsylvania, presented by Highmark Health

Posted December 5, 2007

TRABUCO CANYON, CA (BRAIN)—Xterra Adventures, a multi-sport adventure travel company, and Specialized Bicycles have teamed up to provide a star-studded tour for Specialized Riders Club members.

Posted December 5, 2007

LOS ANGELES, CA (BRAIN)—Thousands of bicycle riders from around the world acknowledged World AIDS Day on December 1, 2007 by cycling 27 miles in recognition of the 27 years that the pandemic has been in existence.

Posted December 4, 2007

WOODLAND, CA (BRAIN)—Tree trimmer and convicted felon Charles Kevin Cunningham has been sentenced to 31 years, four months to life for the murder of John Finley Scott.

Cunningham, 48, was found guilty of first-degree murder and grand theft on Oct. 23.

Posted December 4, 2007

SAN DIEGO, CA (BRAIN)—The Bicycle Leadership Conference has added an RSS feed to its Web site, allowing users to keep track of updates on an up-to-the-second basis.

Posted December 4, 2007

LAGUNA HILLS, CA (BRAIN)—BRAIN world headquarters will be experiencing power outages this morning and early afternoon. And, also, tomorrow in the early afternoon.

Please bear with us as the phone lines will be down during this time, as will our ability to retrieve and respond to e-mails.

Posted December 4, 2007

"Dear Mr. Norman (if that is your real name),

Posted December 3, 2007

BRAIN's esteemed editor Megan Tompkins has got herself a new girl named Sadie.

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