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One On One With Adam Myerson

Posted on 06. Jan, 2012 by lyne.

What can be said about Adam Myerson, road and cross racer, race promoter series organizer, coach, that hasn’t already said? Never shy to express himself, Myerson shares many of his thoughts and emotions through twitter which sometimes generates criticism.
After his road team, Team Mountain Khakis p/b Smartstop, had a successful season, Myerson jumped right into [...]

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Keough – Next year Is Going To Be Huge

Posted on 09. Nov, 2011 by lyne.

Luke Keough (Champion System p/b Keough cyclocross) did it again at the Cycle-Smart International this past weekend. The 20-year old picked his first and second UCI wins of the cross season to sweep, for the second year in a row, the races in Northampton, MA. The victories put him on top of the [...]

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Team Mountain Khakis/SmartStop Return to Pro status in 2012 To Focus On NCC

Posted on 08. Nov, 2011 by lyne.

Team Mountain Khakis/SmartStop will return as a UCI Continental-level professional team in 2012, made possible by recommitments from title sponsors Mountain Khakis and SmartStop Self Storage. 2012 will mark the fifth year the Jackson Hole-based Mountain Khakis company has been the title sponsor of Team Mountain Khakis, and the second year for SmartStop.

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Team and transfer news

Posted on 24. Nov, 2010 by lyne.

A closer look at the road transfers and team news for the men’s teams. Transfer-o-rama for the UCI registered men’s teams in Canada and the USA. News from other teams.

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Myerson And Mt Khakis At A Crossroad

Posted on 19. Oct, 2010 by lyne.

Due to economic pressure, Mt Khakis came to a crossroads and will be moving down to the elite level next year. Rider and team manager Adam Myerson explains the decision and also the impact on his own future with Cross Worlds coming to the USA – racing masters or pro?

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Getting To Know Isaac Howe

Posted on 18. Sep, 2010 by lyne.

Getting the know the 24-year sprinter, Isaac Howe (Mt Khakis) who just won the overall, and U25, at USA Crits Series. Howe put his medical school on hold to pursue the dream of being a pro.

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the week that was

Posted on 13. Aug, 2010 by lyne.

News from the week ending August 13: Last race for Mark Hekman (Mt Khakis). New course for Univest Grand Prix. More names added to Grand Prix Cyclistes Québec & Montréal, and one, Cadel Evans (BMC) removed.

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Myerson Is Back In The Saddle

Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by lyne.

Just as the important to his team criterium season was heating up, Adam Myerson of Team Mountain Khakis f/b Jittery Joe’s went down hard at the Giro d’Grafton, a race in the USA Crits Series, and broke a bone in his left wrist. Six weeks later, the man who “doesn’t like to take breaks” [...]

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How Isaac Howe Saved A Life And Lost A Race

Posted on 02. Aug, 2010 by lyne.

“Last night, [the motoref] Kevin called me to say ‘I just finally figured out who did this, I wanted to say you saved this man’s life’, and I was like ‘really? I didn’t realize that’.” said a bemused Isaac Howe of the Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe’s team, last Friday afternoon.
During a race, [...]

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Olds and Huff win omnium at Tulsa Tough

Posted on 31. May, 2009 by lyne.

Hot weather, large crowds, fast racing and crashes – especially in the women’s races – over the weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma as NRC points and big money were on the line at the 3 criteriums in 3 days of racing at the Tulsa Tough p/b The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis. Jelly Belly’s Brad Hiff and Proman’s Shelley Olds won the omnium title.

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