Bart de Jong
Ripxx, LLC announced today the release of its latest software; Ripxx BMX Version 3.0. Athletes across the nation are training with the Ripxx system, but Ripxx developers continue to create updates and improvements to make the system even better. Listening to what athletes want in need provides Ripxx with countless ideas for improvements. Now more user-friendly and simplified, athletes can see their stats with just a few clicks. After running a moto with the Ripxx unit, athletes plug the unit into a computer and the results are provided. Viewing data such as lap times, speed, distance, corner reports, and different lines on the track is what makes Ripxx athletes improve at every race. With the ability to record what an athlete does on the track, Ripxx provides proof of what changes can make your faster. The Ripxx BMX Team has been training with the system throughout the year. This first-year team has taken Florida by surprise and is currently holding second place in the Florida State Series. Looking for a win this weekend at the Sunshine State BMX Championship, Team Ripxx
The X Games BMX Invite Committee announced today the first round to invite riders to X Games 17, which will be held in and around the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles July 28-31. This round completes the invite list for BMX Vert and Big Air. The next and final round of invites will be announced on June 15, 2011 to determine the final list for BMX Street & Park. Vert – Total of 10 Competitors & 2 Alternates:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.