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Sam Willoughby winning Aussie Titles – Sam traveled back to his home country last month and raced it out for the Australian National Championships. Sam beat out Brian Kirkham for the title, putting Tioga 1 & 2 in Elite Men.
Caroline Buchanan wins the Elite Women’s Australia title. It was a top 3 finish for Tioga in the Elite Women’s class, with Caroline taking the gold with Rachael Bracken in 2nd and Lauren Reynolds in 3rd.
Redline Project 79 – Tioga is proud to have our tires and saddle on this groundbreaking bike, check it out!
Joey Bradford Japan Support tour – Joey headed over to Japan this month to do what he could to help raise money and give back to the people of Japan. Joey put on some free BMX clinics, giving away products donated by some of his sponsors, as a way to support the Japanese BMX community affected by the recent events.
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Tioga’s Factory lineup of Teams and Riders for 2011
Factory BMX Race Teams: (not all team riders listed) Chase BMX – Connor Fields, Robert Rio Frio Redline Factory – Sam Willoughby, Alise Post, Jason Carnes, Denzel Stein SE Factory – Austian Hyatt, Chase Hines, Dave Bittner Ssquared Factory – Josh Meyers, Samantha Cools, Maliek Byndloss GHP Factory, Morphine Industries Dutch National BMX Team – Martjin Scherpen, Raymon Van Der Beizen Australian National High Performance – Brian Kirkham, Rachel Bracken, Lauren Reynolds, Caroline Buchanan
Individual Riders: Donny Robinson, Tyler Brown, Danny Caluag, Joey Bradford, John Purse, Stephanie Barragan
Since 1978, Tioga has been active, not only in creating great BMX products used by some of the greatest BMX riders in the world, but also actively supporting the sport and the athletes that make up this great sport. Today, Tioga continues to work with a strong network of athletes that are not only achieving their best on track, but doing great things off the track, too. Here is a recap of what’s gone down with our riders and friends! TylerVision – Tyler Brown has been documenting his life behind the scenes and letting the fans check out what it’s like to be a
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