In the intervening years Hyper has maintained its position as a leader in BMX, with a full line of products for racing and freestyle riders. Hyper has also continued its commitment to the sport by sponsoring riders, teams, as well as being the series title sponsor for several major events. With a long history of active, successful participation in BMX, it was time to establish a similar position in the Mountain Bike community. The obvious best choice to manage our entry into the Mountain Biking was longtime friend and MTB legend Eric Carter. Eric is currently heading up our Product Development Program and is organizing our marketing and support efforts.
Additionally, after riding them in the mountains, I noted that I didn’t get any wheel wobbles descending. Since I had no issues in wind or descending, I decided to go with the Winspace Lun wheels, which were light enough for climbing, and stellar for riding solo. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a national champion, our latest hyper bicycles wheels are designed to help you achieve your cycling goals. Lightweight carbon spokes, wind-cheating filament wound rims, and silky smooth ceramic bearing hubs all combine to create the ultimate race-winning wheelset. And when promoting the sport is the topic of discussion, you know the ABA is never far off the lead.
Our relationship produced an Olympic Bronze Medal, a World Championship title, as well as a BMX-Racing-specific bicycle in Walmart. Although Hyper’s focus may be changing, I am indebted to them for the opportunities they allowed for me. I look forward to what this next chapter in my racing career will bring. Resting on Reddy and DePaoli, plaintiff requests that the Court reject defendant’s proposed construction and reserve any issues of functionality for a later time. Come ride time, the 20-inch wheels with the 1.5” tires bring comfort and stability that are generally not the USP of folding bikes.
They will offer a menu of sizes to suit all comers, with a 170, 172.5, 175, 177.5, 180 and a 182.5mm. Price point is still being penciled out, but look for it to be “sub-$400.” Finishes available will be black and white from the get-go. And while no official word is yet out on where that next chapter will take dR, word around Northern California, and in the Facebook universe has reports of Donny on a new bike already. Whether that is just a hook-up for something new to ride, or a prelude to news to be released in coming days will be keeping us close to the BMX News ticker tape. With the season opener 21 days away, it’s likely we will know sooner rather than later. I rode for Hyper as an amateur back in 1994, and returning to the team in 2007 was like a homecoming.
The patents claim the design shown in their respective figures one through seven. Because the proverbial picture is worth one thousand words, the Court attaches a demonstrative example of each claimed design. The Hyper eRide Mountain bike is an electric pedal-assist mountain bike that perfectly blends performance and convenience. This mountain bike features a 26-inch MTB frame with 21-speed gearing, making it the ideal choice for tackling any terrain. Adding the motor allows riders to cover more ground faster while still working up a sweat on those tougher climbs.
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It’s been floating around on some of the forums (including here on the BMX News forum) for a week or two, but now it’s official and we have the photos to prove it. Lain and Kelsey van Ogle have joined Jerry Bradford’s Hyper Factory Team. But today, one of the rumors that was sort of “out there” for the past month or so was confirmed, when Hyper Bicycles announced they had parted ways with Donny Robinson. Not long after the Grands, we started hearing that there would be some sponsor changes coming to the pro ranks, as contracts intended to encompass the 2012 Olympics came to an end.
Another great day for Hyper Bicycles, announcing the addition of what has to be the most prolific brother-sister duo in BMX history. Lain & Kelsey Van Ogle have reached an agreement to be part of the Factory Hyper Team. Their resume includes an incredible four UCI World titles, an ABA National #1 Amateur and 21 N.A.G. #1 titles. Hyper Bicycles is looking forward to helping Lain & Kelsey add to their collection of titles, with the brand new design frame for 2012. Plaintiff’s approach hews more closely to precedent, especially that of this district.
Watch BMX News “Product Spotlight” section for more on the stoppers, in the coming weeks. Historically, Answer’s line of components has been geared toward the younger racers hyper bicycles (apart from its wildly-popular Scythe and now Dagger forks). For 2012, they are stepping up the game and expanding the line to include a bevy of options for the big guys.
Colors will be Red, Blue, Black and Polished, and price point at about $49. Those two Cali kids join a roster of rock stars that include dR, himself, Donny Robinson–NAG 2 Shealen Reno, World 2 and NAG 3 Kohl Piluso, NAG 4 Pete Choat (who won an astonishing 31 National main events in 2011), NAG 4 John Paul Pfeiffer, NAG 5 Luke Roarty and 2011 NBL Champion Jud Ciancio. But News was able to pry a few choice bits out of those in the know.