no hype is looking for an elite rider for there downhill race team as well as there bmx team. this position is for the person who lives to win, not to ride. the contract is 100% tailored to the riders needs and goals. we are encouraging out of province and american riders to apply. our email is sales@nohypebikes.com for any questions you may have. thanks. chris.

a couple results from crankworx last week. thomas grabbed a 21st in the garbonzo dh and a 24th in the canada open dh. ryan gillett got a 24th in the garbonzo dh. jordan gillett placed 15th in the air dh as well. congratulations to these guys for there efforts against some of the best riders in the world.

Abby BMX rider wins provincials Paul Fontaine, The Times Published: Friday, July 03, 2009 At the ripe old age of eight, Zach Frier has tasted two big BMX racing victories. This past weekend, the young Abbotsford BMX Club member took first place at the B.C. championships, held in Surrey. Frier raced in the 9 Males category. "Zach started racing about three years ago. The first time he went to Abbotsford Track he was hooked," said Frier's mother Lisa Hartley. "Every year he strives to do better." Eight-year-old Zach Frier from the Abbotsford BMX Club tears up the track at the B.C. championships held last weekend in Surrey. Frier captured the gold medal.View Larger Image View Larger Image Eight-year-old Zach Frier from the Abbotsford BMX Club tears up the track at the B.C. championships held last weekend in Surrey. Frier captured the gold medal. Along with riding with the local club, Frier already has a sponsor, No Hype Bikes. "It's kind of cool because BMXing is an up-and-coming sport and it is going to be in the Olympics," said Hartley. Frier is coming off a first-place performance at the Canadian Westerns in Aidrie, Alta., in May. Frier practises his riding three times a week at a number of courses and his goal is to someday compete at the Olympics. The Abbotsford BMX Club has a couple of big events ahead as they will be hosting the BC Provincial Cup Finals Sept. 20.