Year: 2020

Available now at Wheelbase! Reid E-Scooters are fun AND affordable E-Scooters from one of the most established E-Scooter brands available.

See our Reid E-Scooters in-store or online, ready to ship direct to you anywhere in the UK.

Reid E4 and Reid E4 PLUS E-Scooters feature powerful 250W and 350W motors respectively. Both models include mechanical disc brakes with an auto motor cut-off for enhanced safety.

Here’s a full specification breakdown of both Reid E-Scooters…

With fold-away handlebars Reid E-Scooters are easy to travel with if your journey includes public transport and are easy to store at home or work.

At this time of year fading light or total darkness is always a consideration, Reid have you covered with head and tail lights as well as funky blue underlighting on the underside of the deck.

Check out this recent review of the Reid E4 E-Scooter on Stu’s Reviews YouTube channel below…

Special Offer – Reid E4 E-Scooter WAS £500.00 NOW £449.00

Special Offer – Reid E4 Plus E-Scooter WAS £550.00 NOW £499.00

Available to buy now with no deposit and 0% interest spread over 6 or 12 months.

Current Legislation

Please note, the use and enjoyment of e-scooters is only legal on private property for now; as it stands it is currently against UK law to use a powered transporter such as an e-scooter or segway on pavements, roads and cycle lanes. Here at Wheelbase we can really see the advantages of travelling short distances to and from work without getting in a car to do so, decreasing traffic congestion and helping to improve air quality.

With the added impact of the Coronavirus and the need to travel safely, avoiding public transport where possible we recognise the importance that this new technology can play, which is why Wheelbase have got behind e-scooters now. We have already seen their popularity in cities all across Europe and want to be ahead of the curve in terms of the brands we stock, our product expertise and customer service.

The government has now begun trials of e-scooters for approved rental services within some cities around the UK and we are optimistic that key legislation around the use of e-scooters will change very soon. See more here

Stop for a moment and consider how you travel. Do you live in a city or similar built up environment? Do you tend to make short journeys by car, to and from your home? Do you find yourself struggling to navigate your way through busy streets packed full of stationary traffic or constantly struggle to find somewhere to park your car at the end of your short journey? Perhaps now is the time to reflect on how you travel and consider how you can improve your journey times, improve your own health and most significantly make a valuable contribution to improving the transport infrastructure of the environment in which you live. This week’s Fast Bike Friday feature has been rebranded as ‘Family Bike Friday’….

Riese & Muller is a relatively new brand for Wheelbase but we were quickly drawn to this premium eBike-only brand which positions itself at the top of the eBike tree and has a firm focus on creating a range of high-quality, precision made German engineered eBikes. Riese & Müller are clear in their business strategy – to produce cutting-edge eBikes that play their part in improving the ongoing climate crisis while positively enhancing the lifestyles of its consumers and wider society.

You may be familiar with the term ‘Cargo Bike’. If you’ve spent any time in some of the larger cities in the UK you will have no-doubt seen cargo bikes being used to quickly navigate congested city centres, either moving small loads from place to place by courier, or by high-street vendors selling various goods. In mainland Europe it is now common to see families using cargo bikes as an alternative to getting into their cars for small journeys, with Mums and Dads transporting their kids on the daily school run.

The Riese & Muller Load 75 eBike is just such a cargo bike and is packed full of user-friendly features to make it a truly multi-purpose electric vehicle that can be a great alternative to getting into your car. With its low centre of gravity and a huge loading surface, the Load 75 has been designed to help you carry significant loads that would previously of had you reaching for your car keys; this very-special e-Bike has been engineered to be as comfortable as it is practical, using Riese & Muller’s Control Technology design principle to provide an optimised chassis and finely tuned full suspension platform.

The Load 75’s long, low geometry means that steering remains predictable at slow speeds while negotiating the typical tight turns and traffic controls found in towns and cities. Low loading of heavier objects (including your kids!) keeps you safe at higher speeds while Riese & Muller’s suspension design guarantees obstacles such as cobblestones, curbs and potholes are negotiated in comfort and control.

The Load 75 features Bosch’s Cargo Line Cruise motor (Gen4), the latest generation of Bosch Cargo Line Cruise motor which has been developed specifically for use on Cargo eBikes and features 400% pedal assistance with a maximum torque of 85Nm. In practice this means that the rider instantly benefits from the assistance of the motor as they begin to push down on the pedals; this is key in being able to accelerate quickly while carrying a heavy load and really comes into its own when you need to quickly get moving, as traffic lights turn green for example. Other key features of this latest generation Bosch motor include ultra-low pedal resistance, a significantly reduced weight and smaller overall size for next-level integration into the Load 75’s chassis.

So what if you wanted to use this Cargo eBike for the twice-daily school run? Well this model can safely transport up to three children for the short journey, while the practical removeable cover means that wet weather doesn’t have to be a deal-breaker either. The Riese & Muller designers have created a space that allows one child to face the rider while the other two children are forward facing in the direction of travel, a spacious footwell means your little ones remain comfortable without getting in each other’s way so while not guaranteed there should be little cause for bickering!

With a maximum load carrying capacity of 200kg this versatile cargo bike can be used for so many activities including carrying camping equipment for bicycle-touring, for the weekly shop, the school run, carrying work-tools, delivering parcels and so much more. The addition of the Bosch motor means there’s very little to stop you carrying loads that just would not be possible on a conventional ‘acoustic’ bike.

Riese & Muller have also included a Supernova M99 Mini Pro daytime/nighttime running front light to enhance your visibility to other road users, this is complimented by a Supernova M99 rear light which, in stop-start traffic quickly catches the attention of motorists behind you. A potentially heavy load needs to stop quickly and in control; with this in mind Riese & Muller have spec’d Tektro TRP C 2.3 hydraulic disc brakes featuring four pistons to greater enhance braking power along with thicker disc brake rotors to ensure durability and controlled braking in all weather conditions.

For time-pushed family members or small business owners bicycle maintenance may well be far down on the list of priorities and again the Load 75 has been designed with this in mind. A user-friendly Gates belt-drive replaces a conventional bicycle chain, with this technology meaning your eBike is driven by a flexible, reinforced, toothed belt which does not need to be oiled and maintained like a chain does; the bike’s gears are neatly housed internally within the rear hub meaning, again that bicycle maintenance is minimal.

We’re not all the same size, with the potential for this cargo eBike to have multiple users within the same family or commercial organisation Riese and Muller have included a good amount of adjustability including the angle and height of the stem as well as the saddle height to accommodate riders from 1.50m to 1.95m high.

We’re proud stockists of Riese & Muller eBikes; we like their ethos and really trust in their products. These cutting-edge German-engineered eBikes offer a practical, user-friendly mode of transport that will help to enhance your own lifestyle, encouraging you to exercise more, decreasing stress levels typically brought on by congested traffic and allowing you to contribute to the improvement of the environment that you’re living in.

See the Riese & Muller range here

Blog written by Johnny Dodgin

All photos by James Vincent

How good does this new 2021 Cube Stereo Hybrid 160 HPC 625 Kiox E-MTB look?! This latest generation Cube Stereo Hybrid definitely gets its DNA from the mtb-enduro scene, with a healthy amount of suspension travel in the front and rear this capable E-MTB has been designed specifically to cope with the demands of aggressive downhill trail riding; the addition of a powerful Bosch Drive Unit Performance CX Generation 4 motor just means you won’t need an uplift to get back to the top of your favourite trail.

Cube have spec’d the Stereo Hybrid 160 HPC ActionTeam with a light, but tough C:62 carbon frame featuring Monocoque Advanced Twin Mold Technology mated up with an Aluminum 6061 T6 rear FSP 4-Link triangle. With agile trail geometry, Boost 148 rear hub spacing and a fully Integrated battery the cockpit gives a spritely, responsive feel with the bike’s weight evenly distributed throughout the build.

One thing you’ll notice straight away is the Kashima coated Fox 38 Float Factory fork giving a whopping 170mm of super-plush travel featuring 3-position low speed compression adjustment; big 38mm wide stanchions and a 15x110mm thru-axle guarantees super-responsive steering even under load. Cube have matched the fork with a Kashima coated Fox Float DPX2 Factory EVOL rear shock giving 160mm of rear wheel travel and the Kashima goodness doesn’t end there! A matching Fox Transfer Factory dropper post lets you get the saddle out of the way quickly for steep drops and encourages you to seek out even more extreme line choices.

With a fourth-generation Bosch Performance CX motor you get proven technology from the ‘go-to’ e-bike motor manufacturers giving a natural feel and just the right amount of torque to give you the required burst of power to make the technical, loose-surface climbs as much fun as the demanding downhills that you’ll eagerly seek out. Cube have included a Bosch Kiox on-board computer which can be used with their eBike Connect smartphone app. The robust Kiox unit with colour display ensures you can see all your data at a glance and record your trips and other stats before sending all relative data to Bosch’s ‘eBike Connect’ online portal via your smartphone’s Bluetooth connection.

With a full Shimano XT groupset featuring a simple 1×12 drivetrain, made up of an e*thirteen Plus Crank with 36T chainring upfront combined with a  massive 10-51T cassette out back you’ll never find yourself lacking just the right gear ratio regardless of whether you’re trying to complete a tough uphill section with no dabs or are hitting the firetrack at highspeed for a quick route home.

Cube have finished off the Cube Stereo Hybrid 160 HPC 625 Kiox with tough Newmen Evolution 27.5 wheels wrapped with Schwalbe’s Magic Mary SuperTrail and Big Betty SuperGravity 2.4in tyres to give you dependable traction and grip on the ups and downs regardless of the trail conditions.

If you’re looking for an enduro-spec’d E-MTB with loads of plush suspension travel and a proven chasis and components that’s built to cope with the demands of aggressive trail riding then look no further than the Cube Stereo Hybrid 160 HPC 625 ActionTeam. Cancel that uplift, you won’t be needing it; shred the downhills and beat your mates back to the top of your favourite hill with this rowdy E-MTB Enduro bike.

Learn more about the Cube Stereo Hybrid 160 HPC 625 ActionTeam  here

Blog written by Johnny Dodgin

All photos by James Vincent

 

 

A few weeks ago we looked at Whyte’s new 2021 Whyte E-160 S E-MTB an enduro-focused bike with 160mm of travel and a powerful Bosch Gen 4 motor. As E-MTBs become more and more popular it would be easy for some brands to shift their focus completely away from their ‘acoustic’ mountain bikes, but not Whyte.

With their proven, UK-focused trail geometry which has been the mainstay of their mountain bike range for a number of years now, fans of Whyte mountain bikes can be confident that the new T-140 platform continues their focus on creating maximum fun, wherever you ride with this agile do-it-all trail bike.

The Whyte T-140C R features a lightweight, but durable carbon fibre frame with super-smooth flowing lines and internal cable routing which is very pleasing to the eye and gives a stiff, responsive pedalling platform allowing you to climb tight, technical uphill trails, executing those short, sharp pedalling accelerations that are typically required to get up and over small obstacles and loose ground.

The Whyte T-140C R can handle big-hits too, with its 140mm of suspension travel consisting of a capable RockShox Pike Select RC Boost fork up front with Debonair and Charger RC damper combined with a RockShox Deluxe Select + RT rear shock out back. The T-140C R excels on the descents; agile 27.5” wheels shod with grippy Maxxis High Roller II 2.6” tyres mean you can throw this bike into the tightest of singletrack turns, the cleverly designed suspension platform taking all the hits with gusto keeping you in control all the way down.

The Whyte T-140C R features their proven OTO (Optimised Trail Offset) geometry; so while this bike can be described as agile it’s certainly not twitchy; the OTO principle entails the use of a reduced offset fork to improve steering stability moving the mass of the fork and wheel closer to the steering axis for a more neutral steering feel to prevent any potential for twitchy moments when you’re pushing the limits on the downs.

The Whyte T-140C R has been spec’d with some very choice components and a capable SRAM GX Eagle 12 speed Groupset. A Whyte ‘Drop It’ dropper seat post with remote paddle lever means you can quickly get the saddle out of the way allowing you to throw your weight right back on the steeps while a 780mm wide / 30mm rise handle bar helps you to remain stable at speed.

This is one seriously fun bike with its UK-trail-riding DNA clearly born out of years of development and refinement on previous generations of Whyte mountain bikes. Whether you’re aiming to descend down Nan Bield Pass in the Lake District with no dabs, or are zipping about on the tight, technical singletrack of the Surrey Hills the Whyte T-140C R is more than ready.

Learn more about the Whyte T-140C R here

Blog written by Johnny Dodgin

All photos by James Vincent

Have you heard? Specialized have a completely new model in their road bike range.

Introducing the Specialized Aethos…

The first thing you’ll notice is that the silhouette of the bike looks distinctly different to the type of high-end road bikes that are currently being launched. The latest generation of performance road bikes are firmly focused on aero-efficiency with each tube profile shaped to cut through the air and with fully integrated components and cables being the norm; Specialized themselves have recently relaunched their iconic Tarmac model as a more aerodynamic, complete do-it-all road racing bike that climbs brilliantly but is super-aero too, the Aethos completely bucks this trend.

So what’s the Aethos road bike for and more importantly who is this new model aimed at?

Specialized say that this bike has been made simply for the love of riding; for once they admit, they’re not in it to win. They focused instead on the vast majority of cyclists out there who ride for the love of the sport and the freedom they feel while riding. This time around they didn’t listen to their cohort of professional athletes currently racing at the highest level and focused solely on ride quality for every-day riding, a bike for dancing up your favourite climbs, completely at one with your bike or carving sweeping downhill bends on perfect road surfaces.

By ripping up the established rule book which typically leads manufacturers to design modern, contemporary competition-focused road bikes, Specialized achieved a ground-breaking frame design and manufacturing process which gave the Aethos its feather-light weight of just 585grams for the frame, making it the lightest production disc frame ever made.

The techy bit….

While the Specialized engineers were not obsessing over aero-tube profiling this time around they were still very focused on the shape of each tube profile, albeit for other, initially less obvious reasons. Their lead engineer Peter Denk was running countless computer simulations when he found that true performance lies in the shape of the frame and its tubing, not the materials it is made of. The frame’s shape is what drives performance in terms of stiffness and responsiveness and Specialized discovered that tubes with subtle, elongated conical sections deliver the highest stiffness-to-weight ratio; they called this new approach their ‘Continuous Curvature Design’ strategy.

Once the Specialized engineers had refined their tube profiling they found they could further improve ride quality by clever carbon layup, enabling them to eliminate traditional stiffness layers and reducing the carbon fibre plies by 11% when compared to their Tarmac SL6. By using unbroken plies every fibre becomes structural helping to dramatically reduce weight.

Is it UCI legal?….

..Well most cyclist’s response is probably going to be ‘who cares!’ and of course Specialized make a big thing of this. With a frame weight so low, depending on the build of the complete bike, it may be difficult to meet the UCI (professional cycling’s governing body) strict minimum weight limit. UCI rule 1.3. 019 states that race bikes in UCI-sanctioned events must weigh at least 6.8kg (14.99lb). Yes, this road bike might just be too good for professional cyclists; for the rest of us though we can enjoy a light, stiff and balanced road bike that handles brilliantly. The lightest disc road frame ever produced builds up to complete bikes as light as 5.9kg; with key features including hydraulic disc brakes throughout the range, convenient threaded bottom bracket and clearance for tyres up to 32mm wide Specialized’s Aethos is the perfect option for those road riding purists who seek out the perfect riding experience and don’t obsess about all things ‘aero’.

This Specialized Aethos Pro is in store now at Wheelbase North East and features SRAM’s brilliant Force eTap AXS wireless groupset and Roval Alpinist CL carbon wheels.

Check out the Aethos Pro available online now

We’re all too familiar with training in the rain here at Wheelbase; with stores in the Lake District, the North East and Yorkshire we know all too well that it can (sometimes) be ‘grim oop North’.

Chances are though, if you’re a keen cyclist ANYWHERE in the UK and are determined to train throughout the year regardless of the weather and time of year then then you’ll no doubt be regularly faced with cold, wet weather where the large majority of your attention is focused on trying to stay as warm and dry as possible for the duration of the ride.

You may be familiar with the saying ‘necessity is the mother of invention’, well Tom Barras the former UK-based professional cyclist, is testament to it! The founder of Spatz Wear has spent countless hours training on the grippy roads of Yorkshire in weather conditions that define the word grim. Tom who also has a background in product design would often dream of a solution to having cold wet feet whilst cycling; having tried all forms of overshoe over the years Tom felt sure that he could improve on what was available at the time.

Like all good product designers Tom threw out the rulebook and came at the problem from a whole new angle, starting from scratch Tom devised a new, hugely different protype overshoe and handmade the first pair at his dining room table. Wearing them under his tights Tom began to test these new overshoes in real-world Yorkshire conditions.

Shortly after, during a regular training session with a certain British Olympic Triathlete, ridden in all-too-familiar cold, wet conditions Tom’s training partner got talking about how much he was suffering with his cold feet. It was time for the big reveal – when Tom shared his amazing idea the response was that this design solution was a revelation and a business partnership was quickly born.

Shortly after and following numerous design prototypes and extensive product testing Spatz were ready to be launched to the public. When this first Spatz over shoe was revealed to the UK cycling community the response was the same  – riders instantly recognised the need for such an overshoe with the first product batch quickly snapped up.

The growth of the Spatz range has been rapid, with each new product being born out of the same fresh-thinking design approach to the usual established ‘norm’. Whether it’s base layers, gloves, overshoes, socks or gilets Tom has taken on the problem and found the solution by starting with a completely fresh outlook before refining each concept with the best materials and manufacturing processes.

Here’s a brief look at some of the key Spatz products for this season….

 

 

 

 

 

We love the look of the 2021 Trek Emonda ALR 6 with its eye-catching Cobra Blood Red to Viper Red Fade, fresh in stock at Wheelbase!

The Trek Emonda ALR has been available in one guise or another for the past 5 years and during that time it has been constantly refined, re-engineered and improved. Such changes include the move from caliper brakes and external cable routing to disc brake only with internally routed cables; Trek’s invisible weld technology has continued to evolve over the years too creating superior connections at each tube junction increasing strength and frame stiffness while actually using less material. Made from Trek’s 300 Series Alpha Aluminium the Emonda ALR 6 features sophisticated hydroformed tubing which closely mirrors both the aesthetics and properties of the more expensive carbon fibre versions.

The geometry of the aluminium Emonda ALR is exactly the same as Trek’s carbon Emonda range and this is one of the stand-out features of this bike. Trek have tweaked and refined this geometry over the past 10-15 years of racing at the highest level of professional cycling; with valuable feedback from some of the most successful professional cyclists they have applied this feedback to countless road bike models including the latest iteration of the Trek Emonda ALR.

So what about ride quality? Having ridden a Trek Emonda ALR myself over the past few years I can certainly testify to the Emonda’s refined geometry which gives a confident, responsive feel. The Emonda is the most agile road bike I have ever ridden; it corners as if on rails and descends in a predictable, stable way that gives the rider more confidence and a greater feeling of control. Even with your pedals in a horizontal position you can quickly lean the bike and throw it into corners, making quick changes of direction with no feeling of risk or panic; the Emonda has given me (a very average descender) new-found confidence on the downhills.

The Trek Emonda ALR 6 with its Shimano Ultegra mechanical groupset marks the pinnacle of Trek’s Emonda ALR range, this brilliantly functional, precise-shifting 11-speed groupset combined with powerful, but easy to modulate hydraulic disc brakes gives you a wide range of gearing that can handle any gradient you’ll encounter and brakes that keep you in control on any road surface and in any weather conditions. The ALR 6 comes with wide 28mm tyres too; fast becoming the standard for the everyday road cyclists they give you a little more cushioning on variable road surfaces and keep you in control on tight downhill turns when combined with the superior stopping-power of the ALR’s disc brakes.

So who is this alloy road bike for? Well, it’s the type of bike that will suit a lot people. For those on a tighter budget, this is a really good option when compared to some carbon bikes at a similar price which may well give an inferior riding experience. For the money you’ll get a proven, lightweight alloy frame informed by a rich racing heritage, Shimano’s fantastic Ultegra mechanical groupset and powerful hydraulic disc brakes making this a great bike for privateer road racers too; the Emonda ALR makes the perfect Crit racing weapon.

And then there’s the Emonda ALR 6’s devilishly good looks, the Cobra Blood Red to Viper Red Fade just looks stunning as you can see in James Vincent’s photos.

Learn more about the Trek Emonda ALR 6 here

Blog written by Johnny Dodgin

All photos by James Vincent

 

As the clocks go back and daylight hours decrease significantly, outside temperatures begin to drop with time-pushed cyclists struggling to achieve quality training miles outside, indoor smart trainers really come into their own.

Wahoo Smart Trainers are available at Wheelbase on 0% finance which means you can spread the cost of your investment while your fitness reaches new heights.

Wahoo’s range of indoor smart trainers and accessories make cycling indoors more fun, with an authentic feel giving cyclists a challenging, structured workout.

Compatible with Zwift riders can experience real-time racing and training with other riders from all over the world.

Wahoo’s KICKR Climb and Headwind adds even more authenticity to your indoor workouts.

 

 

We’ve got good levels of stock ready to deliver direct to your home now, or why not come in store and learn more about our Wahoo Smart Trainer range.

 

 

SATURDAY 7TH OF NOVEMBER, 12 NOON – 4.30PM

Join us at Wheelbase Yorkshire in Ilkley for the Wahoo Roadshow!

This is your chance to see Wahoo’s latest fitness training equipment in action, but be quick we only have six places available*

Book your very own free one to one session NOW with a Wahoo fitness consultant and ride the latest Wahoo fitness training equipment.

* Each one to one session is 45 mins

*COVID Secure Event*

 

Time Slots Available:

Session 1.     12.00pm-12.45pm – Booked

Session 2.     12.45pm-13.30pm

Session 3.     13.30pm-14.15pm

Session 4.     14.15pm-15.00pm

Session 5.     15.00pm-15.45pm

Session 6.     15.45pm-16.30pm – Booked

Time slots will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.

 

Please email demo@wheelbase.co.uk with your chosen time slot. Please include your name, phone number and height in centimetres. Feel free to bring your own cycling shoes and pedals for your session.

 

Beat the busier roads, increasing travel costs, rocketing pollution and health risks of using public transport and reignite your freedom to move. The e-Scooter is a new eco-friendly way to travel, we stock sleek and efficient electric scooters to help you answer all the challenges of travelling around your city and more. Available to buy now with no deposit and 0% interest spread over 6 or 12 months. Join the e-Scooter revolution!

 

E4 Plus – Learn More   

 

E4 – Learn More

 

Egret Ten V3 X 48V – Learn More

 

Egret Ten V3 X 36V – Learn more

 

Urban #HMBRG V2 – Learn more

See a review of the Reid e4 and E4 Plus Here

 

See more from Reid E-Scooters Here

 

 

Current Legislation

Please note, the use and enjoyment of e-scooters is only legal on private property for now; as it stands it is currently against UK law to use a powered transporter such as an e-scooter or segway on pavements, roads and cycle lanes. Here at Wheelbase we can really see the advantages of travelling short distances to and from work without getting in a car to do so, decreasing traffic congestion and helping to improve air quality.

With the added impact of the Coronavirus and the need to travel safely, avoiding public transport where possible we recognise the importance that this new technology can play, which is why Wheelbase have got behind e-scooters now. We have already seen their popularity in cities all across Europe and want to be ahead of the curve in terms of the brands we stock, our product expertise and customer service.

The government has now begun trials of e-scooters for approved rental services within some cities around the UK and we are optimistic that key legislation around the use of e-scooters will change very soon. See more here

Cold Brew Events 8 Hour Endurance XC

Last weekend saw Wheelbase North East’s Lucy Bell take on the Cold Brew Events 8 Hour Endurance Cross Country Mountain Bike race, which took place during a typical day-long deluge all too familiar with those who ride in the North of England in Autumn.

The race, organised by the Coldbrew events team was successfully run despite the current restrictions brought on by the Coronavirus pandemic, with a change from the original Hamsterley Forest venue to Eastgate on privately owned land. This gruelling event sees competitors competing on a demanding course over an 8 hour period, with the winners completing the most amount of laps in the best time.

The course harked back to the good old days of mountain bike racing from the 1990’s with no manicured trail-centre type terrain here, instead there was brutal climbing sections, fast descents on open land and super-soft, muddy ground which was made all the more demanding due to the constant, heavy rainfall the persisted throughout the 8 hours.

Lucy rode a great race winning the women’s category by completing 10 laps, with the win coming down to a difference of only 6 minutes between Lucy and her nearest competitor Charlotte Somers-Cocks after 8 hours of racing in some of the most difficult conditions she has ever had to compete in.

Lucy chose to race onboard the excellent Cannondale Scalpel Carbon 3 with Cannondale’s iconic Lefty Ocho fork.

 

CONGRATULATIONS ON THE WIN LUCY!

 

Photos by Jerry Tatton

See all the race results here

For more race information on Cold Brew Events, see their website here