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News

February 21, 2008
There will be no more Camp Cools at Morley on Saturdays. Due to lack of numbers required to make renting the building feasible, Ken will be unable to hold anymore camps in Morley. This means that the building will be closed on Saturdays until the Western National series races in March
February 18, 2008
The Alberta Bicycle Association (ABA) is now the official win tracker. They have all riders wins from 2007 forward and will be watching for riders that need to move up in class. To remind everyone; for boys 10 wins moves you from Novice to Intermediate, 25 MORE wins moves you from Intermediate to Expert. These wins accumulate for your career and do not start over each season. For girls it is 25 wins to go from Novice to Expert as there is no Intermediate girls class. Racing in the wrong class can result in a season ending suspension. Watch your wins!
February 17, 2008
The first Provincial Cup race of the season is complete. Great volunteers made for a smoothly run race and a turnout of 223 riders made for a great start to the season. Points and results are posted on our POINTS page
February 17, 2008
The CBA is back! The Canadian BMX Association has reformed. This body will run under UCI/CCA rules and be responsible for organizing and running the Western National Series for 2008 with perhaps more to come in the future. There will be a new website and all schedules, points and news related to the Western National Series will be posted there. This website will scale back to strictly the Provincial Cup series and championships.
February 12, 2008
The next Alberta BMX Executive meeting will be held at the Cochrane Super 8 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm on Saturday February 16th. Map is here... map
February 11, 2008
In a recent UCI ruling it was determined that no rider could wear their country jersey at any event other than the UCI World Championships. What that means to us is no more wearing our team Canada jerseys at any races; Local, Provincial or National. Wear it to school, or hang it on your wall. If you traded jerseys with a rider from another country, you can still wear that one.
February 7, 2008
The assigned plate numbers for 2008 can be seen here.pdf
  • It’s alphabetical by last name
  • The riders category is either 20” or Cruiser because there are different plates for each of them.
  • The plate number that the rider is to race with is the one that is shaded. W 1st, N 2nd, C 3rd, AB 4th, P 5th.
  • Cruiser plates are bold type
  • If a rider is not on the list then their number is the last 3 digits of their UCI code (which is their country followed by their birthday). For example, a UCI number for a Canadian born on August 31, 1984 would have the number CAN19840831. So the riders plate number would be 831.