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The confidence of youth had clearly returned as Shanaze Reade wheelied along the South Bank with the London Eye gazing at her tricks and wondering what she would do next.
A spot of mountain biking, as it happens. Prior to defending her world BMX title in Adelaide in July, Reade is heading to Fort William in Scotland to show the mountain mob exactly who’s boss. Victory in the 4 Cross World Cup in front of 20,000 spectators is her stated target.
‘I have not tried it yet,’ the 20-year-old from Crewe told Sportsmail. ‘I have not got my mountain bike yet. I’ll go up a few weeks before the event and see how it goes. It can’t be that hard. The girl who usually wins struggles in BMX.’ …Â Details
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Brammo had long ago announced its intentions to enter the TTXGP and their entry should do well. It will be a modified version of the standard Enertia.
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Brammo, the US manufacturer of the Enertia Electric motorcycle, based in Ashland, Oregon, was one of the first commercial teams from America to enter the TTXGP. A modified version of its Enertia motorcycle, which is designed for …Â Details