The team has seen them, now they are being unveild to the public. Below is the official artwork for the kits that will be worn in 2011 by Team Indiebike p/b Angie's List.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Marian University Indoor TT Series
Round #3 of the Marian University Indoor TT Series is coming up this Saturday. So far Indiebike has had some great results. Judd Cummings posted the most improved time between round #1 and #2 taking nearly 1:20 off his first time. Ryan Shean's hard work in the off season is really paying off. He crushed round #2 with a time of 14:36, only to be topped by Bissel Pro rider David Williams by a mere 6 seconds.
Check out the results posted on Truesport.com
Marian University Indoor Time Trial Series #1
Marian University Indoor Time Trial Series #2
Check out the results posted on Truesport.com
Marian University Indoor Time Trial Series #1
Marian University Indoor Time Trial Series #2
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
New Faces
Team Indiebike.com p/b Angie’s List is excited to introduce some fresh faces (and legs) in 2011. The following are some new additions to look out for.
Scott Brenton is the Chief Operating Officer at Angie’s List. He is an experienced long distance runner but started spending more time on the bike in 2010. Expect to see Scott in the saddle even more this year as part of Team Indiebike.com
Caroline Brown was a member of the winning women’s Little 500 team in 2009. She rode for Indiebike in a limited role in 2010 and is expected to make an even bigger impact in 2011.
Felipe Cardenas is an experienced road racer that comes to Indiebike after several years of racing for the MOB Squad. Indiebike is excited to see Felipe trade the yellow for black & white.
Becca Finley is one of two women to join Indiebike after recently graduating from Marian University where she was successful as part of their nationally recognized cycling program. Becca is coming off of a strong cross season and should be a valuable addition to Indiebike’s road team.
Miles Johnson is a young and promising rider. He will ride in Little 500 this year for the quality Phi Psi team. Miles has been training hard and looks to improve on his strong 2010 results.
John Schmitz joins Indiebike after riding last year for Speedway Wheelmen. John is a long time runner that has taken up cycling in the past three years. He looks to continue on the trajectory he set at the end of last year with a break out win at the Indy Downtown Crit.
Ryan Shean is a pharmacy student at Butler University. He comes to Indiebike this year from the local Nebo Ridge cycling team. Ryan looks forward to helping support the team in 2011 and has his eye on winning the Cat3 state time trial championship.
Sierra Siebenlist is another rider to join Indiebike after graduating from the prestigious Marian University cycling program. Sierra has a long history of cycling including road, cross, MTB and even pro BMX racing. So yeah, she knows hot to ride a bike. Keep an eye out for her at Starbucks or the BikeLine.
Scott Brenton is the Chief Operating Officer at Angie’s List. He is an experienced long distance runner but started spending more time on the bike in 2010. Expect to see Scott in the saddle even more this year as part of Team Indiebike.com
Caroline Brown was a member of the winning women’s Little 500 team in 2009. She rode for Indiebike in a limited role in 2010 and is expected to make an even bigger impact in 2011.
Felipe Cardenas is an experienced road racer that comes to Indiebike after several years of racing for the MOB Squad. Indiebike is excited to see Felipe trade the yellow for black & white.
Becca Finley is one of two women to join Indiebike after recently graduating from Marian University where she was successful as part of their nationally recognized cycling program. Becca is coming off of a strong cross season and should be a valuable addition to Indiebike’s road team.
Miles Johnson is a young and promising rider. He will ride in Little 500 this year for the quality Phi Psi team. Miles has been training hard and looks to improve on his strong 2010 results.
John Schmitz joins Indiebike after riding last year for Speedway Wheelmen. John is a long time runner that has taken up cycling in the past three years. He looks to continue on the trajectory he set at the end of last year with a break out win at the Indy Downtown Crit.
Ryan Shean is a pharmacy student at Butler University. He comes to Indiebike this year from the local Nebo Ridge cycling team. Ryan looks forward to helping support the team in 2011 and has his eye on winning the Cat3 state time trial championship.
Sierra Siebenlist is another rider to join Indiebike after graduating from the prestigious Marian University cycling program. Sierra has a long history of cycling including road, cross, MTB and even pro BMX racing. So yeah, she knows hot to ride a bike. Keep an eye out for her at Starbucks or the BikeLine.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Preliminary Schedules
Preliminary race schedules have been released by Big Dave Sports in Ohio and Planet Adventure in Indianapolis. The tentative dates and venues for the Ohio Spring Race Series, Kentuckiana Spring Race Series and the Planet Adventure Series have been added to the Team Calendar. These dates and locations are subject to change but should give you a good idea of the schedule through early June. The Team Calendar will constantly be updated as more events come online and as details continue to solidify. When possible the calendar will include links to registration through Truesport and BikeReg. The team will release a schedule of primary events after the first of the year.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Looking Ahead to 2011
There are some exciting things in the works for 2011!
1. You can expect to see more Cannondale bikes in the front of the peleton. The bike manufacture's continuing commitment to the team means that many riders will be mounting up on some of the finest race bikes out there, including the SuperSix HiMod, the bike that won the Giro and the Vuelta in 2010.
2. Be on the lookout for some new sponsorship announcements in the near future.
3. The new team kit design will be unveiled.
4. The squad heads south to Tennessee for a little spring tune up.
5. Get familiar with the names and faces of a few new riders. You will likely be hearing them announced at this years races.
6. The team will toe the line at a few more big regional and even national road events.
1. You can expect to see more Cannondale bikes in the front of the peleton. The bike manufacture's continuing commitment to the team means that many riders will be mounting up on some of the finest race bikes out there, including the SuperSix HiMod, the bike that won the Giro and the Vuelta in 2010.
2. Be on the lookout for some new sponsorship announcements in the near future.
3. The new team kit design will be unveiled.
4. The squad heads south to Tennessee for a little spring tune up.
5. Get familiar with the names and faces of a few new riders. You will likely be hearing them announced at this years races.
6. The team will toe the line at a few more big regional and even national road events.
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Stay tuned!
Stay tuned!
Looking Back at 2010
As the year quickly draws to a close it's time to reflect back on the year that was for Team Indiebike. Although a handful of guys have raced under the banner of Indiebike for the past few years, 2010 was a break out season. With the backing of OrthoIndy Trauma and Hartman Dentistry, Team Indiebike was able to reach new heights and establish themselves as a recognizable and competitive cycling team in Central Indiana and the surrounding Region.
The big push for the season was to establish a name and image. By the end of the summer there was no mistaking that riders and promoters alike knew the riders in black (or white). Indiebike gained an ever increasing presence on the podium as the season went on and expects to continue that trend in 2011. This is highly likely given the dedication and development of the team's current riders and the addition of some new talent attracted by this year's campaign. Several strong riders made the jump this season by qualifying to upgrade to Cat3. There are a handful more working to do the same in 2011.
With the support of Cannondale bikes, Team Indiebike was able to make a much larger than expected impact on the cycolcross scene this fall. For many riders this was their first experience with cross. Luckily there were some seasoned cross junkies on the squad to show the ropes. One of the first timers, Dustin Jones, landed a spot on the podium at a national event in a field of 120 at the USGP in Louisville. In the last competitive event of the season at Brookside Park, Cory Swihart took the title of Cat3 Indiana Cyclocross State Champion.
Team Indiebike sends a sincere thanks to all of their sponsors that made this possible and to all of the riders that turned out to represent them well, even when their "legs were torched". Great work!
The big push for the season was to establish a name and image. By the end of the summer there was no mistaking that riders and promoters alike knew the riders in black (or white). Indiebike gained an ever increasing presence on the podium as the season went on and expects to continue that trend in 2011. This is highly likely given the dedication and development of the team's current riders and the addition of some new talent attracted by this year's campaign. Several strong riders made the jump this season by qualifying to upgrade to Cat3. There are a handful more working to do the same in 2011.
With the support of Cannondale bikes, Team Indiebike was able to make a much larger than expected impact on the cycolcross scene this fall. For many riders this was their first experience with cross. Luckily there were some seasoned cross junkies on the squad to show the ropes. One of the first timers, Dustin Jones, landed a spot on the podium at a national event in a field of 120 at the USGP in Louisville. In the last competitive event of the season at Brookside Park, Cory Swihart took the title of Cat3 Indiana Cyclocross State Champion.
Team Indiebike sends a sincere thanks to all of their sponsors that made this possible and to all of the riders that turned out to represent them well, even when their "legs were torched". Great work!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Indy Double Cross Weekend
Wow, what a way to wrap up the season. It was back to back days of cross racing in freezing cold blowing snow, through a sloppy blend of mud, slush and ice. I guess it was retribution for all of the dry dusty warm weather races earlier in the season. Both days drew big crowds, both in the number or riders and spectators. The fans were treated to some great action as the riders punished themselves and fought to stay upright and going forward. Sunday Cory Swihart brought home the bacon claiming the title of Cat3 Indiana State Cyclocross Champion.
In case you weren't there, here are some pics and video.
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