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EAS Management at North American Handmade Bicycle Show

Erin Hartwell, CEO at Athletics Cubed, Inc., to Oversee Don Walker Cycles Booth Design.

(Trexlertown, Penn.) February 12, 2010-Multiple Olympic track cycling medalist, Erin Hartwell, and David Wiswell, a professional road and track cyclist based in NYC, will ride Don Walker Cycles custom handmade bicycles in 2010. But that's not all. Hartwell has also agreed to head up the marketing effort for Don Walker Cycles, to which end he has designed the Don Walker booth and will appear in person and with Wiswell to represent the brand at the show. Don Walker said, "Erin's experience speaks for itself. David Wiswell is a fresh face now back from a few years' successful campaigning on the European road and six-day circuits. His recent experience and feedback, added to what Erin brings to the table, will provide me with the necessary knowledge to develop my six-day bicycle design and hopefully open up a new market for my brand." People interested in elite cycling experiences on fixed-gear and free-hub bikes can meet Erin Hartwell and David Wiswell at the Don Walker Cycles booth.

Press release courtesy of O2 Sports Media.

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Lehigh valley cyclist heading to world championships

Member of Young Medalists/Team Dual-Temp Selected for 2010 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic Slated for January 30-31, 2010.

(Trexlertown, Penn.) January 21, 2010-Matt Spinks (Layton, N.J.), a junior cyclist riding for the Lehigh Valley-based Young Medalists/Team Dual-Temp, has been nominated as a discretionary pick by USA Cycling for the upcoming UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships being held at the end of the month in Tabor, Czech Republic. The world championships is the most prestigious event on the annual international cyclo-cross calendar and is sanctioned by the International Cycling Union (UCI), the worldwide governing body of bicycle racing and IOC affiliate.

National Champion Headlines American Squad for Southern Games

Reigning USA Sprint and Keirin Champion Captains Invigorated American Composite Team Set on Success at Guaracara Park.

Trexlertown, Penn. March 23, 2009 - Jimmy Watkins, the 2008 USA National Champion in the Match Sprint, Keirin, and Team Sprint, leads one of the strongest American teams in years at the Southern Games scheduled for March 26-29 at Guaracara Park in Trinidad and Tobago. Accompanying Watkins are two endurance specialists, Dutch-born professional road cyclist, Bennet van der Genugten (Kenda Pro Cycling presented by Synergy), and Michael Norton, a professional riding for the Canadian-based Caylon/CA Pro Cycling Team, from New York.

"Competing in the Southern Games will be a highlight of my competitive season.  I have heard nothing but rave reviews about the racing and the people of Trinidad and Tobago, and I am the envy of all of my team mates back home who are still struggling against the snow and ice of late winter," said Bennet Van Der Genugten via email while training in Atlanta, Georgia for the upcoming American racing season.

Athletics Cubed, Inc. Soft Launches Phase One of New Website

Trexlertown, Penn. – Athletics Cubed, Inc. announces that phase one of its new website, www.athleticscubed.com, goes live Wednesday, November 11. According to Erin Hartwell, CEO of Athletics Cubed, Inc., this first phase launch highlights the Young Medalists High Performance division of the company, a brand that focuses exclusively on youth coaching and management services in the Lehigh Valley, and a simple company overview to Athletics Cubed, Inc.

"It was time to get the youth coaching services' information out to the public as we begin the 2010 season with the Young Medalists' program," said Hartwell. He further stated that, "While we have a lot of work yet to come with the further development of the Race International and Elite Athlete Services' brands and more info applicable to Athletics Cubed, it was important to provide our young athletes the information they need to participate in the Young Medalists' program."