A bunch of 13 enthusiastic, dedicated and focused trainee commissaires attended a commissaires development workshop that was held at Taupo on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th August.
BMXNZ embarked on a process some years ago, as a step to bring our sport brand out of the early years and into modern times. The sport needed a nod to our national pride, yet with a connection to the sport, we love.
As noted in our release to the sport the 2021 BMX Nationals Championships will have some format changes to allow us to operate in Split COVID Levels. The following is the first update regarding the Auckland Club Bubbles, Revised practice times and the Mighty 11s. With the Split COVID Level in force, these updates will […]
The battery of the ProChip Flex Transponder can not be replaced. A depleted battery falls under MyLaps warranty so long as there is an active subscription.
Craig Pattle is a Rotorua rider who raced mountain bikes and BMX all over the world for more than 10 years. The 34-year-old started riding in the Whakarewarewa Forest more than 20 years ago and mountain biking is his passion.
With the recent release of a UCI Regulation update, there has been a lot of discussion and questions about clip pedals, with who can and can’t use them in recent days.
BMXNZ has pushed live the transponder purchasing process to the BMXNZ website, so anyone can now purchase the correct transponders to be used at the BMXNZ Major Meetings.
NEW BMXNZ Rules & Regulations – Version 06.17.H. SUPERSEDED There have been a number of changes in BMX rules – please see the latest version at bmxnz.co.nz
BMXNZ has fielded a few questions over the last weeks about NQMs, so the following information sheet has been made to hopefully explain what a NQM is, its reasoning & the rules around gaining NQMs.