KHS Pro MTB 2022 Year Recap

What an amazing season to look back on with the KHS Pro MTB race team! 

The 2022 Team Roster:

Nik Nestoroff

Kailey Skelton

Steven Walton

Luke Whitlock 

Nate Kitchen 

Logan Binggeli 



And thanks to our partners:

Kenda Tires 

Shimano

Fox Shox

Fly Racing

Renthal Cycling

ODI Grips 

Fasst Company 

Cush Core

WTB Saddles 

PNG 

OKO Sealant 

ParkTool 

VonZipper 

Kailey Skelton – RAW 100

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KHS Pro MTB American downhill Racer Kailey Skelton heads to Whistler, BC for her very first time. With every racer comes flow, and there’s not a better place to show that off than the legendary A-line jump trail at Whistlers bike park. Enjoy the raw sounds of speed and style with Kailey.

Trophies of Nations kicked off this weekend in the mountains of Italy, the best countries in the world had been selected.

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US Open, Killington VT, EWS Switzerland

Wow, where to begin the whole team was literally racing all over the world from Killington Vermont to Crans, Montana Switzerland. All the way over the Atlantic Ocean would be Nik Nestoroff holding it down for the world Enduro series for the second to last EWS of the season. A brief quick summary he would continue a success on the world tour with Saturday and Sunday firing off with racing stages. The first day would intel of the pro stage which was over six minutes of racing in snowcapped conditions. Yes, you heard that right, the Switzerland alps are already getting snow and it would be tough conditions for Nik Nestoroff who would end up 41st in his pro stage and moving onto the next day Sunday for his next final stages. Nik would fight through the day and end up top 50 overall in the Swiss Alps. He would overcome some mechanicals and have an overall steady finish.

KHS Pro MTB rider Nik Nestoroff at the EWS event in Crans, Montana Switzerland.
KHS Pro MTB rider Nik Nestoroff at the EWS event in Crans, Montana Switzerland.

Back on the soil in Killington, Vermont it would be Kailey Skelton, Nathan Kitchen, Steven Walton holding it down for the U.S. Open Mountain bike event which was the final event on USA soil. This event was mega and would bring athletes all across the world! With a massive prize purse each event showcasing $15,000 for the winner people would gather to try their best to claim the big prize money! To fire off into the event it would be our junior pro Nate Kitchen holding down first place in dual slalom! Nathan…
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