KHS on The Price is Right

Thank you to our friends at The Price is Right! Congratulations to Joe for winning his new KHS Zaca bikes!

Welcome Back Seamus Powell

We are excited to announce the return of 2x U.S. National Enduro Champion Seamus Powell! Seamus is returning the KHS Pro Mountain Bike Team for the 2020 race season. His focus will be racing Enduro event around the country and to get back his National Title. He won that title in 2017 and 2018 when he was with KHS. Welcome back Seamus, we look forward to a great year of racing from you!

Go inside the Tour of Utah with Elevate KHS and Monster Hydro

Labeled as America’s Toughest Stage Race the Tour of Utah is nothing to shy away from as the seven-day race takes riders through close to 500 miles and just under 40,000 feet of climbing. A race that can make or break a career in professional cycling as some of the top racers in the world come together to see who can handle the heat, altitude and enormous amount of climbing. Go inside the TOU to see how the underdogs; Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling, stack up against the competition in America’s Toughest Stage Race!

Piccoli takes 2nd Overall at Tour of Utah

After a long, hot, hard week of racing at the Tour of Utah, Elevate KHS pro cycling’s James Piccoli finished 2nd overall,  50 seconds off of Ben Hermans, the winner of the 2019 Tour of Utah.

Piccoli also won the Most Aggressive jersey for his hard fought battle up Empire pass, the last and biggest climb of the race. He finished stage 6 coming in 5th. Congratulation to James and the whole team for an epic week of racing!!

Piccoli takes 2nd on Queen stage at Tour of Utah

After a flat tire in stage 1 of the Tour of Utah, James Piccoli lost the race lead and fell to 13 place. But after todays stage 2’s climb to Powder Mountain, James took action finishing 2nd today to come with in 26 seconds of the leader and is now sitting 2nd overall.

“Today we had an extra bit of motivation,” said Piccoli who was awarded the Larry H. Miller Dealerships Most Aggressive Rider jersey. “I always want to do the best I can here. I think there is lots to play for, and the team is going to do everything we can to continue fighting and to race strong.”

With is great ride, James was awarded the Larry H. Miller Dealership most Aggressive Rider Jersey.

Stage 3 presented by BYUtv on Thursday, Aug. 15 begins for a fourth time at Antelope Island State Park. Most of the 5,895 feet of climbing on this 85.9-mile (138.3-kilometer) stage will be collected when the route skirts the Wasatch Mountains south of Layton, with three Category 3 climbs in the final 29 miles. Following a punchy KOM up the Bountiful Bench, the route follows a new southbound stretch of Bountiful Boulevard for finishing circuits in first-time host city North Salt Lake.