3dm Wheels at the 2003 World Championships

Howard Gordon · Post by **Howard Gordon** » Mon Sep 29, 2003 8:05 am

Well ... it was a good weekend for riders using 3dm products at the FCR World Championships.

Day 1 - Slalomcross - 3 podium sweeps for 3dm wheels:
1st - 3rd Pro SlalomCross
1st - 3rd Open SlalomCross
1st - 3rd Women's SlalomCross

Day 2 - Slalom - 5 podium sweeps for 3dm wheels:
1st - 3rd - Pro Slalom
1st - 3rd - Men's Open Slalom
1st - 3rd - Women's Slalom
1st - 3rd - Junior Girl's Slalom
1st - 3rd - Junior Boy's Slalom

Day 3 - Tight Slalom - 4 2/3 podium sweeps for 3dm wheels:

1st - 2nd - Pro Slalom
1st - 3rd - Men's Open Slalom
1st - 3rd - Women's Slalom
1st - 3rd - Junior Girl's Slalom
1st - 3rd - Junior Boy's Slalom

In total, we completed the weekend with 13 World Championship wins (out of 13 events), and 38 out of 39 podium places with riders on 3dm wheels.

A special thanks from the 3 dragons and a monkey to all of the riders who chose our products and represented them so well. Also, we're grateful to FCR and Jack Smith for their great effort in organizing a fantastic event.

<center>
<img src="http://www.3dm-sport.com/images/3dm_small.gif">
</center>

Jani Soderhall · Post by **Jani Soderhall** » Tue Sep 30, 2003 8:31 pm

That's what I call World Domination!

...hmm, maybe we'll have to file a lawsuit against 3dm (kind of like the Microsoft ones). Can we really allow anyone to dominate like that? Isn't that close to a monopoly?

Great though. You deserve it Howard! Keep the good products coming.

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Wed Oct 15, 2003 3:19 pm

3dm rules

Hans Koraeus · Post by **Hans Koraeus** » Fri Oct 17, 2003 1:57 am

Hey, look at that jacket. I didn't get that by looking at the Cross all day long. Just the kind of thing I would need. Where do you get hold of those? Would do fine for all slalom events including the tight ones. A fall is a fall and hurts whether its in cross or in tight.

Tod Oles · Post by **Tod Oles** » Mon Oct 27, 2003 4:30 pm

Hans

"Fieldsheer" is a motorcycle garment company that sells all sorts of styles in jackets w/ body armour. Mine has hard cup shoulder pads, forearm pads and a soft back plate all field tested by me personally whilst I packed my GSX-R Suzuki 1100 under a line truck a few years back. And the jackets are relatively thrifty as leathers go. Not so the bike however... nor Lauren's jacket I suspect.

http://www.fieldsheer.com

Howard Gordon · Post by **Howard Gordon** » Tue Oct 28, 2003 2:56 am

Actually, Lauren's jacket is a "Joe Rocket", which we found at a local motorcycle shop. It's very light, with a combination of leather and nylon mesh, plus pretty good armor.

Tod Oles · Post by **Tod Oles** » Tue Oct 28, 2003 4:54 am

Howard,

My post does read as though I knew what kind of jacket she's wearing,
I didn't.

But, I bet I know what kind of wheels she's got! Great picture!

My best to you and yours, Tod

Join the ISSA 25 cone series. One cyber race every second month!

Regular sessions allow newbies to join our community and discover slalom racing.

3dm Wheels at the 2003 World Championships

Leathers

Lauren's jacket