Planet X USA Riders

Ball Watch Cycling Team

Planet-X-USA is proud to be the newest sponsor of the Ball Watch Cycling Team in Lakeland, Florida.  The Ball Watch Cycling Team has several state champions among their athletes as well as a junior national champion. They are proud to add Planet-X-USA to their sponsorship group which includes Ball Watch, Bent's Cycling, Citrus Sports, Veloce Speedwear, Catone Fitness and Polk County Sports Marketing. Look for them in races throughout the Southeast this season. www.citrussportscycling.com/

Dick is an inspiration to local, regional and national competitors everywhere.  Dick won the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP in the 60-64 year old age group in 2008, and continues his winning resume each year. As a loyal, and long-term, Planet-X rider, Dick says that there is simply NO BIKE out there that compare with the quality and price efficeiency of the Planet X Stealth. As a matter of fact, he was quoted as saying that even if the Stealth cost 3x as much as it does...it would STILL be the best bang for the buck out there.                                                                          

Brian Ray (President, Planet-X-USA)

 "We don't just sell PX....we RIDE it!!"  Brian Ray, President of Planet-X-USA, started his relationship with PX because he used their equipment.  Brian is an age-grouper multi-sport athlete who competes almost exclusively in the Midwest.  Brian took top 3 in his age group in 6 of his 9 races in 2009, including 1st overall in the Silver Springs Duathlon, 3rd in age at the Miami University Student Foundation Triathlon and a top 15% finish overall in his first Ironman appearance at Beach-2-Battleship in November.  For 2010, Brian started his season with a 1st place overall at the Hinckley Buzzard Biathlon, and is planning to race 70.3 Racing, Rev3 70.3 Cedar Point, the HalfMax 70.3 National Championship and a return to B2B

Amman is one of our most accomplished riders!  Riding Planet X for over the last 4 years, Matt has excelled in almost every race he's entered.  With an overall finish of 9;53 and taking 56th place at Ironman Wisconsion in 2009, Matt has really solidied his national status. 

In 2010 he will be returning to race IM Wisconsin as well as the Madison Mini Marathon, the American Triple T (Ohio), Door County 1/2 IM and the High Cliff 1/2 IM.