After a big first year for Anarchy Australia, with James winning the Elite Cruiser class and Cat placing #7 in the Elite Women’s class at the Australian Championships, both Cat and James have been injured and are just getting back on the track now. James had damaged his wrist when he crashed in training and spent the past two months in a cast, he has been seen track side coaching and still flying the Anarchy colours. Cat had knee surgery and has been making a slow return to the race track.

Anarchy Australia team manager Shane Jenkins made these comments on the deal. “We are very excited to be working with Madera and their Australian Distributor ECI in promoting the brand at race tracks across Australia. Madera products have been around for years now, they have race specific ads and there is even an established race team in the US, however they are almost unknown in the race scene here. We plan to change that and prove that the Madera brand will perform regardless of the arena, it doesn’t matter if it’s the skate park, trails or the race track. The Anarchy team riders are serious about their racing and want to perform at the highest level possible. With high end products like Anarchy and Madera in their arsenal anything is possible. Through reviews I have done on bmxultra.com and the Madera products that I use on my own bikes I rate the products extremely highly and have been surprised that they aren’t more common in the race scene.”

If you see James or Cat at the track be sure to ask them about their Madera parts.

The Anarchy BMX Australia team is co-sponsored by Madera, Supercross BMX, Speedline Parts, Alienation, bmxultra.com and Dirt Designs.

About Madera

Madera BMX has been around for many years now. The Madera product range includes stems, cranks, pivotal seats and t-shirts/hoodies. Madera products are made in the USA and come out of the same stables as Profile Racing. One of the biggest benefits of the Profile relationship is all crank and hub parts are interchangeable, if you want to run titanium hardware in your Madera hubs or cranks the Profile products are 100% compatible and available at all good bike shops around Australia. You can expect nothing but the best quality from Madera products.

Madera is distributed in Australia by Elite Cycle Imports (ECI).

For more information about Madera and their products visit www.maderabmx.net

About Anarchy BMX Australia

2012 saw the rebirth year for Anarchy, new owner, new identity, new bike, new team.

Starting with the heritage, of the original Anarchy Race Frames, we have gone back to the drawing board and built the best 7005 Race frame we could. We use Easton ULR Ultra Light Race Tubing that features Easton’s taper wall technology, we have lowered the profile to be light, stiff and responsive, the seat stays utilize a pierced wishbone design to offer a sleek look and an elongated weld area, not to mention a cool place for the Anarchy A logo at the end.

The CNC’d dropouts are extra thick where your axle bolts on to optimize the stiffness and strength while minimizing weight. Pass through cable guides show the race lineage by making it easy to tear down for travel and allowing the full length housing for optimal braking.

The Australian Anarchy factory team includes Victorian Pro James Lautier and Western Australian Pro Cat Hopkins.

For more information about Anarchy BMX products check out www.anarchybmx.com or visit our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pages/Anarchy-BMX-Australia/

If you would like to purchase Anarchy BMX products in Australia please have your local bike shop contact us. Please note, we do not sell direct to the public. We support the Australian BMX Industry! Do You?

For more information and dealer enquiries email sxaustralia@supercrossbmx.com.

Cat Hopkins
Cat finished eighth in the elite womens class at the 2011 Australian Championships and, despite carrying a nagging knee injury, was out to prove it was no fluke. Lining up against some of the biggest names in international BMX Cat held her own and once again made the main. When the dust settled in the final Cat had finished in seventh, a very respectable result in a strong field.

James Lautier
James has been struggling to mix study with riding but in each moto of Junior Elite he proved he had what it takes to make the final. It was just a couple of mistakes that kept him from transferring out of the motos. James however took it in his stride and when he raced the Elite Cruiser class he dominated, and was the only elite cruiser rider jumping the pro section. James went on to take the #1 in Elite Cruiser.

The Anarchy BMX Australia team is co-sponsored by Supercross BMX, Speedline Parts, Profile, Sinz, Alienation, bmxultra.com and Dirt Designs.

It’s a significant race for him, not only was it his first AA Pro final, but it was also the third round of the Victorian Pro Tour.

In the three moto final James finished with a 6 and two 7 places which put him in 7 overall.

The tour has provided some tough racing in the lead up to the Australian BMX Championships in just a few weeks time. Just the preparation that James needs as he gets himself ready to take on Australia’s best Junior Elite riders.

The Anarchy BMX Australia team is co-sponsored by Supercross BMX, Speedline Parts, Profile, Sinz, Alienation, bmxultra.com and Dirt Designs.

The new 2012 Anarchy Riot was built to flow with the best of them through the Pro sets and sprint out of the gate like a looter in a riot, The Easton ULR tubeset, keeps it super light and stiff at the same time.  And with it being available in 7 sizes to start you can choose from 2 sizes of Expert XL’s , Pro, Pro Plus, Pro XL Pro XXL and Pro 24” Cruiser sizes. Pick one up at your favorite BMX Dealer today.

Starting with the heritage, of the original Anarchy Race Frames, we have gone back to the drawing board and built the best 7005 Race frame we could. We use Easton ULR Ultra Light Race Tubing that features Easton’s taper wall technology, we have lowered the profile to be light, stiff and responsive, the seatstays utilize a pierced wishbone design to offer a sleek look and an elongated weld area, not to mention a cool place for the Anarchy A logo at the end.

The CNC’d dropouts are extra thick where your axle bolts on to optimize the stiffness and strength while minimizing weight. Pass through cable guides show the race lineage by making it easy to tear down for travel and allowing the full length housing for optimal braking.

We think you are starting to get the idea, and the team, yeah, it is going to surprise you and amaze you.

Click on through for details, and welcome to our world.

The Revolution has started.