I started racing in May 2021 with no prior BMX racing experience at the ripe age of 40. I came over from mountain bike riding which I continue to MTB ride and now race as well. Jointed Texas Regulators team in Jan 2022.

Started racing in February of 2021 at the young age of 49. I currently race 51-55 Cruiser and Expert. I also hold clinics geared towards adult riders at Desoto BMX. 2022 was a great year of racing for me... 20k Club (Cruiser & Class) District 1 (Cruiser & Class) State 1 (Cruiser & Class) Gold Cup 1 (Cruiser & Class) NAG 13 (Class) 2023 District 1 (Cruiser & Class) Gold Cup 1 (Cruiser & Class) NAG 17 (Class) 2024 will be more focus on Nationals and possibly Gold Cup

Dom began riding a bike at the age of 2 years old. Dom was raised in an RV the majority of his life and has travelled to many places including Idaho, Virginia, California, Wyoming, Colorado, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Utah including many more. He loves fishing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, BMX Racing, and Freestyle. Dom is currently 9years old and proud to be a part of and represent Factory Zero Nine.

Wylie “The Coyote” Allen was born August 16, 2015, walked at ten months, climbing on the refrigerator by eleven months, and was on a bike when he was three. He has shown limited self-preservation instincts for the entirety of his life, which seems to serve him well in his chosen sport. Wylie was first introduced to BMX as a sport by riders/mentors on the Aftershock team, as they noticed him spending an inordinate amount of time wearing out tires at Alameda Bike Park. He rode there for 2-3 days a week for 5-6 months before getting his first opportunity to race on February 2, 2021, at Wild Chile BMX down in Las Cruces, NM. Wylie took 1st in the Duke City Gold Cup Qualifier and a 2nd in the Duke City NM State Qualifier. Wylie has raced 3 Nationals this first year of racing so far. He made mains in the 5N class once in Desoto at his first National/2nd actual race. He recently took first place on days 1 and 2 of the Grand Mesa Nationals at Grand Junction, collecting his 9th and 10th Novice win, which advanced him to an Intermediate rider. Wylie recently located to Texas from Albuquerque in the fall of 2021. At the end of the 2021 season, Wylie ranked 16 in TX06 in class and 36 in TX06 in cruiser. Lookout 2022, Wylie is one win away from expert and chasing the NAG.

I raced back in the 90's then moved on to different things. Now I am getting back into the and hoping to get my kids into.

Started my oldest boy racing 1st and then younger brother and now I (dad) race with them!