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Behind the scenes with the riders and crew of By the Midnight Sun.

Behind The Scenes | By The Midnight Sun

All of the action from Behind the Midnight Sun.

Action Edit | By the Midnight Sun

The riders walk through their bike builds used in the making of By the Midnight Sun.

Bike Checks: Remy | By the Midnight Sun

Bike Checks: Nico | By the Midnight Sun

Bike Checks: Kurt | By the Midnight Sun

Bike Checks: Jaxson | By the Midnight Sun

Bike Checks: Alex | By the Midnight Sun

Scuderia Films: Edge of Darkness Johnny Collinson and Hillary Allen
In this Scuderia Film, we explore the dark side of the Athlete experience... extreme injury, physical recovery, and the process it takes to mentally overcome trauma. We follow Ultra Trail runner Hillary Allen and Big Mountain Skier Johnny Collinson as they re-live their experiences and how the bike ultimately served to help them in their journey of healing, to motivate and inspire others going through similar challenges.

Edge of Darkness | Pinarello

Highlights of the 2022 SBT GRVl race, a world-class gravel bike race held in Steamboat Springs, CO.

SBT GRVL 2022 Highlights | Wahoo

10 of the world’s best amateur riders arrive at Big White and are welcomed into their new home: the Pinkbike Academy House. Hosts, judges, athletes, and sponsors are introduced. Each contestant is issued a new top-of-the-line bike from Orbea, they meet their fellow contestants, and are told what will be expected of them as they pursue the top prize. Their first challenge? Under the pressure of competitive timing, they must display their grease monkey-prowess by fixing a litany of unknown technical problems on their bikes common to enduro mountain bike racing.

Trailer | Pinkbike Academy Season 3

You can’t be what you can’t see. Growing up, cyclist Lea Davison didn’t have any queer role models to look up to. As her mountain biking career propelled her to the Olympics and world championships, she feared that coming out, and being her whole self on the trail, would lose her sponsors and jeopardize her career. But with the support of friends, family and her loving wife, Lea ultimately proved to herself and the next generation of cyclists that you don’t have to choose between who you love and the sport you love. Following Lea and her dedicated support crew as she tackles the infamous 200-mile Unbound Gravel Race, “You Can’t Do It Alone” tells the story of an athlete and her team-building queer community with every race.

You Can't Do it Alone | Lea Davison at Unbound Gravel

Sofía Gómez Villafañe and Keegan Swenson are off-road cycling’s ultimate power couple. When illness sidelined Sofía at Leadville and SBT GRVL, Keegan didn’t miss a beat, becoming the first person ever to win both races back to back.

SBT GRVL | Monuments of Gravel

Five professional freeride mountain bikers travel to Alaska to explore the backcountry in search of unridden peaks. They discover and ride some of the longest freeride lines on the planet

By The Midnight Sun

We think downhill racing is one of the hardest sports in the world. It requires precision, skill, and a huge amount of fitness. Naturally, Pinkbike Racing doesn't want to make their job any harder than it has to be, and here Ben talks us through what brands the race team work with and why.


Pro DH Bike Setup Choices | Pinkbike Racing

The 2022 Arctic Race of Norway returns for the ninth edition with four stages noting that it is the first time the race will be held below, not above, the Arctic Circle.

Arctic Race of Norway Highlight Show 2022

On July 24th, Erick Cedeno, aka Bicycle Nomad, crossed into St. Louis, Missouri, after spending 41 days in the saddle: The 1900-mile journey born of a commitment to bring truth and dignity to an oft-forgotten part of history. 

Erick’s ride serves as not only an invitation to learn the story, but also a means of paying homage to the Buffalo Soldiers’ 25th Infantry Bicycle Corps by reliving their history.

The Truth and Dignity Project with Bicycle Nomad | Hammerhead

In Part 2 of the Depth of Calm series, La Famiglia, we follow Pro Gravel Racer Brennan Wertz as he explores the legacy of cycling in one of the meccas of the sport, the Italian Dolomite Mountains, as he reflects on how those experiences translate to his own racing.

Depth of Calm Part 2: La Famiglia | Pinarello

Join Trek-Segafredo and Liv Racing Xstra in their run-up to the Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift.

Tour de France Femmes: Part One | The Run Up

Bikepacking can be difficult. It requires packing prowess, camping skills and solid bike handling. Bikepacking the Silk Road Mountain Race is another thing entirely. Covering 1,800 kilometers and over 30,000 meters of climbing the race route weaves its way through the towering Tian Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan. Carrying everything they need on their bikes, riders traverse forgotten soviet roads, dirt paths and single track as they brave the elements, explore the rugged landscape and experience the hospitality of the Kyrgyz people.

But how to do it? Follow along as a select group take their shot at the world’s most difficult bike race.

How To Bike The Silk Road Mountain Race

Part Two of Trek-Segafredo and Liv Racing Xstra in their run-up to the first edition of the Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift. 

We explore the importance and impact this race has on women's cycling and how the riders are feeling ahead of the big event.

Tour de France Femmes: Part Two | The Run Up

Celebrity Chef Chris Cosentino travels to Italy to ride the famed Strade-Bianche and to get a taste of La Dolce Vita.

Chris Cosentino Rides Off The Menu

The Pinkbike Racing team head to Scotland for the second round of the 2022 race season. Ben Cathro has been a regular on the UK and global race scene for a while now, but he has never raced on home soil while also trying to juggle the responsibilities of being a team manager. Meanwhile, junior rider Aimi Kenyon steps up her game.

Struggling to Manage a World Cup DH Team | Pinkbike Racing

Join Cosmo Catalano as he talks you through stages 4 - 9 of the 2022 Tour de France. It's not just an explanation of the winning moves; it's a detailed look at the key moments from the start of the biggest race of the year.

How The Race Was Won | Stages 4 - 9 | Tour de France 2022 Highlights

It’s not a gravel race. It’s the un-road race. Whatever you want to call it, the Belgian Waffle Ride helped kick off racing drop-bar bikes long distances on mixed terrain, and it’s brutal as hell. In the second episode of Monuments of Gravel presented by Monster Hydro, step into the arena at BWR with 2018 winner Brian McCulloch. Quitting isn’t an option.

BWR: California | Monuments of Gravel

Join Cosmo Catalano as he talks you through stages 1 - 3 of the 2022 Tour de France. It's not just an explanation of the winning moves; it's a detailed look at the critical moments from the start of the year's biggest race.

How The Race Was Won | Tour de France 2022 Highlights | Stages 1 - 3

The 2022 World Cup DH race season gets underway in Lourdes for the Pinkbike Racing team. Aimi Kenyon is a first-year junior with a lot of raw potentials, but the gap between national races she’s been doing and the World Cup level is massive, so she has to figure it out fast. She has to jump.

She Has to Jump | Pinkbike Racing

Most people have an opinion about e-bikes and often fail to consider the bigger picture. Sometimes you need to hear A Story Like Steve Winter and his opportunity to rediscover something thought to be lost. E-bike access to trails is a highly debated topic for many reasons.

A Story Like Mine

Two strangers set out on a 20,000km cycling expedition from London to Tokyo. They had 230 days. Everything In Between is the story of their wild adventure.

Everything In Between

We’re back again, following some of the best cycling teams in the world in their run-up to the second edition of Paris-Roubaix Femmes Avec Zwift. Follow Trek-Segafredo and Liv Racing Xstra as they prepare for the Queen of the classics. So who will be crowned the new queen of the cobles in this year's edition of Paris-Roubaix?

Paris-Roubaix | The Run Up

“As an athlete, as a human being, when plans change, and difficulties arise, that’s often where people throw in the towel and give up.”

After crashing just weeks before the height of the 2019 racing season, Chris Froome has been training hard to return to cycling as he vies for a 5th Tour de France win. We are excited to bring you his story in this episode of our ‘Ride for More’ docuseries.

Chris Froome | Ride for more

In his young career, Remco Evenepoel has become known for the long-range attack and he put his signature move to good use at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

At 257.7 km with a total of 4342 metres of climbing, you might expect this year’s ‘La Doyenne’ to be rich with moments to choose from, but there was really only one ‘moment that made the race’, and for Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl, it’s a moment that saved a tricky Classics campaign.

How The Race Was Won | Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2022 Highlights | CyclingTips

Join Cosmo Catalano as he talks you through the third Monument of the 2022 season, Paris-Roubaix. It's not just an explanation of the winning move; it's a detailed look at the moments that defined one of the year's biggest races.

How The Race Was Won | Paris–Roubaix 2022 Highlights | CyclingTips

The Sunny King Criterium returned for its 20th year on Saturday, April 9th, kicking off the new Professional Criterium Series for 2022. We’ll host twenty exciting bicycle races for all ages and abilities, including a kids race, juniors, men’s and women’s amateur races, and a new men’s masters race category for ages 45+, in addition to the professional men’s and women’s races that will close out the day in downtown Anniston. In addition, the Sunny King Criterium hosted Nine hours of live web streaming, showcasing the sights and sounds to cycling fans across the U.S. and around the globe. Here is a recap of the exciting Women's and Men's Pro races that closed out the night. 

Sunny King 2022 Highlight Show | American Criterium Cup

How does one balance achievement as a professional athlete and a loving and present parent? 

Champion Pro mountain bike athlete and mother, Rose Grant, look at a career and life of balancing both; where has one taken focus and precedence and the other given space - and vice versa. The depth of life revealed a benefit to both: Perspective and fulfillment.

Rose Grant | See the Road Ahead

The cyclists of Team Instafund are committed to more than respectable performances in the pro peloton; they also dedicate themselves to carbon neutrality. Through carefully curated partnerships, open dialogue regarding the improvement of environmental practices, and active community service, these women are leading by example. We at Hammerhead couldn't be more pleased to follow.

"To have a team dedicated to carbon neutrality that also wants to provide us with the opportunity to race is pretty sweet. You can't get much better."

Instafund | See the Road Ahead

World Champion Cyclist Rahsaan Bahati leads a four-person team of elite endurance athletes in the 2021 Race Across America, the world’s toughest bicycle race. Team Thin Energy must traverse the continental United States from Oceanside, California, to Annapolis, Maryland, as fast as possible. Along the way, they face down extreme heat, intense headwinds, dehydration, sleep deprivation, and hunger to raise money for three families affected by inner-city gang violence.

The Race Across America

Rapha is traveling to 20 cities around the world to show us the best places to visit and roads to ride! In this video we ride with Rapha through Seattle.

Cycling in Seattle | Rapha Rides

Watch Margaux Elliott, Giro’s Apparel Product Manager & Developer, on her way to making history, when she climbed a million feet on her mountain bike while working full-time. In spite of a year filled with an exceedingly high rate of plot twists and unexpected circumstances, she was the first woman to achieve this milestone. Giro’s latest “Reasons” video tells the story of how she came up with the idea, how this goal has challenged and changed her personally, and how she is using this feat to help bring greater diversity to the cycling community.

A Million Feet

The Beta Film Festival is an annual showcase of mountain bike films, celebrating the beauty of riding through the filmers, athletes, and storytellers who live and breathe the sport year-round. 

In one year, Margaux Elliott climbed a million feet on her mountain bike while also working full-time as a product manager at Giro Cycling. In a year filled with an exceedingly high rate of plot twists and unexpected circumstances, this is the equivalent of “Everesting” more than 34 times or riding the complete Tour de France route (on dirt) every other month. She’s the first woman to achieve this literal milestone.

Million | Beta Film Festival

The Beta Film Festival is an annual showcase of mountain bike films, celebrating the beauty of riding through the filmers, athletes, and storytellers who live and breathe the sport year-round.

Dillon Butcher gets sideways at the new Jordie Lunn Bike Park and flies through the Nanaimo forests on Vancouver Island. Big jumps, perfect dirt, and a veritable pile of style.

Dillon Butcher on Vancouver | Beta Film Festival

The Beta Film Festival is an annual showcase of mountain bike films, celebrating the beauty of riding through the filmers, athletes, and storytellers who live and breathe the sport year-round.

A gold medalist on the snow, and a soulful rider in the dirt. Mountain biking may not be Sage Kotsenburg’s first love, but bikes, and the joy they bring, shape a large part of his off-season life.

Outliers: Sage Kotsenburg | Beta Film Festival

Six hours, forty minutes, and fifty-four seconds. That’s how long it took Ronan Mc Laughlin, a full-time tech writer here at CyclingTips, a father and a husband, to ride the height of Mount Everest. He smashed the world record by nearly 20 minutes and lopped some 25 minutes off his previous record.

Everesting World Record | CyclingTips

Who is slower: The rider with little talent and plenty of training, or the rider brimming with talent who hasn’t ridden a bike in weeks? It’s a silly experiment, but a fun one nonetheless. And the lab we chose is beautiful: The Taiwan KOM Challenge.

Pro vs Amateur at the Taiwan KOM Challenge | CyclingTips

Richie Schley has built a career using the nature the earth provides us.
In “Returning Home”, with stay at home orders in place, Richie takes time to reflect on his experiences in nature while connecting to a deeper understanding of the planet we call home.

Returning Home

Isaiah Jay Presents Grit. 
During the early morning hours of June 2, 2018, over 1,000 cyclists poured into the modest downtown of Emporia, Kansas. Located within the state's eastern Flint Hills region, Emporia represented the starting line from which the horde of cyclists would set out on the remote, 200-mile gravel-road race known as the Dirty Kanza.

Grit follows four riders from The Adrenalin Project (TAP)—a collective of endurance athletes focused on celebrating their competitive environments—as they labor through the race's grueling terrain and summon the will to keep grinding ahead, from one checkpoint to the next.

Grit | Dirty Kanza

On this episode of Outlook, Pat Parnell visits Foo fighters Drummer and Mountain bike enthusiast Taylor Hawkins in Southern California. Join us as we learn about Taylor’s youth in California, his multiple band projects, and how he uses the outdoors to add balance to his hectic life. 

Remembering Taylor Hawkins

“Usufruct” is a moving short film from Protect Our Winters, directed by Dillon Osleger, that follows three friends on an unusual bike-packing trip in colorful Colorado. As they pedal through areas ravaged by fires and devastated by beetle kill, they better understand the impacts of climate change on their home trails and forests. Their goal is to learn what they can do–and what we all can do–to begin to change the future of these forests.

Usufruct

This feature takes us behind the scenes with Sven Martin, one of the most recognized downhill dirt shooters at the world's premiere mountain bike festival, Crankworx.

How to Shoot Downhill Mountain Biking: Sven Martin Shoots Crankworx

HUnt for Glory: Chapter 5 - 3x MTB World Champion, Nino Schurter, meets one of the Godfathers of Mountain biking, Tom Ritchey, at his home place in Skyline, Northern California. - scott-sports.com

In Search of the Beginning - Hunt for Glory

The GoPro Mountain Games, long considered the country's largest celebration of adventure sports, music, and the mountain lifestyle. The Mountain Bike competition is featured.

Go Pro Mt Games Bike Competition

Rapha is traveling to 20 cities around the world to show us the best places to visit and roads to ride! In this video we ride with Rapha through Boulder.

Cycling in Boulder | Rapha Rides

Head to Utah to drop off some massive cliffs with VIncent Tupin, Kyle Jameson and ShapeRideShoot!. - Scott Sports

Dropping Massive Cliffs With Vincent Tupin

An imaginary journey round Scotland, linking together wild bothies and landscapes. Apart from one day, when I was joined by a friend, I made this trip by myself, filming it all myself. I used a car to do the grunt work between some of the locations as they are spread all over Scotland.

Mountain Bikes and Bothy Nights | Alastair Humphreys

The concept behind this shoot was fairly simple: ride mountain bikes with horses. However, when you're rolling with a 15-person crew, helicopters, and a pack of galloping horses, things take on a momentum of their own.

The Making of unReal - Episode 1

A lot of people have a narrow view of where you can ride and what you can do on a bike with drop bars. Where other riders might see obstacles or places to avoid, Andrew Jackson sees fun and possibilities all over the streets of LA and the surrounding hills. His riding, influenced by his career in Motocross and BMX riding, blends power, speed and a level of control that gets us fired-up to rethink our regular riding habits. So take a minute to see how Andrew is reshaping Giro’s idea of “riding for the fun of it”.

To Live And Ride In L.A. With Andrew Jackson

Legendary rider, Paul Buchanan, takes on one of the biggest, most famous, and most dangerous spots in the bicycling world– The Austin Church Gap. Photographer Sandy Carson is lucky enough to be there but not lucky enough to capture a photo. Sandy tells the full story of his much-loved friend for the first time.

The Legend of Paul Buchanan and the Church Gap

Duncan Booth lives in Keswick with his family, 10 years ago he was diagnosed with M.S.
This disease has huge affects on a person's ability to walk but by using an electric mountain bike, Duncan has been able to keep moving and continue to live a life of adventure.

Moving On | M.S And E-biking With Duncan Booth

On the heels of his stop in Boulder, Brice Shirbach makes his way to Durango, Colorado to capture the next "first run" edit of the 2020 Sight Unseen series.  A collaboration between Pivot Cycles and Brice, Sight Unseen celebrates the thrill of riding blind, reminding us all to seek the fullness of new trail experiences.

Sight Unseen - Durango

Professional mountain biker Morgane Charre is all about getting outdoors and going on adventures. When she isn't racing in the Enduro World Series, Morgane is out exploring the mountains around her base in the Alps. Just a short drive from home, over the border into Switzerland, is the canton of Valais, a sun-blessed valley of dreams for mountain sports enthusiasts and home to the iconic Matterhorn mountain. Late last winter, before Europe went into lockdown, Morgane headed to Gampel to get some laps of the mountain using its tiny gondola that runs year-round for access to people's homes, as well as quality skiing, hiking and mountain biking options. This is just one of Valais' many incredible places to ride with public transport to the top.
With international race events largely rescheduled or cancelled, Morgane will spend the next few months discovering more of the best, often overlooked mountain biking trails and destinations across the Alps, from those on her doorstep in La Clusaz, France, to multi-day efforts linking iconic peaks and places further afield.

Morgane Charre in Gampel, Switzerland

A behind-the-scenes look at Return to Earth, a feature mountain bike film by Anthill Films.
With less and less time available for the simple things, the best antidote for urban saturation is to get on our bikes and have a big party in the woods. The Hawaii and Argentina segments of Return to Earth show that disconnecting from our regular lives can result in a stronger connection with the environment and the people around us.

In the Blink | Episode 5 - Party in the Woods

A behind-the-scenes look at Return to Earth, a feature mountain bike film by Anthill Films.
Ask almost any mountain biker what they enjoy most about the sport and they'll likely give you the same answer: riding with friends. The short-of-breath chats on the climbs, the hoots and hollers of a joyous descent, cracking a beer and toasting to a good ride while kicking back on the tailgate. These are the moments that define us as mountain bikers, when we enjoy the connection to each other as well as the environment around us. They're also the moments we sought to capture in the Community segment of Return to Earth.

In the Blink | Episode 4 - Community

A behind-the-scenes look at Return to Earth, a feature mountain bike film by Anthill Films.
One of the best things about being a kid is the ability to live in the moment without the burden of responsibility. Tomorrow’s to-do list is of no concern unless it involves having fun. It was that notion that led to Anthill Films creating an entire segment for Return to Earth around a group of care-free children in the Whistler Bike Park.

In the Blink | Episode 3 - Youth

A behind-the-scenes look at Return to Earth, a feature length mountain bike film by Anthill Films.
One of the ways a mountain biker can freely express themselves is to draw their own lines on the landscape, much like the stroke of a paintbrush on canvas. When Brett Rheeder recently traveled to Bigwater, Utah for the Creativity segment of Return to Earth, he brought his own artistic interpretation to the terrain.

In the Blink | Episode 2 - Creativity

A behind-the-scenes look at Return to Earth, a feature length mountain bike film by Anthill Films.
Fall Colours, take us to the autumn season transition in Bromont, Quebec.
Featuring Thomas Vanderham and Ryan Howard

In the Blink | Episode 1 - Falls Colours

From Tyler McCaul: 
This is HANDBUILT, CHAPTER I. HANDBUILT is a new series I’ve started to launch my Youtube channel, and it’s my first go at self-producing my own projects. The goal is to not only showcase riding in these videos and photos, but to also showcase the hours on hours of digging that goes into these projects. In a day and age where a lot of riders rent tractors and pay other people to build sections of trail for them to film, I take pride in the fact that this series will all be Handbuilt. 

Chapter I takes place at a spot deep in the woods that I had been digging at by myself for years. The goal was always to finish building it so that one day I would have more stuff to ride in an area that riding spots are becoming few and far between, but also so that I could film and shoot photos on it. Year after year it never materialized and became a huge monkey on my back to finish it, until my impending move to Utah last month forced me to buckle down on the shovel all winter and get it done. This video is a look at my first and last hits at this spot I had slaved on for years before I packed up and left California for the Utah desert.  

I had Calvin Huth fly down to film, Long Nguyen shoot the photos, and Isaac Wallen shoot second angle. This is Chapter 1 of what will hopefully be many chapters to come. Chapter 2 will take place out in Utah and I hope to start digging for that soon, with an anticipated release of early 2020.

Handbuilt | Chapter 1: Old Roots

Production Company/Creative Collective: Scrap
Director/Editor: Leigh Powis 
Director of Photography: Brandon Kelly
Creative Director: Eddie Foster 
Executive Producer: Kevin Landry 
Producer: Drew Eastwood 
Design: Jesse Clemiss
1st AC/Loader: Eddie Foster
Original score: Jeremy Wallace-Maclean
Stunts: Kevin Landry 
Grip: Willem Healey
Grip: Ronan Bryson 
Grip: Charlie Powis
Rider: Joel Durcot
Photo: Steve Shannon
Motorbike operator: Blake Jorgenson

Post Production: Scrap
Editor: Leigh Powis
Post Production Producers: Kevin Landry 
Colorist: Brandon Kelly

Shot on 16mm Film - Thank you Kodak

Ransom Speed | Scott Sports

An ode to the people, places, and trails of our home state.
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Presented by: Yeti Cycles
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Riders:
Amanda Bell, Employee
Jubal Davis, Team Rider
Nate Hills, Ambassador
Michael Larsen, Ambassador
Sam Seward, Ambassador
Joey, The Stig
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Director: Craig Grant
Co-Director: Joey Schusler
Cinematography: Joey Schusler & Craig Grant
Editor: Craig Grant
Sound Design: Keith White Audio
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*All locations filmed in Colorado, with riders who live in Colorado, by creatives who work in Colorado.
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More Than Myth

ColoRADo | Yeti Cycles

A thorough review of Sky Park Mountain Bike Park and all the amenities, activities and dining options for riders and their families in the Lake Arrowhead, CA area. Just outside of Los Angeles, this park is a must stop for riders and their family as it offers something for everyone.

Bike Park Review Tour | The Loam Wolf

A look back at the inaugural The Collins Cup as teams from Europe, America and Internationals compete to determine which region dominates the sport of triathlon.


The Birth Of The Collins Cup

Traversing 148 miles of majestic high-desert, the Kokopelli Trail is one of the most iconic long mountain bike routes in the West. Wrought with as much challenge as beauty, the rugged Kokopelli provides passage from Moab Utah’s La Sal Mountains to Loma, Colorado. The trail is popular with day riders, bikepackers, and guide groups, and once in a while, a rider will attempt to complete the full trail in a single day. Athletes have tested their endurance on this trail for more than 2 decades, occasionally redefining the possibilities with Fastest Known Times (FKTs) that may have previously seemed impossible. FKT culture grew substantially in 2020 as Covid-19 cancelled most organized races. Long-standing records were being challenged around the world, and the Kokopelli Trail inspired many to test themselves across its desert miles.
On a cold November morning in 2020, ultra-endurance mountain bike athletes Kait Boyle and Kurt Refsnider both crossed the figurative Kokopelli starting line but set out upon journeys all of their own.
Having established an FKT on the Kokopelli once before (and witnessed that record broken just months earlier), Kurt knew that this effort would require a faster ride than he once thought possible. The storied evolution of the record both fascinated him as well as provided formidable challenge in the miles ahead, and his love of the Colorado Plateau landscape added to his desire for another fast ride on the trail.
The women’s FKT stood strong for nearly 8 years, and Kait had yet to successfully finish the trail in its entirety. Two years prior to this ride, Kait won the 24 Hour World Championships but was shortly after involved in a car crash that put into question her ability to ever race bikes again. But as her challenging recovery progressed, she eventually set her sights on the Kokopelli as her first competitive goal. Simply starting this ride was a milestone in itself, but her focus was now on the opposite end of the trail and the mountains and canyons in between.
No matter how their rides end, the high desert will leave an imprint on these riders, and the story of the Kokopelli will continue to evolve.

Fastest For Now | Dispatches

Fursa means opportunity in Swahili. Wahoo has partnered with Amani Racing, The Migration Gravel Race, SBT GRVL, BWR, and Vermont Overland to create opportunities. Four riders from Amani Racing will be traveling to the US to race these events.

Wahoo Presents: FURSA

At 200 miles, UNBOUND Gravel is long enough for most people. Amanda Nauman isn’t most people. Having won the 200-mile race twice before, this year she pushed her limits, taking on the 350-mile UNBOUND Gravel XL. Made in partnership with Niner.

Amanda Nauman takes on the 350-mile Unbound Gravel XL

Subsistence is an athlete produced piece that explores the relationship between rider and the outdoors. Exploring new terrain, cooking, living, and spending a lifetime outside has shaped us and our creative vision. Episode one explores Alex Chay’s backyard in Colorado as he introduces Cody Wilkins to his local terrain.

Subsistence: Colorado

Pinkbike went to Taiwan and made a Bike from the future – The Grim Donut

Part 1 | The Grim Donut

After creating a Bike from the future, Pinkbike actually tests the Bike from the future, The grim Donut.

Part 2 | The Grim Donut

A race stage, leg, or heat is a unit of a race that has been divided in several parts.

CRO Race 2021

Nobody once told me that spending 16 hours in an airplane is the perfect way to prepare for two days of all-day riding with a couple thousand meters of climbing each. Nobody, it turns out, was right.

Andy Van Bergen, who you may know as the creator of Everesting but I know as my favorite in-house cyclo-masochist, thought it would be funny to inform me of his plan while I was somewhere over the Pacific, en route on a Boeing 787 from Los Angeles to Melbourne for two weeks of CyclingTips work meetings, and a bit of riding on the side.


Race 4 Parma | CyclingTips

In this short video, we follow the progression of Paul Basagoitia's journey to get back on the bike three and a half years have a life-changing spinal cord injury. His journey coincides with the advent of pedal-assist electric mountain bikes, creating a wide spectrum of possibilities and opportunities for Paul and so many others.

Paul Basagoitia's "Back On The Bike"

Have you ever wondered what an average day is like for a pro BMXer? This video gives you a little insight what a day for Pat Casey and his family looks like.

Pat Casey | An Average Day

DJ Brandt's latest video, Airfields, delivers in a big way. DJ said; "This is for sure the hardest I've ever worked for a video. I feel like all of my riding in the past years has come together for this one. Thanks to Tory and Mongoose for helping me achieve my goal on this one!" Filmed in Virgin, Utah, DJ definitely created something progressive that also shows his unique style.

DJ Brandt | Airfields

Mongoose Pro Greg Illingworth just made the move to Hastings in the UK. Now he's able to get up in the morning to hit the local concrete park, take a break then ride Source Park all night. Watch Greg as he puts his own style in each park.

Greg Illingworth | Morning to Night

This video was all shot over the course of a single day in Winter Park Resort last August. The rad crew riders consist of D.j. Brandt, Dillon Lemarr and Trevor Humphres.

Trestle Bike Park | Level 1

Jimmy Smith uses his bike as an escape from the real world. And he shreds while doing it.

Fast and Flowy | Jimmy Smith

Kids and bikes; wherever you are in the world, they go together. The chaotic streets of Kathmandu may not seem like a typical breeding ground for world-class mountain bikers, but then again nothing is typical about Rajesh (RJ) Magar. Since learning to ride on a beat-up clunker, to becoming the four-time National Champion at age 21, RJ’s story is one of boundless childhood dreaming and unstoppable determination, forged from junkyard scraps and tested on the rugged trails of the mighty Himalaya.

RJ Ripper | Joey Schusler and Rajesh Magar

Nikita Ducarroz has been one busy woman. She has been traveling the world to compete in numerous BMX events. This would make anyone exhausted so what did Nikita do when she got back home in San Diego? She kept on riding her Mongoose and made this video on her home soil.

Nikita Ducarroz | Home Soil

When the weather is unpredictable in England making a video in a weekend can be tough. Solution: go to sunny Barcelona, Spain and get it done. Mongoose pro, Paul Ryan brought along Matty Lambert to capture him riding over the weekend and made this great video.

Paul Ryan | Barcelona Weekender

We all could use a moment of solitude right now. Whether your moment is riding your bike, going for a walk, or disconnecting from media, we hope you find your version of solitude.

A Moment Of Solitude

There is a special kind of thrill to riding a trail for the first time. Pivot athlete Brice Shirbach has a passion for that feeling and has traveled across North America with his bike in search of the it. In Sight Unseen, Brice travels to Boulder, Colorado for the first time to some of its iconic trails sight unseen.

Sight Unseen Boulder Colorado with Brice Shirbach

"I think the dream of a mountain bike destination has finally come." In Maine's Carrabassett Valley, mountain biking is a way of life and community. Miles of winding forest trails lure locals of all ages to the bike saddle for a regular dose of nature, thrills, and feeling like a kid again. Maine's Lakes & Mountains region just might be America's best-kept mountain biking secret.  Learn more at www.glpfilms.com/explore-maine

Carrabassett Valley: Maine’s Ultimate Mountain Biking Destination

Suppose you are tired of feeling like you don't belong in a bike shop. Don't worry; we don't feel like we belong either. Boom Boom Bike Room is a place for everyone, and when we mean everyone, we mean it. 

Boom Boom Bike Room

"The intention behind Shred & Flow is to celebrate women and their place in the bike community. We wanted to unpack some of the nuances and address some of the culture that doesn’t see the limelight often, if ever. Being a female rider is as complex or simple as you want to make it. On the surface it often feels binary– either you fit in with the guys or you err to the opposite side of the spectrum. But that dynamic totally misses the point. 

On one hand, women can fit in with the bro-brah culture inherent in the mountain bike world, be one of the guys, always stoked and ready to shred. On the other hand, women go above and beyond to create a women-centric community. Lots of pride, and lots of trying to put men in their ""place""– a result of years of men putting women in their ""place."" But neither allows for women to just be themselves and celebrate whatever that is. It’s a beautiful and freeing thing when bikes allow us to just be."

Shred and Flow

Heading to Belgium with Nico Vink, Brendan Fairclough, Vincent Tupin, and Sam Reynolds to hit some 80 foot jumps. No. Big. Deal.

Hitting the World’s Biggest MTB Jumps | Scott Sports

With only their bikes, gear and tents, Smith riders embark on a unique backcountry mountain bike experience unfolding over four days with 21
race stages and 32,000-ft of descending on unknown trails.

Life Beyond Walls: Trans-Cascadia Enduro

For some time now, I wanted to put together something personal, something that really links filmmaking and the sport that brought me so much in life: riding bikes. -  Lars Veenstra

Thank You, Bicycle

Sunday Afternoon - Building mountain bike trails and reaping the rewards. - Director: Joonas Vinnari

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