Caleb Holonko has made a name for himself in 2022, releasing videos that show his style and ability to go huge. We teamed up with him to create a new video showcasing his ability to stay upright when the ground… Read More ›
Who is ready to Sip From The Cup? The 2023 NW Cup schedule is set and we can’t wait to get things started. Unfortunately, we’re going to have to wait until April, but we’ve got plenty on our plate between… Read More ›
Winter greetings, Trail Folk! Grey skies might make trail time seem like a far-off dream, but Family Man needs your help now. Hood River County has completed its thin of the Family Man area and this is our window to… Read More ›
If you don’t have role models to look up to, it’s harder to progress as a rider. Georgia Astle grew up chasing her older brother. “If he could do it, I could do it” she figured. But that could only… Read More ›
“Electric Beaver” is a project that stemmed from our collected passion of moving dirt. It was a challenging build, I had a lot of help along the way, and it is so rewarding now that it’s finished and this video… Read More ›
Caleb Holonko ripping North Vancouver. Welcome to the pack. Filmed & edited: Matthew TongueMusic: Dust by Cypress Hill. All ownership and rights belong to Columbia Studios.
Finally, what you’ve been waiting for… drumroll please… 🥁 announcing the 2023 CDC Season Lineup. (Please note: All dates/venues are pending permitting and subject to change.) The finale is still TBA, we’re working hard to lock this in before registration… Read More ›
A bucket list idea and a dream that never expected to be realized. For a long while Graham Agassiz has had the North Thompson River region on his radar. In his latest video ‘North River’ he was lucky enough to… Read More ›
Last year we introduced the latest and greatest Patrol, now sporting 160mm travel and mixed wheels, it was made to party on the trails. The new carbon frame aims to increase the fun on all levels, from getting sideways on… Read More ›
It has taken time for Alexandera Houchin to weave layers of her identity together. First and foremost, Alexandera is an Ojibwe woman. She’s also an artist, a farmer, a mechanic, a cyclist and a person who cares deeply about her… Read More ›
Hello Everyone I walked Family Man Last week with TJ and Doug from Hood River County and MTB school owners Bekah Rottenberg and Gary Paasch. This was our first walk-through since the Nov. thinning operation. I am thrilled to report… Read More ›
With the changing seasons, our local riding slows as Winter approaches. The culmination of Canadian Thanksgiving weekend coincides with the lifts stopping their tireless laps on the mountain. Energy levels swing from high to low as the cooler temperatures sink… Read More ›
Last spring a handful of our employees headed east to help rebuild a section of trail in the Methow Valley that had been burned by forest fires. Check out the video and be sure to check out our website for… Read More ›
Nothing comes easy, and patience is required above all else. They say that anything worth having is worth waiting for, and for Graham Agassiz that is the perfect descent. Growing up in British Columbia meant the freerider spent his formative… Read More ›
The iconic street trials and mountain bike rider Danny MacAskill, is back with a jaw-dropping edit from the Golden City, San Francisco. ▶︎ Watch the Behind the Scenes: https://win.gs/DannyInSanFran Postcard from San Francisco is MacAskill’s first out-and-out MTB street trials… Read More ›
For a world traveller like two-time King of Crankworx winner Bas Van Steenbergen, home can often feel like a daydream. Spending up to 4 months on the road a year, one can find themselves dreaming up the perfect house, the… Read More ›
As summer transitions into fall, the urge to head into the alpine one more time before winter takes hold is a pull shared by many. A feeling of urgency and desire. One final ride, a last call for the mountain… Read More ›
Every rider sees the trail differently. Some riders look for the gaps, some for brake points, and others for corners to slap. The most creative riders find lines that others don’t even consider. Choosing your line on the trail parallels… Read More ›
To give our new TR11 a proper introduction, we packed up the rigs and headed North of the border to chase steep chutes and big air. Along the way we stopped by famous spots such as the Kamloops Gravel Pit… Read More ›
“You think this song could work for a bike video?”, was the question that themed this project. Over the past few years, Ben and Cole Nelson (videographer) have made a range of videos reflecting the classic dank, moody, full gas,… Read More ›
Nothing gets Christian Rigal more stoked then hitting the road, riding bikes, and meeting up with friends along the way. With Crankworx Whistler back on for 2022, he decided to plan a road trip through the PNW and make a… Read More ›
Hello Everyone, Before we dive into details about Saturday’s Mitchell Ridge work Party details, we need to remind everyone that Family Man is still closed. Riding Post Canyon requires you to bypass Family Man: No Exceptions. Also, please do not… Read More ›
For a bike racer, all of the energy put into training, travel, and mental preparation unfolds itself in a flash on the track. Gates drop. Chains tighten. As tires cross the finish line, they’re left with the result that can… Read More ›
For it’s second edition, we wanted to make the TOUR DE GNAR Gnarlier than ever but also way more inclusive with 10 riders on board. With that many people, the time spent to look, analyze and understand each feature is… Read More ›