Howdy Trail Folks, You ride Post trails. You love Post trails. You sometimes think: How does this whole Post trails thing work? Wonder no more. Here’s a quick introduction to this unique trail network. What is Post Canyon? The Post… Read More ›
This is what E-bikes are made for! Short run ups, sand traps and tight transitions are tough on muscle bikes but no problem for the Socket Rocket! My Niner bikes WFO E9 is too much fun!! @solidfoto edit.
After nearly 30 years on the harrowing and hallowed trails of British Columbia’s North Shore Mountains, Betty Birrell still thinks life is one big playground—and that you’re never too old to send. FOLLOW @PATAGONIA_MTB: https://www.instagram.com/patagonia_mtb/EXPLORE PATAGONIA MOUNTAIN BIKE: https://www.patagonia.com/mountain-bi… Directors:… Read More ›
Happy Spring! (Is it safe to say that yet?) Welcome to week four of our eight-week spring newsletter campaign. We hope you’re enjoying our quick-and-dirty seasonal trail news. Parking passes: Head’s up that Hood River County’s parking pass system starts May… Read More ›
Built for the Thrills. Aggy and Vanderham put the Thrillium jerseys, shorts, and pants to the test. With clean styling and a bomber build to withstand multiple seasons of abuse, the Thrillium collection is our no-holds barred downhill performance gear…. Read More ›
Hello Everyone, Hood River County has activated its parking pass system for local trail areas. Passes are required starting May 4th. This parking system is a long time coming and the funds it generates go towards the trail system. Also, this is the… Read More ›
“Born From Junk” traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon. READ THE WRITTEN… Read More ›
Earth Day Success Our Earth Day weekend was a great success with multitudes showing up to shake booty with Vitamin D at the Bingen Theater last Friday. This event raised about $3,060 in ticket sales and our raffle to help… Read More ›
My first ever visit to the Chilcotins was an exercise in having my ass handed to me. Josh Hall and Chris Clark were world-class fit, and I thought I was ‘close enough’ to hang. I was wrong, and the weather… Read More ›
The latest installment of the My Kona series features SmoothJazzLines. That’s right. All one word. AllOneWord. What is SJL? It’s a coaching system where there is no best or better. So if there’s no better or best what’s the point… Read More ›
Half Nelson, Full Nelson, Hybrid, those are some easy classic trails in Squamish that everyone can ride, they seem a little tame when you compare them to some other super technical trails that Squamish is known for but with a… Read More ›
Hello Trail folk, April snow showers aside, we know spring is just around the corner. Help us kick off a stellar riding season with these upcoming events! 4/22 Earth Day Concert Dig PartyShake it with local hip hop tribute band… Read More ›
Inspired by British mountain bike movies like “A Slice of British Pie”, “Tea and Biscuits” and 50to01 vids, we set out to make a mountain bike movie in our town Bellingham, Washington. The key difference being that we wanted to… Read More ›
Honoured to be invited to the new “Short Circuit” E-bike event in Port Angeles, Washington. This is no typical race. It’s more of a jam format. You can do as many runs as you like and only your best counts…. Read More ›
Hello trail folk! It’s a busy time on the trails, so we’ll be coming to you weekly through spring with the latest and greatest HRATS news. Please share this newsletter with friends. To kick things off, here’s a brief summary… Read More ›
According to Wikipedia, the Tasmanian Devil is a carnivorous marsupial and, until recently, could only be found on the island state of Tasmania. There is, however, no account in the entry of its riding habits, or explanation for its unbelievable… Read More ›
Living in California sure has its perks. Ocean views and hundreds of miles of trails make it an easy place to fall in love with. Plus, over 280 days of sunshine mean year-round riding in the Golden State. While bike… Read More ›
Known for his effortless unique style and friendly character, Carson Storch has quickly become one of the big names in Big Mountain Freeride which has earnt him the honour of becoming a proud RedBull athlete. Career highlights include a podium… Read More ›
As they prep for the 2022 DH race season, local Race Face and Devinci Development Racing riders Patrick Laffey and Drew Mozell dodge the rain, snow, and windstorms of Vancouver Island to tackle some rough off-season Prevost laps in their… Read More ›
A short film featuring Brandon Semenuk. ____________________________________ Directed by – Rupert Walker & Brandon Semenuk (Revel Co.) Producer – Brandon Semenuk D.O.P – Rupert Walker Cinematography – Rupert Walker & Anthony Vitale Aerial Cinematography – Rupert Walker Editing/Color – Rupert… Read More ›
QUARTERPOINT is a 37 minute experimental mountain bike film shot between 2018 and 2021 in the state of Oregon. Starring Carson Storch. Directed by Clay Porter.
Luke Strobel coming in hot with a fresh, new edit aboard the Stumpjumper EVO. Get More from Specialized Join the Specialized Discord Server: https://discord.gg/specializedFollow Specialized on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamspecializedLike Specialized on Facebook: https://www.fb.com/specializedbicyclesFollow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamspecializedFollow Outride: https://www.instagram.com/outride/ 🚲 Follow… Read More ›
A project aiming to show the contrast between the landscapes that were devastated by the fires this past summer, and the lush untouched forests that have yet fallen tragedy to a wildfire. Marcus Cant on the We Are One Arrival… Read More ›
Snack, ride, repeat. Marzocchi athletes Micayla Gatto, Hailey Elise, and new addition Celeste Pomerantz, headed over to Vancouver Island’s trails for some early season riding in our latest edit, Icy Fresh. Hero dirt conditions made for some great riding and… Read More ›
Risk versus reward—the idea that an endeavor with greater uncertainty garners greater payoff—is a principle used in fields as diverse as economics, athletics and even relationships. For Vancouver resident Steve Vanderhoek, the saying reflects nearly every aspect of his life…. Read More ›
Buckle up and get ready to charge, the Repeater is down for anything. With 160mm travel, 29 inch wheels, the Shimano EP8 motor system, and a 630w battery, you can maximize fun on the ups and the downs. Whether it’s… Read More ›
Lightfall shares the story of legendary MTB photographer Sterling Lorence and his process to get the perfect shot in the dank and misty mountains of Vancouver’s legendary North Shore, with riders Jackson Goldstone and Brett Rheeder. Subtitles available! Click on… Read More ›
A film by Matt Bruhns featuring Michael Marsh. Filmed over the course of a season in Pemberton, BC highlighting the place we both now call home. As guests on this land, we acknowledge that the Sea to Sky is the… Read More ›
Episode 1 of the Mountain Bike Team! Myles and John are accompanied by fellow TR employee and friend, Parley Ford for a road trip down south to find good weather and good vibes. Created by Myles Trainer Check out our… Read More ›
If you have a better recipe for fun family outings than bikes, kids, and nature, we know about a dozen people in Kamloops who are all ears. Enjoy the latest installment of Little Trail Hunter—Wild Things!
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