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 ›
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 ›
Solitary’ direction, riding, filming, editing, colors, sound by Peter Kaisersupported by Chromag Bikeslast clip by Leon Thiele
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 ›
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 ›
As this fall continued to flaunt summer like a halloween costume, it was hard to remember how long our spring stretched out. Matt Bolton remembered it well as he battled mother nature’s wicked elements while filming this video. For the… Read More ›
4 good friends surf down some of interior BC’s finest loam. Riders –Rory LauzonMatt SummersCorbin SelfeDane Scott Filmed / Edited by Corbin Selfe Additonal filming –Dane Scott Song –Transient by Glen Porter
Through recent trials and tribulations, mountain biking has been a relief for Magnus Manson, now in remission after a year of battling cancer. Cutting out some time from his treatment schedule to shred, shoot and laugh it up on some… Read More ›
When mountain biking stumbled across Freeride in the mid 90’s, it was a revolution fueled by emerging MTB technology, BC’s unique geography and janky, hand-shot VHS edits shot by the pioneers who were unknowingly documenting the lore of the sport…. Read More ›
Created in partnership with the Ucluelet First Nations. For episode 4 of Here, There, Everywhere @dvrgntminds traveled to Ucluelet on Vancouver Island to visit the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Nation. They met with the trail crew to learn how the Nation are balancing… Read More ›
Winding through ponderosa pine and sneaking past mountain goats that freckle the Canadian Rockies and Columbia Mountains, Casey Brown and Kirsten Van Horne let ‘er rip on the ultimate British Columbian road trip. From Golden to Kamloops, BC, they tackle… Read More ›
The definition of progression is to move toward an advanced state. Gravity rider Caleb Holonko takes a few of BC’s familiar big hits and turns them into generation-defining moments. There are plenty of riders that do it, but only a… Read More ›
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Miranda Miller’s journey to the upper echelon of global gravity racing has been a long and hard one, defined by years of juggling work with training and travel on her way to becoming a full-time professional racer at the age… Read More ›
There’s no such thing as a boring dog walk in this household. In the heart of the Kootenay’s, it is not uncommon to see dogs and their owners sharing the trails. Kirsten Van Horne is an absolute weapon on the… Read More ›
Two riders, two interconnected tracks, and a second take on a timeless idea—welcome to Parallel II. Brandon Semenuk and Kade Edwards converge on a new course built outside of Kamloops, BC to deliver proximity riding and filming like never seen… Read More ›
Just downriver from Nelson, British Colombia, professional freerider Kurt Sorge has hand-crafted a compound that dreams are made of. Originally designed to progress his freeride career, Kurt’s backyard has become not only a world-class proving ground for local freeriding hopefuls… Read More ›
Description: For a second year in a row our untamable group of dirt shredding ladies heads back out on the road to discover another piece of the beautiful province that is British Columbia. This time they leave the mainland behind… Read More ›
Trails don’t build themselves — Deep in the North Cascade mountains, Trail builder Brad Walton paired up with freerider Hannah Bergemann to build and bring a custom feature / line “WHALEWOLF” to life and then shoot it. We often (ok… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
There’s something about just rolling out the door for a quick ride – Squeezing in a couple hot laps before sundown, getting a jolt of adrenaline to cap off a day, or just being able to make the most of… Read More ›
If you want to make it in the world of enduro, it pays to base yourself somewhere that offers all the necessary ingredients you’ll need to succeed. For Canadian racer and Forbidden Synthesis team member Rhys Verner, such thoughts rarely… Read More ›
I hope you enjoyed your January! I had a nice time getting to relax a bit more.I went to the Coast Gravity Bike Park and it was running surprisingly well! Everything was totally rideable, just a little damp but no… Read More ›
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