Did Tom van Steenbergen stomp the biggest front flip in mountain bike history? Watch the video from Tom’s Sony Action Cam, shot during production of Teton Gravity Research & Anthill Film’s new movie, UNREAL. Coming Summer 2015. #theUNREALmovie
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This Rider Puts the Freeride Back Into Mountain Biking
This Rider Puts the Freeride Back Into Mountain Biking
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Vincent Tupin wants to go to Red Bull Rampage. The young European rider from the ShapeRideShoot crew shows off his insane bike skills in his new edit at Bikepark Châtel, where he mixes some new-school style with some serious old-school hucking. I certainly hope to see Vinny sending it at Rampage sometime soon! "Taking part in Redbull Rampage has always been my ultimate goal. Since I started mountain biking I have dreamed about completing in Utah, riding the most amazing and challenging
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The Swedes Have a Message For Us: Make Enduro Great Again
The Swedes Have a Message For Us: Make Enduro Great Again
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The 2017 Åre Video Challenge gave us some pretty quality edits from the Far North. Videos were all shot and edited during the 5-day festival, all filmed mostly within the bike park. This year’s winners, the decidedly non-American Enduro Bro Team, gave us a classic: American flags, hats, and rowdy good times. All politics aside, the Swedes absolutely annihilate the bike park. Check out that Candide-style lift station line at the end.
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Thursday Night Therapy // Whistler’s Toonie Rides
Thursday Night Therapy // Whistler’s Toonie Rides
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Whistler’s Thursday night Toonie Ride is one of the best traditions in the valley. Going on twenty-eight years, it is now as much of a communal gathering as it is a weekly ride. With a crowd of two to three hundred people sometimes showing up, the evening cultivates stoke, brings new bikers into the mix and gives back to WORCA, the local trail association responsible for so many of the area’s awesome trails. Over the years, the Toonie Ride has evolved into something much bigger—and