Well, you know what Jesse Melamed standing on top of another podium means? Listening to the man breathe heavily for 10 minutes while he bombs down a mountain side in some faraway place. Melamed is truly a master of the sport, and watching him rip never gets old. This time, he dominated the second stop of the 2022 Enduro World Series in Petzen Jamnica, Slovenia – a course filled with an unbelievable amount of rocks and gnarly, loose corners. It’s almost like riding at home in the Tetons in August! Think you could stay this consistent while pushing your limits for 10 minutes?
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Must Watch – Brandon Semenuk’s ‘Better Late’
Must Watch – Brandon Semenuk’s ‘Better Late’
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Watching Brandon Semenuk ride is just one of those drop-everything-and-stare kind of experiences. If his mind-bending segment in Esperanto wasn’t enough for you, then his latest personal project might just do it. “Better Late” is a collection of shots from the last few months of riding all over North America. In his words, it’s “an ensemble of moments in time with the creative people who built memories that define resilience and commitment to never say never.” Anyway, he backflip foot plants
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Sometimes we need a reminder that when it feels like the walls are closing in, we can always get on our bikes and ride. Whether it’s through your hometown, down your favorite trail, or off the beaten path, riding provides us with a brief escape from reality in which we can enjoy the beauty of living in the moment. Join Yannis Pelé in a daydream as he styles over rock, snow and dirt, cruises through underground tunnel ways and gets struck by lightning in this crazy edit.
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Full Film: Tea + Biscuits 2 – British MTB Stoke At Its Finest
Full Film: Tea + Biscuits 2 – British MTB Stoke At Its Finest
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It’s no surprise that some of the best riders in the world are Brits. Maybe that steady diet of tea and biscuits does work? This one is a tribute to the senders ripping around in the loamy skidders of Scotland, downtown London stair gaps, the sketchy hand-built jumps of Wales, and even some trips into the bigger mountains. We’ve got a full cast of characters here (and more than one steel-framed hardtail swinging way above it’s paygrade). Like a pack of custard creams, Tea & Biscuits was a