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The Smith Team makes some progress and finds some trails worthy of their skills...

Vernon Felton and Ryan Palmer sit down with Evil boss Kevin Walsh and ask him wtf he was thinking making a niner in a six fitty world...

"Old age occurs when you stop buying new equipment to improve and you start buying new equipment to mask how old and slow you are..."

12x US National Champion Mike Steidley heads to Cabo to find some…trials?

Marc Beaumont keeps his baggies on but loses the other tools that kept him on the World Cup DH Circuit...

Race Face has taken what started as an old piece of carpet over your tailgate and added some sophistication...

All around good guy Cam McCaul shares a window into his life with DirtTV.

Caio Suzarte looks like he'd like to found the Brazilian Coastal Crew...

Father and son duo Doug and Carter Russell showing you why you should never compromise with your equipment...

Phil Atwill give her a good rippin’ down in the Surrey Hills as he obliterates corners, hucks everything in sight and shreds the early summer dust...

If the sun is out the guns come out, provided of course that you’ve got a permit for ’em…

Bryn Atkinson is clearly pinned but he's so smooth it looks sickeningly easy...

Some visual poetry from the folks over at Rockshox/SRAM

“…for many, front derailleurs are now as useful as tits on a bull, but Shimano’s new FDs are damn impressive.”

Max Berkowitz and Dean Tennant team up for another banger big bike video.

“There are rocks surrounding you and if you hit the wall, it’s lights out.”

The latent message is that racing is the the pinnacle and the essence of mountain biking; nothing else is truly biking.

Tineke Kraal’s lawyer informed the Court that his client now intends to plead not guilty to the charge related to trail sabotage..

The landscape makes this worth a watch but the riding gets raucous and spirited along with the weather...

"Short of hanging out at the trailhead each and every Friday evening, pleading with hoards of drunk people..."

Tom experienced a serious crash eight years ago and was left with a paralysed left arm - but a steering damper keeps him going downhill...

Jérôme shows why he was crowned the first king of Enduro in 2013 on the rocky lines above Finale Ligure Italy...

The Pivot Factory DH Team is off to a cracking start in 2015 thanks to a number of wins in Rotorua, NZ…

“I honestly don’t want to do this ride again. It’s stupidly dangerous, feels triple as exposed as it looks like and there is a lot more uphill-climbing involved than the video shows…”