VIDEOS

Weekend Warmup #249

Words Matthew Cusanelli

Date May 30, 2025

‘All We’ve Ever Wanted’ | Freeride Sends In Utah | MTB Film

Peter Jamison is stoked to show off everything he's been working towards over the past few years in 'All we've ever wanted'. In this edit, a result of years of riding and building in the Utah desert is distilled down into three minutes. The creativity of the shots, alongside the variety of tricks set the bar incredibly high for the edits to follow next week. Join Peter as he takes you along for a journey of digging and riding in this iconic location.

"Full Rack" - A day in the life of R-Dog and T-Mac

R-Dog are loaded down with a full rack of bikes, beer, and ribs! This short edit captures their love of riding bikes with buddies on a spring afternoon. Follow along as they rip some laps, stack some clips, and enjoy some good company. The media crew stopped by for an afternoon on their way to the TDS Enduro, and this edit was the result of a completely unplanned filming sesh that captures these guys' love for two wheels.

MATT JONES vs EDDIE KARLSSON – GAME OF BIKE on STARK VARGS & MARIN E-MTBS!

Freestyle MTB legend Matt Jones and hard super enduro ripper Eddie Karlsson team up for a game of bike, along with an extra dose of chaos, carnage, and laughs. They challenge each other to a game of bike on both electric dirt bikes and E-MTBs. With wild tricks, insane crashes and a healthy amount of adversity fuelled smack talk, this is a must watch.

Lael Rides Around the World | Full Film

Last year, seasoned endurance bike racer Lael Wilcox set a new fastest known time and world record for the circumnavigation of the earth by bicycle. Supported and filmed by Rugile Kaladyte, Lael rode around the world in 108 days, 12 hours and 12 minutes. She bested previous record holder Jenny Graham, who in 2018 rode some 18,500 around the globe in around 124 days, 10 hours, and 50 minutes.

YETI Presents | The Polar Passage: Surviving the Deadly Northwest Passage Ice Trap

The Northwest Passage encompasses extreme cold, harsh winds, and unpredictable weather patters that multiply to sculpt one of the harshest landscapes on earth. Compasses don't work, and mis-navigation could lead to instant peril. Join Mark Synnott as he experiences navigating the passage relying on ancestral wisdom of early exploreres to be able to navigate the shifting ice blocks.