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Matt Dennison’s video accompanies the final tally and the announcement of a winner…

“Riders had to surf their bikes more than ride them, choking on the dust cloud of the racers ahead…”

Ryan Leech brings us an honest and insightful view of the challenges of being a professional athlete…

“Some people call it the off-season, we call it the slacking-off-season…”

“The best thing about all this bullshit that happened is that no one knows who we are yet…”

“Their preparation has been impeccable. Now the real test of the racer within each of them commences…”

“Who doesn’t have something that irks them or rubs them the wrong way?”

NSMB.com’s QOTD returns, this time at Sea Otter. We start off the three part series with a crowd favourite…

AIRprentice rides again for 2012 – this year on July 7th and 8th at the Silver Star Mountain Bike Park

“For the first few km I traced the ridge of Apharwat, feeling the raw buzz from riding virgin terrain…”

“Our original plan to ride Rio all day and quickly changed as we found ourselves rotor deep in sand…”

A behind-the-scenes photo set from Seb and Matt’s trip to the Coast to get down with the Coastal Crew…

“I hooked a hose up to the tap in our kitchen – surely the well could spare a bit of water for such a worthy cause?”

“We are 1/10th the size of some of the big players, but consumers expect us to play with the big boys…”

“Our marketing plan would be complete if we could bottle Pete and ship it to all corners of the world…”

Curtis, Dylan and Kyle are over the moon to have such a company behind them…

“We took the plunge for this release to spend some time over on Bowen Island with our childhood hero Dangerous Dan…”

Wade wants to hear about your pet peeves – and it could win you $350 worth of swag from RaceFace and Lezyne!

“It wasn’t a rare thing to hear the words “best trip,” or “trip of a lifetime” come up through conversation…”

“His middle name is Dick, he’s a lightweight… and I’m going to lose my job before it starts…”

“Everyone can rest easily, it finally snowed down in the city again – and it’s gone already…”

A look at the details of reproducing a 125 year old suspension bike from the ground up…

“I’ve watched this edit at least a dozen times and every time I notice something I hadn’t noticed before…”

“I decide what I want to shoot, set up the camera on a tripod and remote trigger it from a button on my bars…”