Videos

Let Max Berkowitz (w/ Scott Secco) take you on a visual journey, and join the NOBL Wheels Family as they take to EWS Round 6 in Whistler, BC.

Steep lines, exposed cliffs and epic scenery abound in the Utah desert...

With two stages that are among the longest in EWS and 2000 metres of climbing - the 5-stage 1-day adventure will be a punisher...

What happens when a mortal eyes up Kenny Smith's infamous train gap and then lets 'er rip? Better turn off your speakers if you are at work...

Join Geoff Gullevich, Darren Berrecloth, and Kurt Sorge as they go into the mind of where Freeride began...

Who the hell is Britney White? It seems a look at her riding is the best introduction possible...

Rémy Metailler is famous for finding new lines in the Whistler Bike Park but it turns out he can do it anywhere - even in Norway...

Sorge goes back to the trail that started it all, and kicked off a lifetime of riding...

"I can't feel my hands!" This lap is huge and it's just the start of a massive day of riding for EWS competitors...

A fresh twist on one of the most iconic mountain bike films of the century...

"The longest, hardest Enduro World Series stage of the whole year could be broken up into two or three stages in any other race..."

From jumps to skinnies, this trail has one of everything...

"Bring your A-game -- you’ll need it to keep your speed through the constant combination of roots, rocks and loam..."

Rachel further solidified her high-speed status by beating all but one of the men through the Mont Ste. Anne speedtrap...

"A hip jump within the first few seconds sets the tone for the trail to come. Steep loamy corners, multiple line options..."

A word of warning: keep your riding tidy, because sloppiness will be rewarded with a flat tire and watch out for the first steep chute… it’s a doozy...

It all came down to the final run on the men’s side – with Aaron Gwin chasing Danny Hart’s time – while Rachel was faster than most of the men through the trap…

These RAW clips are the next best thing to sitting trackside at Mont Ste. Anne…

What sort of machine does it take to tackle old military spine roads?

What do you call a gathering of Yetis? A flock? A murder? How about a tribe?

As usual Ratboy gives us some colourful commentary and some expressions of sheer joy on the way down the track...

To be honest I was expecting to crash - but not on the easiest part of the trail...

Mont Ste. Anne is many riders favourite course - and the combination of incredible speed and technical challenge make it a highlight for fans as well...

Martin and Nicolai get zesty in Mother Russia's newest bike park, and shake a few cobwebs loose in the process.