Contributions by Pete Roggeman

A collaboration between the legends of the framebuilding world and the new wave of framebuilders creating the future of bicycle making.

“…if you do finish a ride with super wet shoes, you can just slide off the outer shoes and drive home in the liners.”

The DPS crew spent a week at Mt. Baker – here’s proof it was time well spent. One of the finest deep day short films in recent memory.

“…there I am doin’ 55 in the right lane, not really caring about what time I get there.”

Cedric Gracia treats us to an entertaining voice-over from his brilliant race run at the Megavalanche Reunion Island from late 2016.

Cedric Gracia runs us through his Santa Cruz Hightower and also shares some setup tips and reasoning.

Made in the US of A, the Guerrilla Gravity Megatrail is an all-metal shredding machine...

“If you’re talking about Squamish, and want to see not how, but if you stack up, there is a new standard and it’s the Treasure Trail.”

Commençal and Dakine announced the signing of Whistler’s other famous Frenchman: Yoann Barelli.

From bikes that defy their category to jackets that deliver and a electronic shifting, Pete’s Best of 2016 choices ran the gamut this year.

A well-rounded Christmas haul that covers the bases, from a good book, to MTB skills, to dressing up your #flaskfriday. And a bike.

While there are many great riders, and other world champions, there are very few legends, and only one Anne-Caroline.

Ryan Leech is giving his new flat pedal course away for free as long as you sign up before the new year.

This week’s Big Mountain Monday sees Doerfling take on a line that features a wickedly steep funnel.

Of course it was big. James Doerfling only goes big.

No pros or posturing, just good old fashioned carnage and belly laughs.

"If you’ve been following along, you know that we’ve been developing this bike for the past two seasons under Kona Gravity rider Connor Fearon..."

Bas van Steenbergen ripping through the forest will leave you chomping at the bit to hit the trails.

Santa Cruz got wind of Martin’s campaign to raise money for a new chainsaw, so they decided to just buy it for him. Presenting the Unicorn Slayer.

“As soon as we realized how close the shots were, we heard at least two zip past just ahead of us seemingly at head level.”

Who wouldn’t want a peek behind the curtain? On set with Danny MacAskill’s Wee Day Out – Behind the Scenes.

On the eve of Kona, Ben Bostrom looks back at a friendship and racing with his friend, Dave Mirra.

RYDERS wants to continue to bring attention and support for Paul, his rehabilitation, and his objective to raise spinal cord injury awareness.

Ryan Gardner spent 6 months living in a van to save money in order to race overseas on the EWS circuit. While holding down a full-time job.