Posts tagged with 'wade-simmons_1'

A new feature-length from TGR is coming, along with Pemby Enduro highlights and some new Old School...

Backcountry jaunts, primo travel destinations, and getting off the grid...

When you're a legend in your own sport, does that greatness translate to other spaces?

Wild rides all around: Gee hitting big gaps, Gully and Wade tame the Boogieman, Katy's sponsorship dilemma, and more.

Can Wade clear the Impossible Climb, or will it get the better of this old Shore master?

One of the Shore's legends explains how to rail those corners and pop those jumps on a renewed classic...

The Godfather breaks down how to ride some of the toughest technical features on the Shore, including Boundary's ladder bridges, and the rock face on Dale's

His name is synonymous with the North Shore, but it all started somewhere less likely...check out Thomas' story with a bonus clip of some boosting and riding jank with Wade Simmons.

Armed with the new Z1 Coil, Simmons is on a hunt for the Old School gnar...

Wade's got a new bike for Digger, and it's not the one in the thumbnail…

Watch the birth of freeride, absolutely free...

How to avoid disaster, and how to deal with it when it happens = areas of expertise for riders who are paid to either go fast or go huge...

Both of these guys rip on snowboards as well as bikes - and Tippie used to be a national team hard boot gate smasher...

The Moment takes you back to the early days of freeriding along with Brett Tippie, Wade Simmons, Dangerous Dan and The Digger...

The Godfather's one-of-a-kind throwback machine has become a reality...

From the first time you rolled past the end of the driveway, to the latest lap on your favourite piece of singletrack, the freedom that comes from riding two wheels is like no other.

"The Moment" is a feature length documentary about the birth of freeride mountain biking that features the mountain bikers and filmmakers..."

"Maybe he's an ex-rider looking for an accessible way to re-introduce himself to a sport he's long loved..."