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In A Glance The Atlas range from Race Face has been synonymous with stiffness and strength for some time. The all-new Atlas 35 is designed to be used with the new 35mm diameter bars in their range. Whilst the stem is noticeably bigger than the standard 31.8 version it isn’t very much heavier as they have strived to remove the...
In A Glance The SIXC series of carbon components has been very popular, always offering a combination of lightweight and strength. New for this year the 35mm diameter option allows them to shave material off the bar due to the added stiffness of the new size. This has resulted in a considerable reduction in the weight of the bar. It’s...
The Rally FR Elbow Pads from Race Face for 2012 have been trimmed down a little at the top of the guard over last years model. Like the matching knee and shin guards the workmanship is sublime and the pads ooze quality. There is plenty of padding behind the plastic armour and this ensures a very comfortable pad. Three Velcro...
The Rally FR Knee and Shin Guards from Race Face certainly look the part. Don’t worry you can get a much more mellow colour-way should you desire, but lets face it, they’ll all be brown soon enough! The pads are beautifully made with plenty of attention to detail, the padding behind the plastic armour is quite thick compared to some...
A day out riding at the Red Bull Rampage venues! My daily riding buddy Jacob ended up hurting his back but still wanted to hang...
The Triple Crown has always been one of the iconic epic rides of the mountain bike world. With many variants and options, this route covers...
Luce Operations, one year later. Almost 12 months after dropping Luce Operations Volume 1, Lucy Van Eesteren is back for more. We find her kicking...
Almost one year after a disastrous trip in the Chilcotin Mountains which led Race Face athlete Celeste Pomerantz with a dislocated elbow and broken bike,...
So many great products out there, but this is my Top 10 Mountain Bike products under 150 USD that will improve your riding experience. Find...
Luce Operations: Vol 1 has arrived. Join us as we delve into the mind of Lucy Van Eesteren – a blend of 90s inspired nostalgia,...
Welcome to 'Sessions' a new series that I have created in collaboration with Race Face to highlight my favorite places to ride my mountain bike....
Rémy Métailler and Cole have wanted to do another video for a couple years, and here it is! This time riding down In N Out...
For a world traveller like two-time King of Crankworx winner Bas Van Steenbergen, home can often feel like a daydream. Spending up to 4 months...
Sedona's iconic Hangover in some super gnarly wind conditions! I will be back to ride more lines! Support my channel here: Follow Richie and I...
Risk versus reward - the idea that an endeavor with greater uncertainty garners greater payoff—is a principle used in fields as diverse as economics, athletics...
The Rocky Mountain Race Face team first came together back in 2018 and has left its mark on enduro racing over the past four years....
Just pretty pictures with no purpose.
Bikepacking the EWS? Why not! We talk to Matthew on his 2022 adventure!
Brakes see a lot of abuse, and with some simple maintenance they last a lot longer.
Watch the most popular MTB videos from the last couple of months right here!
We’ve teamed up with GoPro this issue to offer one lucky reader a brand new Hero 9 Action cam. Click here to subscribe and enter!
We catch up with Alastair Beckett, bike designer extraordinaire, and responsible for some of the most successful bikes on the race circuit. Alistair talks about bike design, the rise of the high pivot bike and what the future may hold for mountain bikes.
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Steve Shannon heads to Vancouver Island to discover the lesser known areas of Cumberland and Hornby Island. Beautiful scenery, fantastic trails and super laid back locals all make up a fantastic area for mountain biking.
Born and bred in Banff, Canada, these two brothers have been tearing up the mountain bike world and performing far beyond expectation for such young riders. The future of mountain biking is in safe hands.
Jey Marechel, Damien Lopez and Damien Rosso all head to the South East of France to ride the amazing black earth that twins this place with Utah!
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Nigel Garrood heads to the alps for a blind date with a difference, he's been paired with a fellow journalist to tackle the new Enduro2 format... Find out if true love blooms right here!
