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Rocky Mountains go to Enduro machine, available in 27,5” and 29” wheel size and either Alloy or Carbon. With 170mm in the front and…
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Rocky Mountains go to Enduro machine, available in 27,5” and 29” wheel size and either Alloy or Carbon. With 170mm in the front and…
View reviewThe last few years has been a good journey for Rocky Mountain Bikes, and with the Altitude undergoing a progressive facelift their ‘aggressive trail’…
View reviewRocky Mountain seems to be having a bit of an overhaul at the moment, with new bikes hitting the trails all over the place.…
View reviewRocky Mountain is restructuring its finances to avoid bankruptcy, ensuring operations continue smoothly. Filing under Canada’s Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) provides legal protection to...
Alex Volokhov has no problem going against the grain. His home near Nelson, BC, is entirely powered by solar panels, his heating, a modest wood-burning...
What does it mean to be in your element? For Celeste Pomerantz, it’s revisiting her Norwegian roots while chasing the endless daylight of the summer...
Over the years, Vaea Verbeeck's career has evolved through her decade-long partnership with Rocky Mountain. From downhill World Cup racing to multiple Queen of Crankworx...
Olympian and athlete Sam Schultz crossed paths with photographer Margus Riga a few years ago and connected through their love of multi-day mountain biking adventures....
Massive new jumps in the Kamloops Bike Ranch! At the end of Fistfull of Dollars, we ride those and a whole bunch of other super...
A mountain bike edit with an artsy flair produced by Louis Eder. Created to be shown at the B/O/F/F (Bavarian Outdoor Film Festival) at Bikepark...
The legend of Godzilla, presented in collaboration with Vallée Bras-du-Nord. Tucked away in the mysterious forest of Vallée Bras-du-Nord, lives an ancient beast only talked...
After countless 4am wakeups, less-than-ideal car camping setups, and enough ice-capps to kill a horse, both Hayden and Logan Williams are beyond stoked to finally...
The classic spirit of the West lives in all of us. Renegades. Champions of freedom and exploration. Living by our own set of rules. Rocky...
Presented by: Rocky Mountain Featuring: Lucy van Eesteren, Alex Volokhov, Hayden Zablotny Director / DP: Liam Mullany Cinematography: Liam Mullany, Craig Grant Producer: Nina Harmon...
It’s time to go big. The classic spirit of the west lives in all of us. Renegades. Champions of freedom and exploration. Living by our...
If you’ve ever spent a king’s ransom on a bike - and let’s face it, that’s every time you buy another bike, right? - then...
Now the dust has settled on another mind changing Eurobike and the bikes of Christmas future have come to pass, we thought it was only...
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Visiting British Columbia is an experience. From bears to river crossings, there's a manual for it all. Read Tim’s ten top tips here.
We tested Scott Ransom, Rocky Mountain Element and the brand new Fox Proframe RS. Etnies SPD shoes, a 7Mesh Anorak and much more!
Ben Gerrish heads to BC to check out the legendary trail network of Revelstoke to see if the rumours are true. Big mountains, awesome trails and a community of like-minded mountain bikers makes for a superb destination to explore.
Merida's brand new 120 hits the trails alongside bikes from Rocky mountain, Vitus and Marin. We see what Gwin's brakes are all about, try USE's new Helix dropper post and press Reset on 661s latest full face helmet.
The Tweed Valley has come of age. No longer just a trail centre, the valley offers such a vast amount of riding it is hard to ignore and is drawing visitors from around the globe. From downhill to XC and everything in between, is this the finest British mountain bike destination?
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Thomas Vanderham joins a trip into the mountains of Switzerland to explore the huge landscape and amazing trails. Using the ever so efficient Swiss transport system the team combine the best trails into a week of epic riding in beautiful mountains.
The night may be dark and full of terrors, but strap a set of lights to your bike and the trails are transformed, offering a brand new experience. Jasper Da Seymour takes his camera into the night and explores this world through some truly amazing photography.
This issue we have bikes from Rocky Mountain, Liv, Merida, DMR, Orange and Rose, and we check out SRAMs new ShockWiz and Magura’s MT7 brakes!
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