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Royal Racing Matrix Jacket
The Matrix jacket was a popular for the brand last year, and for 2015 they have gone for some tweaks rather than a complete overhaul. The fit has been made a little slimmer and waterproof zips have been added on the vents and pockets at the front. A softer cuff strap has been used to improve comfort and there is…
3 weeks ago
Time penalties for suspension or disk brakes or anything remotely that makes your bike better? Sounds like one way to have fun! Ben Deakin and…
3 weeks ago
Ben Deakin - Absolutely love this place so I thought id come check it out again, luckily joined by a few BMX Legends with Steve…
5 months ago
As some of you are aware DMR do not make an E-Bike, so Ben Deakin got sent one to try out - check it out.
5 months ago
Ben Deakin's shares some tips on jumping. Due to the current climate please ride within your own abilities and start small and progress.
6 months ago
After the manual video, Ben Deakin got asked if he could do a few standard skills that people could try in a small space at…
HOW TO MANUAL A MTB WITH AND WITHOUT A MANUAL MACHINE!! Also I announce the winner of the OiOi Seat!
6 months ago
In this video, Ben Deakin goes through what it takes to manual a bike with or without a manual machine. Many people have asked him…
6 months ago
Ben Deakin's takes us on a summer loop he would normally do, taking in a few pubs along the way with mates. Unfortunately, they are…
6 months ago
Ben Deakin takes us back to 2016 in this one! He had just returned from a shoulder injury to join Olly Wilkins at the IXS…
10 months ago
'Follow my journey as I headed to the Southern Hemisphere to Ride New Zealand, Starting off at Queenstown Bikepark and the surrounds in the South…
11 months ago
Mates Race, possibly some of the most fun you can have on your mountain bike? With increasing entry fees and people taking racing too seriously…
11 months ago
Bits of left over footage from my time in Whistler Summer 2019! Taking in trails to include, D1, Fatcrobat and the Famous Dirt Merchant and…
11 months ago
Liam and Joe are in Bourg St Maurice in the French Alps between some races to check out what the local area has to offer…
Issue 59
An institution in their own rights, Sven and Boris are two of the best photographers in the business and have produced countless iconic images. Samantha Dugon finds out more about this dynamic duo.
Issue 58
Clive Forth is on hand with the technique once again, this issue he is looking at going around corners with speed and style there is plenty more inside too!
Issue 57
Rampage 2018 will surely go down in history, partly due to Brendan Fairclough's immense run. He doesn't, however, do it alone. We catch up with Olly Wilkins and Ben Deakin to find out what it's like being on a dig crew at Rampag
Issue 56
Nestled in sleepy Wales is one of the wildest bike parks the UK has to offer. Featuring big gaps, committed lines and an efficient tractor-based uplift, we head down to see what the fuss is about with Steve Peat and a bunch of high-quality shredders.
Issue 52
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 50
From a hillside in Wales has emerged a monster. Created from the warped mind of Dan Atherton, Hardline is the toughest downhill course in the world. We catch up with Adam Brayton and Craig Evans and try to understand what it takes to survive the track.
Issue 46
Adam Brayton AKA Mr Gas to Flat; is a rider and racer of the highest calibre, but 2016 saw him crank it up a notch. Ewen Turner finds out how he did it, and discovers his overall fitness played a huge role!
Issue 39
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 35
After a winter of waiting the World Cup season is finally underway after a brutal first round in France that broke bikes, smashed riders and shattered dreams...
Issue 32
With winter here in the Northern Hemisphere it is time to look at winter jackets to keep you dry, we also have some clipless shoes on test too!
Issue 31
The World Cup series has been hectic this year and it is heading to a tumultuous ending with everything to play for!
The Royal brand is committed to cycling and so are the riders who wear it. Keep upto date here with new products and updates on riders, teams and events. Royal Racing was borne out of necessity. A rider's need for down hill equipment that wasn't just modified motocross kit. Ten years on and the company is continuing to develop equipment which sets the standard in downhill, freeride and trail riding. Our gear has no compromise and is developed for a specific purpose, whether it be for world cups or just serious trail riding. The Royal brand is committed to cycling and so are the riders who wear it. Royal Racing , established 1999 by Steve Peat - still making the best ride gear 20 years on . 1999 Recreation & sport website ££