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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Six years ago Trek developed this suspension design, it was hugely successful and they’ve stuck with it.…
View reviewThe world of wheel sizes and widths is no longer simple, not only do we now have three 'standard' wheel sizes, the advent of…
View reviewTrek's previous incarnation of the Top Fuel was retired in 2012 with the appearance of the Superfly, pretty much as Trek ditched the 26”…
View reviewWe were lucky enough to have a first ride on this bike when it was launched in the US about 10 months ago. We…
View reviewThe Lush Carbon is the crème de la crème of Trek’s women’s range. The Lush series has no less than four models, each with…
View reviewEvery year Trek seems to add an acronym or two to the features list that describes their bikes. You could call it marketing or…
View reviewFirst Ride We were privy to some very interesting developments from Trek a couple of weeks ago at the media launch for the Trek…
View reviewThe Remedy has been in the line-up at Trek for some time now, billed as the ultimate technical trail bike it has undergone a…
View reviewThe Trek Slash has been in the line up for a few years now; billed as an all-mountain slayer it boasts 160mm of suspension…
View reviewThis is one hot looking bike; we shot it at the Trek World show in Munich and fell in love with the colours. If…
View reviewThe Trek Session is the bike that won the Downhill World Cup last year with Aaron Gwin aboard. This year it has boosted Brook…
View reviewThe Slash as been in the Trek line up for 2 years now, it’s proved so popular it has taken us this long to…
View reviewWhat it looks like when when Emil Johansson goes All-In. In California, Emil was afforded the time and space to ideate, create and play, free...
Paying homage to a mountain biking legend like Cam McCaul is not easy. As a partner with Trek and Shimano for the last 20 years...
Loris Vergier won Downhill World Championships in Andorra with a near-perfect run in one of the tightest podium battles you'll ever see. He displayed the...
Get ready to cut a lap with Brandon Semenuk on a freshly built track in his latest visual “SEVER. Featuring a special appearance by Ryan...
Join C3 Athlete Casey Brown and the Anthill Films crew to watch how the impossible climb came to life.
We built a trail near one of the biggest avalanche slide paths in North America! Greenslide is a collaboration of some fun and playful riding,...
In the dead of summer, there may be no better place in the world than Santa Cruz on a mountain bike. The town is a...
We caught up with Andy Lund from Trek Factory Racing Gravity as they arrived in Leogang, Austria ahead of the UCI Enduro World Cup to...
Dog Daze is Ryan R-Dog Howards's love letter to the freeride edits of yore. In Episode 1, tag along with him to New Zealand, where...
5 years on from his last Sound of Speed instalment with Kaos Seagrave, Kade Edwards returns with his first solo edit. Red Bull’s Sound of...
In the heart of Alberta's flatlands lies a hidden realm where prehistoric giants once roamed. We present you with Afterlife, a mountain bike film set...
Rou's back with another episode of his Intriguing Beings Podcast, this week he's talking to Mountain Biking royalty in the form of Gee Atherton. Arguably...
With Bro culture at an all time high it's easy to filter out, or forget, the unstoppable rise of women in mountain biking. In a...
Watch the most popular MTB videos from the last couple of months right here!
The spot to awe at a big selection of jaw dropping bike pics.
Ewen Turner catches up with the Atherton brothers to chat racing, life after racing and digging trails. From playing in the woods to world-class riders, they are still both at the top of their respective game with no plans to take their foot off the gas.
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Clive Forth heads to the UK’s toughest mountain bike race to watch Gee Atherton stand on the top step of the podium at an event that has so far eluded him!
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.
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?
From privateer to Factory pro, Katy Winton has experienced the full gambit of Enduro racing and now sits firmly at the top level with the fastest racers in the world. Ewen Turner catches up with her at the British Champs and finds out how life has changed since the early days.
It’s been a hell of a year for the MTB world, Rou Chater reflects on how this sport just seems to keep on getting better and better!
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.
Hidden in the South West of England, Exmoor is a sleepy national park frequented mostly by seaside holidaymakers. Ewen Turner takes a trip to race the Ex Enduro and finds out there is another side to Exmoor, one that involves fantastic trails, good times and great people.
Rebecca Parker investigates the various approaches different brands are taking regarding bikes for women. Pink and shrink it is thankfully long gone, but do women really need a specially designed bike?
