Hurly Burly downhill yearbook 2019 is on sale now. This year, we’re not stocking it locally, but you can jump over to the Misspent Summers store to grab yourself a copy. The best Christmas gift for mountain bikersHurly Burly 4, the 2019 downhill World Cup and Championships yearbook, is on […]
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Riders toed a fine line on the boundary of grip in finals at the Vallnord Mercedes-Benz UCI Downhill World Cup, but winners Rachel Atherton and Loïc Bruni found perfect balance in front of a roaring Andorran crowd. Here is all you need to know: – The course, being raced for the sixth time at World […]
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On Test: Osprey Seral MTB Lumbar Hydration Pack With 1.5L ReservoirReviewer: Steve LeederPhotos: Steve Leeder & Mandy Lamont This whole water / gear / random stuff carrying thing shouldn’t be so hard. There are so many options and ideas as to what works best. To be honest, if I didn’t […]
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The Enduro World Series (EWS) is excited to announce the 2019 Asia-Pacific Enduro Series – including the Series’ first foray into Southeast Asia. The Series, now in it’s second year, will kick off with the Aorere Enduro with Specialized in Nelson, New Zealand on the weekend of October 26-28. Originally scheduled for […]
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Check out Aaron Gwin, Neko Mulally, and Jack Moir as they take on the first World Cup of 2019 in Maribor, Slovenia. Video Credit: Brock VanHeelCover Photo: Nathan Hughes
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Vaea Verbeeck (CAN) has started her season in commanding fashion. Day two of Crankworx Rotorua brought her second victory in as many days, this time in the Rotorua Air DH presented by Bosch. “I’m over the moon. I definitely couldn’t ask for more than two for two,” said the 28-year-old, who […]
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Tyre brand Michelin was a common name in MTB back in the 90’s and early 2000’s, somewhat disappearing for a while as other brands came to the forefront, but they’ve been quietly working away on their range of tyres developed with some of the world’s best riders. The latest iteration […]
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A deafening cheer ushered the first winner of Crankworx Rotorua 2019 across the dusty finish line tonight. Local rider Keegan Wright (NZL) blasted his way past legends and seasoned slalom masters, taking the win against Bas van Steenbergen (CAN) in the 100% Dual Slalom Rotorua. “It’s awesome to back it up […]
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