On the longest day, you go for the longest ride—sunrise, till sunset. So what happens when the sun doesn’t set? We may never know.
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DECKED Presents | This Is Getting After It | Episode 3: Carson Storch
This is one of the most talented slopestyle and freeride mountain bikers in the world, with a penchant for moving dirt and a passion for helping to bring up the next generation of riders. This is a man who once… Read More ›
When the World Was Made of BMX and Summer Light
It’s the 80s, back when every plan started with a landline and a whole lot of hope. We circle around the kitchen phone, dialing the same numbers we always do, listening to the long ring on the other end. No… Read More ›
A Portrait of Winter | Bike | Dillon Butcher | BC Canada
“A Portrait of Winter” is a look into the quieter side of life here on Vancouver Island. The trails run slower, the days are shorter, and most days we spend more time digging than riding. The idea for the project… Read More ›
Testosterone in Masters Competition
Testosterone in Masters Competition This was a topic I never really thought about—until I had my testosterone checked for a chronic fatigue issue. In the end, my levels were normal, so I didn’t have to wrestle with the “what-ifs” regarding… Read More ›
The Secrets to Going Further Than You Think You Can with Serena Bishop Gordon
At 46, professional off-road cyclist and coach Serena Bishop Gordon has redefined what she thought was possible—physically, mentally, and emotionally. From second place at this year’s Unbound XL (360 miles in 22:19:56 hours) to multiple podiums at Oregon Trail Gravel… Read More ›
2025 Cyclocross Crusade
Cyclocross Crusade 2025 RACE #1 – PIR COYOTE RUN (COMPLETED)September 28th, 2025Portland International RacewayPortland, Oregon RACE #2 – HERON LAKES (COMPLETED)October 12, 2025Heron Lakes @ Portland International RacewayPortland, Oregon RACE #3 -PIR COYOTE RUN 2 (COMPLETED)October 19th, 2025Portland International RacewayPortland,… Read More ›
Age Is Just a Number: 77 Years Old North Shore Betty’s Unstoppable Spirit
3 years ago I rode with North Shore Betty and I could not believe how well she rode. She was 74 then and today we meet up again for another ride. This video is presented to you by Acura. They… Read More ›
Opinion: The Art of Recovery // Healing Right After a Mountain Bike Injury
The Art of Recovery: Healing Right After a Mountain Bike Injury With all the injuries at this year’s Red Bull Rampage—and my own dislocated shoulder and sprained ankles—it’s hard not to reflect on what recovery really means. These moments remind… Read More ›
Scrambled | Nate Spitz
Scrambled is a view into my 2025 summer season and a follow up to our video from last year, Dreamland. It’s the outcome of nearly a decade of living in Squamish—and all of my unfinished lines, progression, and big dreams… Read More ›
FXD Workwear: Behind every new trail…
Join us as we meet the hidden characters behind some of your favourite trails. The Westside Trail Federation is a community of volunteer trail builders hard at work in Oregon’s Tillamook State Forest, shaping the landscape into some of the… Read More ›
A Dirty Love Letter to Bham – Kona’s HQ hometown for 35 years
A look back, a nod forward. Bellingham forever. ❤️ From our rickety warehouse to the local trails, Bellingham has always been more than just a backdrop — it’s been home base for Kona’s people and the spirit that shaped our… Read More ›
How It Is ii. feat Caleb Holonko
Caleb Holonko is back with How It Is II. Filmed on his home trails on Vancouver’s iconic North Shore, it’s a masterclass in creativity, style, and the kind of bike control most of us can only dream of. Every line… Read More ›
Pumptrack Locator: Pacific Northwest Pumptracks
Pump Track Locator is dedicated to discovering, documenting, and experiencing the best BMX and Mountain Bike pump tracks around the world. Founded by a long-time BMX rider, our mission is to make it easier for riders to find and enjoy… Read More ›
Opinion: The Interbeing of Mountain Biking
The Interbeing of Mountain Biking When I was a child, riding my bicycle was an escape from my parents’ divorce and from moving to another part of the country. It was my way of taking control of a small part… Read More ›
Opinion: Two Paths, One Presence: The Shared Mindset of Riding and Stillness
Two Paths, One Presence: The Shared Mindset of Riding and Stillness Mountain biking and meditation might seem like activities that exist on opposite ends of the spectrum—one fast, physical, and adrenaline-fueled; the other quiet, still, and introspective. Yet beneath the… Read More ›
Forbidden Druid E in ‘Attack Of The Electric Crabs From Mars’ ft. Graham Agassiz
Forbidden Druid CorE and LitE have officially landed at a dealer near you. We’ve taken the otherworldly chunder-chomping capability of the Forbidden Druid and cybernetically enhanced it with the Avinox M1 eMTB Drive System. There’s more to it than slapping… Read More ›
Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injury in Mountain Biking and BMX
In 2018, my life changed in an instant when I suffered a concussion and traumatic brain injury. What I thought would be a temporary setback turned into a year and a half of lingering symptoms—pain that seemed to come from… Read More ›
Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day 2025
Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day (TKMBD) is an annual event created by the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) to introduce kids to the joy of riding trails and to encourage families to experience nature together on bikes.• When: It’s… Read More ›
Opinion: Losing Flow // How Data Culture Erodes the Joy of the Ride
While riding, I lost my GPS device. It might have been one of the best things to happen to me lately while mountain biking. At the risk of sounding like a Luddite, I decided to share a little about why… Read More ›
Full Send In Squamish – With Honza Winter – Must/NOT Watch!
Honza Winter takes us on a tour of his one-off features, built by him and his team over the past 4 years. Some of these features have since been demolished, some by nature and others intentionally, and are no longer… Read More ›
Opinion: Mountain Biking, Flow State, and the Psychology of Healing
Mountain Biking, Flow State, and the Psychology of Healing When the Trail Becomes Therapy Mental health challenges such as depression and anxiety often leave people feeling trapped, isolated, and disconnected from daily life. Traditional treatments—therapy, medication, and lifestyle shifts—are critical,… Read More ›
Ring of Fire Mountain Bike Race
Join us for Ring of Fire on Saturday, September 27, at Wanoga Sno-Park in Bend, Oregon for the ultimate end-of-season test piece on some of the best high-country singletrack in the Northwest. Come wrap up the mountain biking season with us in… Read More ›
Through the Rough // Rhys Verner
This short video with Rhys Verner highlights recovery, roots, and the simple love of riding. Filmed on the North Shore, Pemberton and Squamish, it blends character, landscape, and bike in a way that shows how he continues to show up… Read More ›
Opinion: The First Revolution // A child’s awakening to freedom through motion.
One of the few bicycle memories from my childhood that I still think about. – Rodney Hasty The First Revolution: A child’s awakening to freedom through motion. One of the clearest memories I carry from childhood is the day I… Read More ›
Bikepacking.com: MADE 2025 Part 1 – 6
MADE 2025 Part 1: Rare Earth, Monē, Moots and More! The MADE show is back for its third year, dishing up three days of stunning handmade bicycles, bike culture, and more, in Portland, Oregon. The event opens to the public… Read More ›
Bike Portland Podcast: Live from the MADE Bike Show!
In this episode I share 16 short interviews with folks I bumped into at the MADE Bike Show on Friday, August 22nd. The show runs through this weekend, so you should totally go check it out if you’re hearing this… Read More ›
Travel Southern Oregon Coast presents: Whiskey Run Trails
Welcome to Whiskey Run Mountain Bike Trails on the Southern Oregon Coast. 32 miles of single track with your name all over them await, right between scenic Bandon and Coos Bay, above the most beautiful stretch of coast imaginable. Learn… Read More ›
Freehub Magazine: The Next Generation of Freeride in Kamloops // Freeride Dreams
Kamloops, British Columbia. A town steeped in mountain bike lore, and revered by riders across the globe as the birthplace of freeride mountain biking. From pioneers like Brett Tippie, Wade Simmons and Richie Schley, to current icons like Matt Hunter… Read More ›
ö Clever / Built by Myth ft. Brandon Semenuk
Delve into the towering redwoods, where something stirs just beyond the trail. Stories like this aren’t written, they’re stumbled into.Somewhere between fact and fiction, sweat and speculation. This is the first official release from ö Clever.A nod to the legends… Read More ›
Crankworx Dirt Diaries 2025 – 3rd Place | “The Endless Descent” by Josh Woodward
“Some say the never-ending downhill is a myth… a legend as old as the bicycle itself…” Dive into Josh Woodward’s 3rd place entry for the 2025 Crankworx Dirt Diaries Contest. Inspired by Bruce Brown’s “The Endless Summer” surf film, join… Read More ›
Voice Over Trail Reviews: There’s Life Beyond Single Track
When your hobbies start to feel repetitive, you might be stuck in a rut. Don’t furnish it. Expand. Do more things. Try stuff. Track: https://ridewithgps.co…
Building the Dream Vol 1. Wanoga Snow Park, OR (Bend)
Had the best time building this jump line just west of Bend, OR with an all time crew. The trail is open and officially named ’50 Shades of Blue’, apart of a small network of trails at Wanoga snow park…. Read More ›
Hood River Area Trail Stewards: Early August Update
Hello Trail Lovers, We have a few updates for you. Trails Closed on Local Private Land Trails on private forest lands in our area have been closed due to the Industrial Fire Protection Level being at level 3. The areas… Read More ›
Canyon Ridge | 16mm MTB Film by Drew Boxold & Tanner Stephens | Escape to the Backcountry
In a world obsessed with speed, clarity, and constant connection, Drew Boxold and Tanner Stephens hit pause. With nothing but their SCOTT bikes, analog film cameras, and a few days’ worth of supplies, they disappeared into the Washington backcountry to… Read More ›
FOREVERISH Ep.2: It Takes A Village
Creativity is an essential piece to performance of any kind. Developed in the pressure-cooker of high-level competition, Brandon’s expressive approach to riding bled into his desire to create content that mirrored and highlighted what he was doing outside of the… Read More ›
GRIPD – New Shoe Day | Shimano
SHIMANO Factory Rider Dane Jewett kicks off new shoe day with a group of buddies and the perfect off-season session in Squamish. With Shimano’s new redesigned GRIPD Gravity Enduro and Gravity Flats to power their pedaling, the crew rallied down… Read More ›
Awesome MTB // Mo and Hannah: The Truth About Evil Bikes! (Bike Industry Struggles and New Bikes?)
The Truth About Evil Bikes! (Bike Industry Struggles and New Bikes?) Evil Bikes make some of the most fun bikes in the bike industry and after testing some of them earlier this year we knew we needed to visit them… Read More ›
FOREVERISH Ep.1: Sharpening Your Knife
20 years is a mighty long time, long enough to build and empire. Long enough to fall and rise, long enough to reinvent yourself. We are celebrating one of cycling’s longest-running, most successful partnerships, the 20 years we have shared… Read More ›
Jacko’s Vacation – a film by Isaac Wallen ft Jackson Goldstone & Owen Marks
Life Between Races. After Hardline and before the World Cup season, Jackson Goldstone took some time to ride (and golf) with his friends. Directed and Edited by Isaac Wallen. Cinematography by Isaac Wallen, Nick Genovese, and Dylan Dunkerton. Photography by… Read More ›
Cascadia MTB 