We are proud to present “Blue Ribbon”, a public trail located on Galbraith Mountain in Bellingham, WA. This project is the culmination of years of permitting work, hours of machine time, and finished off by selfless volunteer work. Watch the… Read More ›
Seven days, two thousand miles and countless hours on the bike later, we’ve turned my son Teegan into a mountain biker! Time on the bike and repetition have been the biggest factors getting him comfortable and confident on two wheels…. Read More ›
A visit to Vancouver Island to catch up with an old friend led to a spontaneous film session within the haze enveloped hills that surround Ucluelet. Rider: Louis MaddifordFilmed and Edited by Michael Christensen Gear:Sony a6700Sony 18-105 f4DJI Osmo Action… Read More ›
These two new trails made their debut this past season at The Summit at Snoqualmie bike park: My Little Friend and Bouncy House, built by our Trail Builders Michael Fischer and Ian Robinson in collaboration with The Summit trail crew…. Read More ›
We’ll just let the riding do the talking. Great to have Jackson Goldstone back on the bike and already on the move for 2025.
Watch as videographer Brendan McClennon documents the versatility of the Privateer 161 with athlete Ferg Ryan – the duality of riding the epic scenery and trails found in British Columbia on both a single-crown and dual-crown fork. The Privateer 161… Read More ›
Nestled between the gridlock of interstates 84 and 205 in Portland is a true bike-focused space of 25 acres that’s recently celebrated a grand reopening. Read the full story here: KGW.com
We’re so thankful Jackson’s back. Rider: Jackson GoldstoneDirector, Cinematographer, Editor, Color, Sound Design: Daniel GillooleyCinematography: Scott SeccoStill Photography: Adrian MarcouxSpecial thanks to the trail builders who allowed us to film Jackson’s riding the Santa Cruz Vala: https://www.santacruzb… Get the full… Read More ›
Hello Trail Lovers, Below you’ll find some useful information about happenings and ways to help! Whoopdee Closure: For the Whoopdee enthusiasts, Green Diamond’s scheduled timber harvest has moved up. The Whoopdee will be closed for at least three weeks while they work… Read More ›
In northern California, climate change and 150 years of forest mismanagement have led to some of the most catastrophic wildfires in the state’s history—including the Dixie Fire, which in 2021 devastated the Lost Sierra’s already struggling communities. In the face… Read More ›
In the mountains along Oregon’s rugged coast, mountain bike freerider Carson Storch (Bend, OR) & motocross athlete Carson Brown had the vision to achieve an epic ride exercising the best of their sport on two wheels on the same trail…. Read More ›
Join Nate Spitz as he pushes the limits of mountain biking in Squamish, B.C.. “In the Sea to Sky corridor, there are many talented mountain bikers. It’s hard to be 100% creative and unique but I always try to add… Read More ›
Bird Mountain and Sawtooth Mountain are two peaks in the Indian Heaven Wilderness inside Washington state. They are both accessible as a day hike and the trailhead is only 2 hours from the Portland area. GPS Coordinates: Bird Mountain Boot… Read More ›
We’re in the Mad River Entiat Forest in this video for a Trans Cascadia Excursions work party that occurred in May of 2024. Take a ride with us down the trail we rode on the last day of the weekend,… Read More ›
This Underexposed is dedicated to the memory of Abi Moore, to her family, and to everyone building their legacies through trails, community, and inclusivity. “I have spent a lot of time over the years talking about how good bikes can… Read More ›
The first episode of our No Place Like Home series showcases Backcountry Athlete Rémy Métailler’s favorite places to mountain bike, paddle, and hike in Squamish, British Columbia. The French transplant took the mountain bike world by storm with videos from… Read More ›
Javier Romo served in the Marines from 1998-2007 and deployed to Iraq during the 2003 invasion. He returned with extreme PTSD and found mountain biking as a way to deal with that and other mental health issues. He is now… Read More ›
MADE Show: Celebrating the Art of Framebuilding – Portland, Oregon – August 23-25, 2024 “MADE is a multi-day event dedicated to sharing stories of bike builders to the world. Spotlighting framebuilders and domestic production, MADE puts an emphasis on community… Read More ›
Matt Orlando and Luke Strobel in the dry at Port Angeles. Mason and Aspen Payne going big to show you the Cat 2 track at the NW Cup in Port Angelese this weekend. Aspen Payne rips it up to show… Read More ›
Come have a fun day of shuttling, food, drinks, and raffles. All the money will go back in helping rebuild Trail Sixth Sense and others. SIGN UP HERE: https://www.evergreenmtb.org/index.php?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/info&Itemid=2252&reset=1&id=2504 Event information: https://facebook.com/events/s/yacolt-burn-experience/1130347758090613/
A couple of short interviews of Masters racers on the Oregon Trail Gravel Race in 2024. Emilio Cervantes from California was on the Podium in the 60+ category and Eric Brainich is a mid-packer like me. Should regular Joe’s do… Read More ›
Our search for a home base continues and this time we find ourselves in Portland, Oregon visiting Propain Bicycles North America HQ which is just over the bridge in Vancouver Washington! They take us to some awesome trails just outside… Read More ›
Thomas and I shot this over a week in France and a week in BC, the two places where I spend most of my days on the bike. We shot this with the goal of expressing my love for riding… Read More ›
The FAFO Series is back! In Episode 2, Eddie Reynolds and Caleb Holonko (and the rest of the Kona Crew) fulfill their childhood dreams of going to shreddy summer camp by heading to the epic Milepost 35 in Sandy, Oregon… Read More ›
The NW Cup downhill mountain bike race series lands at The Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington this weekend. The Pro, Cat 1, Cat 2 track is steep, loose and tech at the top then fast and flowy through the end…. Read More ›
Magnus Manson needs no introduction on the Canadian racing scene. Standing next to Finn Iles on the 2016 Junior World Championship podium, for a Canada 1-2 sweep in Val di Sole, Magnus was just beginning to establish himself on the… Read More ›
The Diamondback Crew met up with Eric, Milo and Owen Porter to ride the Chuckanut trails a few days before the NWTuneUp Festival in Bellingham, WA.
Welcome to our ultimate guide to mountain biking in Bend, Oregon! 🚵♂️ In this video, we explore the three most popular trails in the area—Lower Phil’s, Funner/Tiddlywinks, and North Fork/South Fork. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned rider, these… Read More ›
I decided to race my first enduro at Hot Laps in Port Gamble, Washington after hearing about the fun format where they allowed 3 laps for every stage to get your best time in the slalom and enduro and it… Read More ›
The fastest way to increase your speed and efficiency on the bike is by using a pumptrack to get serious repetition for one of the most overlooked skills in all of mountain biking: pumping. Pumptracks are incredible resources (and they… Read More ›
Ever wonder what it would be like to live the pro mountain biker lifestyle on the Sunshine Coast? An unlimited supply of perfect dirt, easy FSR access to empty trails, beautiful coastline, pristine forests, and if you’re into 4-wheeling, lots… Read More ›
I’ve been biking on some of the gravel in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest while carrying my portable ham radio transceiver with me, with a focus on accessing some of its many summits for the purpose of “activating” them for… Read More ›
Meet Betty Birrell aka, North Shore Betty and MTB legend. At 75 Betty is still riding black diamond trails on the North Shore and showing us all what’s possible in our 70s and her plans for her 80s and 90s…. Read More ›
4000 miles and 56+ hours in a car in one month this winter to make the video. All inspired by the old school Pinkbike videos that got me stoked on riding and building. All riding done on the Chromag Stylus…. Read More ›
Sturdy Dirty Enduro 2024 located at Raging River MTB Trails. Celebrating 10 years of epic fun, party pacing, and women’s racing in the PNW.
The Oregon Trail Gravel is an unforgettable experience that takes cyclists through stunning Oregon scenery in the heart of the Cascades. Over the course of five days, participants will ride through a variety of terrain, from dense forests to wide… Read More ›
Few parts of the United States can rival what Bellingham means to the mountain bike industry. Bellingham is home to just under 100,000 people and is surrounded on all sides by staggeringly beautiful landscapes, from the Salish Sea to the… Read More ›
Have you ridden on the South Oregon coast? Here the North Pacific clashes ceaselessly with the Coastal Mountain Range that flanks the Pacific Northwest’s coastline, creating a landscape with an allure that very few places on the planet can rival…. Read More ›
What a race @OregonTrailGravelGrinder was, the logistics that go into this race is insane so a big thank you to Chad the organiser! I really wish I had a go pro in the race just to show how brutal some… Read More ›
One of the West Coast’s most talked about mountain bike festivals, MBO (Mountain Bike Oregon) takes place in the little town of Oakridge. Over the course of three days riders and attendees can enjoy a number of shuttle-accessed rides with… Read More ›
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