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The moment that has been awaited for many months by many mountain bikers, the release of the trailer for Life Cycles, is finally here. Inside you'll find the video that gives you a brief taste of the film.
After last weekend's showing at World Cup finals, heartbreak for Minaar and elation for Gee, World Champs will be a different ball game. Will the result be the same?
The Santa Cruz Syndicate have concluded their World Cup season. Greg Minaar was the team's top finisher, ending the year in second overall, and second at the Windham race, both to Gee Atherton.
Crankworx played host to not only the best riders and racers, but also some of the finest filmmakers around. Trek's C3 Project leads the charge, while Sram's contribution via Taylor Sage is also freakin' awesome.
The 2010 World Cup Finals are underway, who's your money on? Gee, Greg and Blenki lead the standings for the men, while it's an all French medal count at the moment for the women. Jonnier leads, then Ragot and finally Pugin.
Todd Schumlick of PerformX Racing has organized a full blown instructional camp on the slopes of the Whistler Bike Park for the beginning of October. Steve Smith will also be in attendance coaching.
I, David Peacock, spent a few days tagging along on one of the shoots for the upcoming Life Cycles Film. The shoot was unique in many ways, but the idea of turning back time truly sets this one apart.
The new hardtail from Transition "gears" itself toward the minimalist trail rider; it's light, can be converted to single speed, and rips single track. Keep your eyes for these in shops within weeks.
Crankworx is always a good place to spot next year's gear and bikes. Specialized was flaunting their already critically acclaimed reincarnation of the Demo, while other companies were showing next year's goods.
Cam Zink brings home the win, Mike Montgomery places second, Casey Groves third. Brandon Semenuk breaks collarbone in crash, Berrecloth breaks hand. Full details and insight inside...
Michal Prokop and Emmeline Ragot are your 2010 Crankworx Giant Slalom winners. Inside you'll find photos and a decidedly rushed, but hopefully accurate description of the proceedings.
Yesterday Greg Watts and Darren Berrecloth made 3000 dollars each for putting themselves at risk of serious injury. Please do not follow their lead as they are trained professionals at this.
The Air Downhill is done at this year's Kokanee Crankworx, and Brian Lopes has taken home his fifth consecutive victory in the event. AC Chausson won the women's for her third victory of the week-long event.
Chris Kovarik continued his streak of Crankworx success at today's Monster Energy Garbanzo Downhill. Anne-Caro Chausson won the ladies division, besting Miranda Miller of Canada. Read on for full coverage...
Yes, you read that right. The first Ridemonkey video coverage is here; inside you'll find a 3-minute visual detailing of a selection of action from the first Kokanee Crankworx event this year.
