You may have heard already, but another legend of the sport is hanging up his helmet after the 2016 World Cup season. Steve Peat is one of the most liked and respected riders of any discipline, but a DH race without him in the start gate will be a strange phenomenon after 25 years. Cheers to you Peaty, enjoy your trail time.
“Next year is time for my final World Cup season. My priorities may change but the fun and adventure two wheels gives me will continue forever.” – Steve Peat
The Crankworx World Tour made its second stop this weekend in Cairns, Australia. Cradled between the Great Barrier Reef and a World Heritage tropical rainforest, Cairns has become synonymous with steep terrain, great racing and rowdy crowds. Take a look at what the weekend had in store.
Slams, roots, rocks and flat tyres: the results of the first round of the UCI Mountain Bike Cross Country race in Nove Mesto are in
At 19, Jackson Goldstone has already secured the titles of Junior Downhill World Champion and Junior Overall World Cup Champion. Now on the verge of his first elite World Cup season, what will this next chapter have in store for him?
With the Druid V2 on its way to Wellington for our editor to review, here’s everything you should know about Forbidden Bikes’ latest creation: “the most capable trail bike we’ve ever made.”
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