Frankly Thursday – Teva Chonon
Teva lives and breaths everything on two wheels. Alongside this he’s also a part time model, owner of the coolest tattoo ever, and still manages to
Teva lives and breaths everything on two wheels. Alongside this he’s also a part time model, owner of the coolest tattoo ever, and still manages to
Lance has a dream job in a dream location. He is head trail builder/ maintainer at the Skyline accessed trails in Queenstown. For those of
Chris is one of those rad dudes, who “gets” the cycle industry. Because of his ability to pick up on what riders need and want,
Chris is the main man behind Infamous Designs based out of Hamilton. If you haven’t heard of Infamous Designs, head over to www.infamousdesigns.co.nz to check
The main man behind WCRC (West Coast Riders Club), Ryan is the kind of guy who makes stuff happen. His name can be associated
Huggie, or Brent Burrows as he’s sometimes known, is one of those guys who is just awesome to be around. His enthusiasm for riding and life
Hmm, where to begin with Mavis? Big Brother figure to DH groms, washed up 22 year old DH racer, epic bike skills, all round nice
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Mark for several years now, and not only is he is a seriously skilled rider, he has an amazing
Ladies and Gents – Simon Bannister……
Paul Angus, aka Pang, hit New Zealand shores way back in about 2004 for the first time, back when he was a young downhill racer
Justin Leov, hmmm where do I begin? I’ve known Justin for quite a number of years and have been one of the many people fortunate
I can’t remember when I first started riding with Leif. I can remember what bike he had though. He had this fully rigid Yeti FRO
Every World Cup Downhill season I look forward to two things: Kiwis on the podium, and any film work done by Clay Porter. Whilst many
In the last couple of years the New Zealand and world downhill scenes have been witness to the rise and rise of Brook MacDonald, a
Mark Weir has been one of the most prominent faces of ‘All-Mountain’ riding and racing for the past few years and has certainly got a
This summer has hailed the return of one of New Zealand’s truly legendary mountain bike racers, Darryn Henderson. “Never heard of him” you say? Well
A few weeks back we caught up with Simeon Patience, one of Spoke Magazine’s photographers, and continuing the theme this week we caught up with
I first met Mike Hickman way back in about 1999, I think it was. We were at the then infamous ‘lake jumps’ near the Hamilton
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