Category: Videos

To get through the dry summer months and still ride some hero dirt, the obvious answer for the Old Man Mountain team was to build the MTB equivalent of a Zamboni. As we pass into the shoulder season and see the first rain of any substance in six months, our local trail crews are picking…

 Moitié-Moitié, meaning half-and-half, is the name of the traditional Swiss fondue awaiting Sarah after a long journey descending through alleyways, over rooftops and under trains to reach her dinner reservation on time. Taking inspiration from the late J.P. Auclair’s iconic street segment from All.I.Can. by Sherpas Cinema and Imagination by Tom Wallisch, Moitié-Moitié is…

Italian tackles extreme powder, ice caves, castles, and crevasses in the Alps. Italian freestyle skier Markus Eder is no stranger to breathtaking feats on extreme slopes around the world, with the 2019 Freeride World Tour champion taking The Ultimate Run down from a precarious peak in Zermatt, Switzerland, before finishing his run at the valley…

Taking To The Skies For Climate Change | Climate Games Fundraiser – How much of the world’s energy comes from sustainable sources? I’m given free rein at a renewable energy factory to show you exactly how much in the best way I can – with some epic tricks!   Danny MacAskill YouTube is striving for…

The latest episode in the Rapha Gone Racing series follows EF Education-NIPPO rider Lachlan Morton in his attempt to beat the peloton to Paris and ride the entire route of the Tour in aid of World Bicycle Relief. It’s late October, and Lachlan Morton has just finished the 2020 Giro d’Italia when his team principal…

Crisscrossing the Continental Divide for 2,750 miles between Banff in the Canadian Rockies and Antelope Wells on the Mexican border, the Great Divide is one of the world’s most iconic long-distance mountain biking routes. On this sky-high trail, there’s no such thing as a regular ride. But even by ultra-cycling standards, Lael Wilcox’s history on…

Jon Yazzie struggled to connect to his cultural identity for some time, leading him to make the wrong life choices and lack a sense of belonging. It wasn’t until he made his way back to the ancestral lands of the Navajo reservation that he could regain that connection and feel at peace with himself. This…

Trail Dogs: A Dog’s Tale It all starts with the trail. The sweeping corners, the smooth berms, the mild bumps to launch off while zigzagging down a familiar route. It’s the smells that come with a dewy morning ride, or the feeling after clearing the crest of a roller, brushing away the pebbles with a perfectly…

Second film of the #EveryoneOutside film series focuses on raising awareness and funds for the first Black-owned outdoor gear shop in the U.S. Stephenville, Texas, and San Francisco – February 4, 2021 – In its mission to elevate and amplify the stories of underrepresented athletes and leaders within the outdoor community, the Outbound Collective has launched a film, fundraiser, and virtual panel event…

The Dubh Slabs – Loch Coruisk, Isle Of Skye Another wild video from Danny MacAskill. This time he rides down the Dubh Slabs, although moderate for rock climbing, they’re insanely steep on a bike. He hops here and there while he rolls down the slabs and shows his typical amazing bike skills on improbable terrain. Sticky tires…

Stretching from just outside the hustle of Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, to the iconic highland town of Fort William, the 95 miles (153km) West Highland Way is a world-famous, multi-day traverse loved by walkers from around the world. What is less well known about the route, is that a hardy band of mountain bikers has…

Jill Kintner riding in Bellingham © Bryn Atkinson / Red Bull Content Pool American Jill Kintner is one of the world’s most versatile and accomplished mountain bike riders, earning Olympic bronze and plenty of world, national and event championships across disciplines including BMX, 4X, Slalom, Downhill, Pumptrack, and Enduro. In 2018 she claimed what amounts…

In February, legendary ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox, Joe Cruz, and the filmmaker Rugile Kaladyte traveled to the Colombian capital, in partnership with Conservation International, Wahoo, and Bikepacking.com, to launch the Bikepacking for Conservation Program. The project was designed to explore and scout a bikepacking route that would connect the bustling metropolis of Bogota with rural…

Lael Wilcox, Conservation International Partner to Establish Bikepacking Route through Colombia’s Chingaza National Park The Ruta Chingaza Helps Bikepackers Connect with Colombia’s Páramos Ecosystem  In February, legendary ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox, Joe Cruz, and the filmmaker Rugile Kaladyte traveled to the Colombian capital, in partnership with Conservation International, Wahoo, and Bikepacking.com, to launch the Bikepacking…

A year ago we set out to put together a short film about four adventure-seeking riders in the UK as they took on the historic South Downs Way Trail. The film was shot by George Marshall and the riders were Liam Yates, Sophie Edmonson, Anna Mcleod, and Neil Phillips. “The 100 mile (160 Km) long…