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Race Report | Evan’s Adventure at TREK Bike Attack

So you want to ride the Trek Bike Attack at Lenzerheide in Switzerland? I hope you speak German because there isn’t a spot of English on the website and there are tons of secrets that will help you get through it. I had to learn about it the hard way, and if you don’t want to be one of the suckers standing alone at the top of the mountain while everyone else is in bed, then maybe you should follow along.

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Race Report | Toowoomba Shines as SRAM Series Comes to Town

After a late shift in venue, Round 4 of the SRAM Enduro Series Presented by Santa Cruz rolled into Toowoomba to some perfect Qld weather, and an exciting mix of new and old trails. 200+ riders attended the morning briefing, and with 6 of the Elite Podium regulars missing due to EWS commitments, racing was set to open things up in the series race.

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Pro Tips | 6 tips for the TREK BIKE ATTACK

Kicking off next weekend, the TREK BIKE ATTACK invites 777 riders to Lenzerheide for the 15th time to hurtle down 2,000 metres of altitude from the Rothorn into the much lower-lying Churwalden. But at such a mass start race like the BIKE ATTACK, there are a few nuggets of wisdom to consider so that your weekend can end on a high. We were at the start last year and have compiled a list of what we consider the six most important tips!

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The Big Picture | Cream o’the Croft Mountain Bike Festival

How do you make an enduro a funduro? Wrap it in a great festival, add some unique stages and hold it in a venue with a cracking selection of trails, that’s how! Perthshire based event organisers Muckmedden have always championed fun and we love their events, so as soon as they announced the Cream o’the Croft, a three day mountain bike festival in the heart of Scotland, we knew we had to head...

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Race Preview | The HERO MTB Himalaya Stage Race

Mountain biking in Asia has seemingly developed leaps and bounds in the past few years, which, unbeknown to some, could be vastly attributed to by HASTPA (the Himalayan Adventure Sports and Tourism Promotion Association).

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