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‘Accomplice’ Athlete Edits: Ethan Nell

Ethan Nell was born and raised in Southern Utah, surrounded by steep hills and perfect jump-building dirt. He started biking as a toddler, and quickly expanded his interests to include the full gamut of vehicles of both the two and four-wheeled variety. These days, he’s traveling the world as a professional mountain biker, but nothing Read More

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Video: ‘Forward’ With Casey Brown

Progression means different things to different people. For Casey Brown, it is breaking barriers, having a willingness to fail, being scared but doing it anyway, and moving forward. From her humble roots as a child in NZ, to moving to Canada and rising to become one of the best riders in the world, Casey’s unique Read More

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‘Accomplice’ Athlete Edits: Andreu Lacondeguy

Andreu Lacondeguy is as elusive as they get. While there’s a crop of riders that revel in the limelight, the accomplished Catalonian has never been one for publicity, instead always letting his riding do the talking, and it speaks loudly. Watch the official teaser for ‘Accomplice’ HERE.

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Jaxson Riddle: Young and Hungry

Jaxson Riddle is young, even for a young-person’s sport like downhill mountain biking. At the age of 19, he’s already earned sponsorships from some of sport’s premiere brands, traveled around the world, and snagged a spot in TGR’s Accomplice on virtue of his creative and fearless riding. And this is just the beginning… Read Jaxson’s Read More

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Becoming Ruby | Inclusion, Bikes and Hand-Drawn Heroes

A film about inclusion, identity and hand-drawn heroes. If you can’t find a hero, create your own; for mountain biker, skier and artist Brooklyn Bell, that hand-drawn hero was a comic character named Ruby J. Using Ruby as a role model, Brooklyn set out to “live like her, breathe like her, be unapologetically black like Read More

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‘Accomplice’ Athlete Edits: Ethan Nell

Video: ‘Forward’ With Casey Brown

‘Accomplice’ Athlete Edits: Andreu Lacondeguy

Jaxson Riddle: Young and Hungry

Becoming Ruby | Inclusion, Bikes and Hand-Drawn Heroes

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