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Could MTB + The Himalayas Be A Match Made In Heaven? | Rob Warner’s Wild Rides

Rob Warner travelled the globe racing the Mountain Bike World Cup, but never got to experience the local cultures and people during his travels. That’s all about to change in Rob Warner’s Wild Rides. In this episode, Rob Warner and MTB favourite, Olly Wilkins, ride around the world’s tallest mountain range, starting at the foothills […]

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MTB Carnage Train Down The Latest Trail At Rogate Bikepark

Opening Day of Rogate Bikepark’s latest Trail S&M sponsored by DMR Bikes, So what a way to open it then get all of the DMR supported Riders to turn up, Plenty of crashes, Fun and burgers, Riders include Brendog, Olly Wilkins, Sam Reynolds, Jono Jones, Matt Jones, Daryl Brown and Bernard Kerr made an appearance, […]

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Ben Deaking & Friends Explore The Norwegian Fjords

Heres what happened when Olly Wilkins, Roo Fowler and myself got invited to go and explore what the Norwegian Fjord region had to offer on our mountain bikes, Very different from Bike parks offering very natural single track with absolutely stunning views, Will and Klara were the greatest hosts and were really welcoming and showed […]

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20 Questions with Brendan Fairclough… Asked by Olly Wilkins

Olly Wilkins selects 20 questions to ask from a list sent in by DMR fans and riders. What would you ask Brendog, and why won’t he be riding in the North East any time soon? Check DMR out on instagram: @dmrbikes

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The Unsung Heroes | The DMR AXE Crank | Cape Town, SA.

There’s a part of every bike which goes often unnoticed, sometimes abused and rarely celebrated. It’s at the very core of your bike. It deals directly with everything you throw at it. Pumping forces, pedalling forces…even smashing rocks and casing jumps. It’s a part which you fit and forget, however it truly is the unsung […]

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