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Best. MTB Paint. Ever.

Trek Bikes have gone fully deep on the customisation of their bikes with the latest Project One Icon range of paint schemes. Project One ICON is a collection of premium paint schemes that represent the highest level of artistry in custom bicycles. These bespoke designs are about more than colors that stand out: they’re filled […]

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Dream Build MTB – Juliana Roubion

Stop what you’re doing for a few minutes, put a brew on, kick back and watch another pimp dream bike build from the master of the genre, Gee Milner. For the first women’s Dream Build edit we head over to True North Adventures and build up a fully custom Juliana Roubion CC, check out what […]

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Ragley Bikes Return For 2019

After a one-year sabbatical, Ragley is back and feeling fresh. A brand famous for its no-nonsense approach to riding, Ragley is back with a new range of great value, fun loving bicycles. The old favourites get updates to geometry, tube profiles, frame ‘standards’ and spec. The Big Al slots into the range as a 29-inch […]

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Kevin and Chris Ride NX Bikes

Take a spin with Transition Bikes’ Kevin (owner) and Chris (sales manager) as they pull out the grins on the Transition Sentinel and Patrol NX rigs. 3,000 USD for a premo bike from these guys has to be up there on the Christmas list… “These bikes pack all the GiddyUp of our more expensive builds, […]

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Session Series // Episode 4: The Free Radicals’ Season Send-Off

Don’t spend the rest of your life wondering ‘what if’! The Free Radicals pulled on the notion of not missing an opportunity to bring this awesome edit of phenomenal riding, comaradery, adventure and downright steeze together, and it’s not one to be missed… “As the calendar turned to October, typically a wet and soggy month, […]

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