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Devinci Global Racing – Pre-season

Looks like Steve Smith is now fully healed from his ankle injury, and looking to better his fifth place overall position last season.

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World Cup Re-Cap – Part One

There is now just over a week to go until the opening race of the 2012 UCI Downhill World Cup, so lets take a look back at some of the action from last year’s series. Similarly to this year the series kicked off in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. The course had been treated to a slight […]

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T-Mo Coaching In Verbier

Pro downhiller, and one of Britains’ most successful and popular mountain biking figures, Tracy Moseley, has joined forces with Verbier’s original mountain bike holiday company to offer an intensive girls’ training camp in the famous Swiss resort.  The camp will run as part of Bike Verbier’s Women’s Week – a popular holiday run specifically for […]

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Jérôme Clementz – The Precepts of Enduro

Jérôme has been riding bikes for as long as one can remember. Racing both XC and DH when younger, he soon got bored with riding the same loop all afternoon or queuing for gondolas and decided to ride his own way, up and down the Vosges mountains range where he lives, before Enduro was called […]

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Strength In Numbers – Nepal

Riding in Nepal on a trail at four thousand meters (13,000 ft) elevation and looking over at a mountain that is eight thousand meters (26,000 ft) tall is a surreal experience. The fact that the trail below your bike has never seen tires on it makes it even more surreal. Anthill Films traveled to Nepal […]

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