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Watch: Top 5 Tips For Riding Scary Obstacles With Confidence
Mountain biking can be dangerous and scary. So Neil’s put together a list of 5 of MTB’s most scary obstacles and a series of tips to help you break them down and tackle them with confidence! In this video Neil breaks down how to ride, fast loose turns, northshore, rock gardens, drops and gap jumps …
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Watch: Greg Minnaar Wins Fort William World Cup DH on a 29er
South African racer Greg Minnaar won the second round of the 2017 World Cup in Fort William on Sunday, riding the new 29er version of the Santa Cruz V10. Minnaar is the winningest rider in World Cup history with an incredible 20 victories, including an astounding seven at Fort William alone. As the fastest qualifier, Minnaar …
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Watch: Cinematic Take on The North Third Reservoir Loop, Scotland
Calum and thebikingsquirrel ride the North Third reservoir loop in Scotland. With cliff-top views, a boulder-y descent, and wet forest riding, this loops seems to have it all!
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If Anyone Is a Wet Weather Expert, It’s the Scots – Keela Saxon Rain Jacket Review
“Necessity is the mother of invention,” as the ancient saying goes. I’ll add a second layer to that proverb: “the greater the necessity, the better the invention.” During my recent trip to Scotland I tested a unique chain lubrication product that was born out of necessity from the constant onslaught of wet weather and mucky …
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How to Follow Your Dreams and Ride the World: Behind the Scenes of H+I Adventures
If you look up Inverness, Scotland on a map, it looks like it’s in the middle of absolutely nowhere. Or better yet, for a sense of true scale, grab a globe. On a tip of land jutting out into the ocean, located farther north than over 99% of the population of Canada, Inverness isn’t centrally-located in …
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