The feature film “Follow Me” from Anthill Films takes a look at the on trail experiences that the riders in the film have with each other. All of the riders in ‘Follow Me’ know one another and in many cases they have known one another for quite some time. “Follow Me” takes the relationships of the riders and formats the film around exploring the idea of sharing the ride. More specifically, stoking the ride.

Here’s a few random thoughts from a recent shoot with Thomas Vanderham and Sam Hill on the the North Shore.

Too much snow for parking and emergency access apparently.

Dave’s Rush gets its bling on.

Further to yesterday’s post, there was an outpouring of disdain for the “Pizza Fixation” installment of the new “Pedaling” webular video series. While some might take this to mean that prospects for the follow-up episode (I believe it will be called “…

Something for the ladies from Halifax bicycle maestros Orange.

I have known Scott Alleyn for well over 10 years now, I got a chance to sit down and talk to him about the 2010 riding season and what his plans are for this coming season.

Interview and pics of Scott’s new Dartmoor bike inside,

The vision of the Hinton Bike Park was to build an exceptional mountain bike skills park that is fun, free of charge, and ride able by all ages and abilities. The park was designed and built by Jay Hoots, and by creating such a great park they have been able to promote mountain biking and the skill development required with the sport. Although the park caters to all levels of riders, the park has numerous stunts/features to challenge any rider. Along with a skills area they have dirt jumps, a drop zone, pump track, slope style course, shore style trail and a flow trail. Living in Edmonton, the Hinton Bike Park is a 2.5 hour drive away, I managed to ride the park 3 times this summer and highly recommend anyone in the area to check it out.

More details and pics inside,

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Pinkbike – I have been very busy training for the Mega Avalanche over the past fortnight burning off the Turkey Dinners and epic amounts of sweets that were swallowed.

Read on to see what I have been doing in preparation for Mega Avalanche 2010 and why I walked for 3.5 hours up the second highest mountain in England!

Source: X-Fusion and Ryan Condrashoff

I am glad 2009 is wrapped up. After breaking my collarbone at the US Open and discovering my left wrist would require surgery, my racing season was concluded. It has been a long road of recovery that started on May 25th and once my collarbone healed, I went under the knife for my wrist on July 28th. My surgery was pretty critical and due to the fragile nature of the repair I was in a cast for 9 weeks. I was going insane from lack of exercise and the stench of my cast. The only thing that helped me maintain my grip on sanity was going on one handed XC rides with my girlfriend.

Please look inside to see more on Ryan!

Alex Grant put a huge exclamation point on the end of his 2009 after taking the win and $1,000 of cash and prizes at the Park City Point to Point he proceeded cruise through the mud at the Ruta De Los Conquistadors taking second behind Manuel Prado (ph…