It was a tad snowy.

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No longer in Headingley, Leeds, Stif has moved out to the country – you can now ride out of the door and up onto the hills…

If you’ve been following this blog for awhile, you know that I occasionally refer to myself as RTMS. Back in the spring of 2008 (a much simpler time when Lance Armstrong was still retired, the fixed-gear scene was still open, and the PistaDex soared i…

We have added a ridiculous amount of new 2010 dates to our national calendar. Brian has been working overtime getting all the new dates in our nationwide calendar. See if you can find a new race in your area and add it to your race calendar in 2010. We…

Radek Burkat (Pinkbike developer) and Andrew Krynen (mountain biker) take on the most dangerous race in the world, the BAJA 1000. The two bikers traded in their pedals for a motor and challenged themselves to see how well two mountain bikers could do in the world of moto.

On the trip was long time mountain bike cinematographer Ambrose Weingart (CKD, Back in the saddle, etc) to film and put together a full one hour documentary of this event. Support was by long time Pinkbike photographer Russ Day, and Pinkbike’s Karl Burkat.

(video inside) Welcome to our sister site ChainSlayer!

Radek Burkat (Pinkbike developer) and Andrew Krynen (mountain biker) take on the most dangerous race in the world, the BAJA 1000. The two bikers traded in their pedals for a motor and chellanged themselves to see how well two mountain bikers could do in the world of moto.
On the trip was long time mountain bike cinematographer Ambrose Wingart (CKD, Back in the saddle, etc) to film and put together a full one hour documentary this event. Support was by long time pinkbike photographer Russ Day, and pinkbike’s Karl Burkat

(video inside) Welcome to sister site ChainSlayer!

Radek Burkat (Pinkbike developer) and Andrew Krynen (mountain biker) take on the most dangerous race in the world, the BAJA 1000. The two bikers traded in their pedals for a motor and chellanged themselves to see how well two mountain bikers could do in the world of moto.
On the trip was long time mountain bike cinematographer Ambrose Wingart (CKD, Back in the saddle, etc) to film and put together a full one hour documentary this event. Support was by long time pinkbike photographer Russ Day, and pinkbike’s Karl Burkat

(video inside) Welcome to sister site ChainSlayer!

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Sam Pilgrim wins “White Style presented by Kona“ in front of Linus Sjoeholm & Yannick Granieri

Europe’s young guns dominated the fifth anniversary of the “White Style presented by Kona” winter slopestyle competition in Leogang last Friday evening. Riders from North America made it into the top ten: Darren Berrecloth came fifth, Cam McCaul sixth and Jamie Goldman seventh. Great Britain’s other well-known faces, Sam Reynolds and Grant Fielder, placed eighth and ninth. Pics and details inside,

Once upon a time there was a little boy who raced BMX in Kamloops. One sunny summer day he wandered into the Bicycle Cafe to get his bike fixed. Being quite the gnarly little shredder his visits started becoming more and more frequent. Eventually we made friends and Graham Agassiz began racing for the Bicycle Café BMX team. That little boy kept growing and growing and riding bigger and bigger bikes (but not very big overall).

Flash forward a few years and that boy is now a Kona Clump team rider, NWD star and international slopestyle competitor.

Interview inside,