Deathgrip: Brendog and Ratboy

To celebrate the launch of Deathgrip, Brendan Fairclough and Clay Porter release one of the most acclaimed sections from the movie, ‘Best Track Ever’, featuring Brendan Fairclough and Josh Bryceland. Fairclough and Bryceland head to Schladming, Austria, which hosts what is widely accepted as the best UCI Mountain Bike World Cup track in recent history. Globally recognized as two of the most stylish racers out there, Fairclough and Bryceland put the ‘Best Track Ever’ through its paces, putting viewers on the edge of their seats eager to get out there and ride themselves. 

Deathgrip- A film by Clay Porter and Brendan Fairclough is available for digital download on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and more.

Hells yes!

O hells yes! A new edit for Fox featuring some really great DH talent. Steve Smith and Connor Fearon rippin trails is what I want to watch.

Always a good time shooting our Spring '15 downhill collection with Steve Smith and Connor Fearon. Watching these two ride together is pure style and attitude. Check out the extra footage of Josh Bryceland and Connor at the end of the video.

Seymour

Boogeyman is TAP sponsored by Central City Brewing and we love those guys and the north shore and the NSMBA and Empress and a lot of other things, mainly bike stuff. So watch Brad and Kelly ride some bikes in this iphone clips mashup.

HOME TO ROOST

This video is awesome and you need to watch it right now.

features Olly Wilkins and Sam Reynolds riding in their local Surrey Hills. Here’s the official blurb:
Home to Roost series – the quickest riders letting it all hang out in their favourite local spots.  Join us for a double lap of the UK taking in each of the 6 main regions twice on the way – should be good!

Happy New Year

The corner at 1:35 was sweet.

ELLIOT HEAP – NOT ANOTHER WINTER VIDEO?

With swathes of winter mountain bike ‘edits’ floating around the interweb every year, here at Dirt we decided to do things properly and bring you a New Years Day treat. We thought, what would people like to see? We’re guessing something along the lines of a 130mm trail bike, many hucks, gaps and loose corners. You tell us if we were right and all of the above is brought to you by 16 year old Elliot Heap, mainly sideways or in the air!

This is an example of the potential the UK has for winter trail bike riding.. exactly what you could be doing right now – so get that bike back out!

Read more at http://dirtmountainbike.com/videos/elliot-heap-another-winter-video.html#9lCoxEYxgJu8mUxW.99

Connor Fearon 

"I want people to be stoked and go 

ride after this edit" edit

I teamed up with one of the fastest up and comer world cup racer of 2014 Connor Fearon to make this edit. We basicly went back to the roots of MTB video and really wanted to show good times on a bike in this short edit

Brendog

Brendan Fairclough is one of the styliest riders on earth. Watch this great edit of him shredding Schladming a new one.

We recently headed out to Schladming, Austria with Brendan Fairclough to ride the new Gambler 710. Needless to say, this was only going to end with one rad edit.
For more information on the new Gambler 710, including a downloadable Tech and Facts report and photo gallery, head over to www.scott-sports.com/page/gambler710

Slippers

Pretty funny edit with dudes absolutely sending it... while wearing slippers

Bernard Kerr and Eliot Jackson in New Zealand.

I spent two weeks with Bernard and Eliot in Queenstown New Zealand and shot this video of a typical few days with them.

Ian Morrison

Ian Morrison Shreds Retallack 

Footage shot by: Taylor Loughran and Scott Secco.

Song Hank III - rebel within

James Doerfling

Some cool winter riding in Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast

BC’s coastal freeriders head south to ride in winter… BC’s interior freeriders head to the coast. James Doerfling loads up the pickup with his fresh red Knolly Podium and gets the green goods with Virtu Media.

Big mountain

Post by Trialeros SIN Fronteras.

I don't speak foreign so I have no idea what this video is, other than awesome big mountain freeriding.

Collectors

Whats with chromag and hardtail edits? Oh wait... I know this one. They make steel frames in Squampton.

Chromag: Collectors

Champery

Champéry is a Swiss resort well known in the MTB scene because it owns one of the steepest tracks which became famous with the amazing run of Dany Hart during 2011 world champs. What people know less is that you can find a few more trails as fun as this one there. I spent a few days up there filming with Julien Fournier, one of the locals, and my mate Vincent Tupin in unexpectedly dry terrain for the season in these mountains. This year, winter starts pretty badly with few precipitations and warm temperatures under the sun. We had such a contrast between the sunny areas and the shadows. On one side of the mountain you can ride in the dust with your bike while you can ski at the same elevation on the other.

Merry Christmas

I'm getting ready to stuff my face with turkey and stuffing and cranberries but I couldn't resist checking out some new riding vids. Boy am I glad I did. because holy shit, Adam Brayton rides those tight corners like a madman. Read the p.s. at the bottom of the quote>>

Alex Rankin is regarded by many as the godfather of all godfather's when it comes to MTB films. Rankin's ability to capture some of the wildest racing footage in the Earthed and Sprung films set the benchmark for all MTB films that followed. 
Two of Hope Technology's riders were luckily chosen by Alex back in the day to feature in the Earthed films. Hope Factory team rider, Adam Brayton aka Gas2Flat aka Keswick Kestrel aka Eskiboy, got wild and loose in Earthed 5 - The Law of Fives. 
Hope's Belgium DH/freerider, Nico Vink had an earlier Earthed début in Earthed 3 riding flat out on the Sprint Avalanche track in Oz en Oisans.
Both riders are fast loose and love a good huck, but have two of the most contrasting riding styles around. Brayton - flat out, on-the-edge racer and Vink with his flowy and super smooth style. Who better to bring them both together than the guy they both credit with kick-starting their media careers, the godfather himself, Alex Rankin. 
After putting in a few weeks of day and night shifts digging tracks around the Lake District, Adam invited Nico and Alex to spend a few days filming and hucking. Alex hasn't failed to deliver, capturing the guys riding on the edge and pulling off some pretty big jumps along the way. 
This "...Ultimate Hucker Sender" edit by Alex has a distinctively "Earthed" and raw edge to it - no fancy gadgets or slo-mo's - just flat out loose riding.
"It was really good to catch up with Nico and Adam for this project, we laughed a lot and got lucky with the UK winter weather, but the speed of Adam on his local tracks was insane and had us all with jaws dropped." - Alex Rankin
Enjoy!
P.S. Nico rides all the tracks blind - not bad ey?!

Chris Kovarik

Chris Kovarik is awesome.

Summer of Summit - SEGMENTS - The Karver
Summer of Summit Segments episode #7 Chris Kovarik

Nostalgic

Nostalgic: Paul Genovese
from Mind Spark CinemaI was born and raised in the small valley town of Fernie, British Columbia. I started riding bikes at an early age and became addicted almost instantly. Even though I’ve spent the majority of my last few seasons traveling and riding unreal spots, I still find myself becoming homesick if I am away from my home turf for too long.
My idea for this video was to re-visit some classic Fernie zones and create some new features to get down on. When Mind Spark and Harookz said they were keen to come shoot, I knew it had to be the perfect Fernie experience. We couldn't have asked for better weather and I got lucky on a couple bad crashes. Overall, it was one of the best weeks of my life.
The features shown took weeks of hard work from myself and my close friends Dylan Siggers and Matt Dennis - huge thanks to those two homies. Also I can't thank Mind Spark and Harookz enough for their time!
Song: "Another Galaxy" - Natti
cunninlynguists.bandcamp.com/album/still-motion

Remy Metailler

Jordan beamed this one over. The crazyness at 0:58-1:03 was the reason to send it over. Personally I don't see what the big deal is... I do that every time I'm at Whistler. Bout time we have a little more hip hop in edits.

Remy tears the Whistler bike park apart. A big thanks goes out to Garbanzo Bike and Bean for their support throughout the season.

Between the Trees

Squamish offers a varied array of trails. From manicured groomer-esque Half and Full Nelson trails, to old school rooty, rocky, primarily fall line trails such as Powersmart. This is what makes the town such a renowned area for mountain biking. As with most trails in BC, the logging industry has created roads through the pristine forests to facilitate the cutting and removal of trees. This in turn created access for mountain bikers to explore the terrain and create trails through tireless hours of hard work. The down side to the access created by the original logging is, with the roads and infrastructure already in place, the area is also a perfect place to re-harvest. Throughout the past two seasons Powersmart and the lower Section Skookum are sprouting colorful patches of flagging tape marking cut boundaries, future skidder roads, and log landing areas. In time, this area will be re-forested and the trails will be, at least temporarily, lost. In recent years, local logging has done an amazing job working with SORCA (the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association) and trail users to minimize the impact on trails and to fund the re-construction of trails. This trail evolution cycle has become quite common throughout BC, it can cause anger, frustration, controversy, and is a great topic for debate. Logging helped create the original trail, reforestation will alter the original trail forever.
For our edit this fall we really wanted to capture the look and feel of the Powersmart and Skookum trails in their current state: fast, rooty, rocky, technical. This trail has not received any significant maintenance in the past few years as logging has been expected for some time. The current state of this trail is far from how it began its life, and farther from what it may become once the surrounding trees are removed.
This season we also spent many rainy evenings working on a small playground of fresh take offs and landings between patches of lush West Coast foliage. Big jumps though the ferns was the goal while keeping impact on the living forest to a minimum. This new playground, although not physically linked to Powersmart/Skookum, was the final stop for our edit.
Riders: Jeremy Norris and Pat Foster.
Credit: Savage Films

Specialized

The corporate beast that is Specialized bicycles may be filled with complete A-holes; but Matt Hunter is not one of them. He rides a new Enduro in Chile and is not a dink. The same cannot be said for the legal team/owners. That said, they do make good bikes bikes.

12 MONTHS 12 STORIES

Episode 11 is pretty good. Oh dry trails.....

Racing is over now, you may think Jérôme wish to do something else. No way, fall is probably the best time of the year to enjoy some fun ride with his mate on trails in perfect conditions.
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La saison des courses est finie, on pourrait croire que Jérôme aurait envie de faire autre chose. Hors de question, L'automne est probablement la meilleure période pour rouler aves ses amis sur des sentiers en parfaite conditions.
Edited and Filmed by : reuiller.com