Chicago - April 28, 2008 Peanut Butter Knife Fight Takes No Prisoners The event was held on a perfect sunny day on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Thirty riders were on hand to compete in Jordie Lunn's backyard ‘jam', dubbed ‘Peanut Butter Knife Fight'. With nearly three-hundred spectators, it was a fun and casual scene. Jordie Lunn changed...

e.thirteen athletes made their mark internationally this past weekend, with podium appearances in the domestic race and freeride scene as well in the international freeride arena. It seems as though the podium is going to be a comfortable spot again for e.thirteen riders in 2008, especially with the official release of the worldwide patent pending direct mount bashring.

April 22nd, 2008 ~ Sea Otter Classic 2008 has been a huge success for Fionn and Griffiths Racing! Coming into the season opener Fionn felt fit and ready to prove it. The Sea Otter tracks are renowned for being pedally and putting your off-season training to the test. So how did Fionn shape up? It was a double podium weekend for our British rider taking 3rd in the Dual Slalom and...

By JACKSON WEBER Melissa Buhl notches her first downhill win at Sea Otter photo: brightroom.com Enjoying this morning's crisp and mild weather, Melissa Buhl (KHS) and Greg Minnaar (Santa Cruz Syndicate) won the pro women's and men's downhill races in front of world-class, star-studded fields at Sunday's Sea Otter Classic. Racers from around the world flocked to the Sea Otter downh...

By WENDY BOOHER Kyle Strait exiting the satellite dish photo: brightroom.com A mix of 15 trials riders, free riders, dirt jumpers and other skilled bike handlers advanced to the Dual Stunt finals after proving their skills at bunny hopping, reverse bunny hopping, dirt jumping, and trials in yesterday's qualifying rounds. World Cup downhill racers, trials supernovas and a former nordic ...

By ROZ PULEO Men's XC winner, Miguel Martinez photo: Greg Robidoux For the second day in a row, the wind posed the biggest challenge on course. High winds moved in midway through the start of the pro men's cross-country and forced riders to push themselves beyond their limits on one of the longest courses of the season.

Darren Pokoj, the young ambitious, but also experienced rider, is the brand new member of the Felt team. The 21 years old Australian caught a lot of eyes not only during the various contests he attempted worldwide in the last two years. Now he is looking forward to a very successful future with his new partner Felt.

Evil Bikes was recently purchased by an undisclosed Seattle based management group, who we will refer to as "The Project" for the time being. The rider owned group has an extensive brand, product development, and design history within the mountain bike industry.

The BC Bike Race “the Ultimate Singletrack Experience” has SOLD OUT. In only its second year of operation this seven day mountain bike stage race, from Victoria to Whistler has joined the ranks of its peers, and SOLD OUT.

Matt Bingham misses the warm temps and hot adrenalin rush of downhill racing in the summer. Here is his honest take on getting in shape, (or out of it), riding with the proper equipment, and enduring the long winter months without his beloved DH bike.

Ned Overend, Durango, Colo. (World's first MTB champion) – The world's first mountain bike champion to be crowned back in 1990, Ned Overend, 52, never let up and he sustains his winning streak even now. As a professional mountain biker, Overend earned the nicknames "Deadly Nedly" and "The Lung," for he seemed difficult to beat and his aerobic endurance at altitude was phenomenal. Even ...