Interviews

Since mountain biking became an Olympic sport, Durango has sent someone to the Games.

Course technicality, the future of the sport and the one piece of tech she wishes she had back in 2004

Brian Park and Sarah sat down with Pinarello's Chief Marketing Officer and their R&D Engineer on the Dogma XC project, as well as Tom Pidcock himself.

On this episode, Kriss Kyle joins Olly and Davi to talk about growing up in Stranraer, discovering BMX, and dropping out of school.

Olly Wilkins sits down with Bernard Kerr to recap his season so far and much more.

The Godfather weighs in with his thoughts on modern freeriding, social media, e-bikes, and more.

Olly and Davi sit down with Andrew Neethling to talk about his recent Mega Avalanche experience, Amaury Pierron’s insane comeback, the resurgence of Greg Minnaar, and more.

The company started out making handguns, before expanding into baby carriages, and bicycles.

The 3x Overall Champion of the BC Bike Race three times has started a new XC marathon race in Squamish.

Dave Tschumi talks about the business, art & quality of building trails, team work and the vision driving his team.

On this episode of The Ride Companion podcast Joe Barnes sits down with Olly and Davi to discuss his new film, The Rare Folk.

Andrew Neethlings dives into his World Cup triumphs, battle with injuries, and navigating the spotlight at a tender age.

The Cam Zink Invitational was Brady Tweedy's first major mountain bike event.

Winner reactions from the second round of the 2024 downhill World Cup series.

We get to know the Junior Women's winner of the opening round of the DH World Cup, ahead of her trip to Poland.

Theo Erlangsen joins Olly and Davi to talk about growing up in South Africa, discovering mountain biking and how DarkFest changed his entire career.

Eddie shares his thoughts on the current state of enduro and downhill and what he’d like to see in the future.

The new podcast promises to be topical, unscripted and opinionated.

Nick Bentley caught up with Dylan Maples to talk about his journey from privateer to pro racer on the Commencal Muc-Off team.

We hear from the privateers of Fort William about what they thought of the new Privateer Pits along with Ruaridh Cunningham, who is the Director of Gravity Sport at Warner Brothers Discovery.

Muc-Off Young Guns rider Heather Wilson took the win at her first ever World Cup.

George Broome is heading on a new journey as a Adaptive Guide in Tassie.

There aren't very many riders out there who have raced in 100 World Cups, and this weekend at Fort William, Adam Brayton joined that elite club.

In this episode George, Jack & Emilie are joined by the Privateer Project’s Wyn Masters to preview the 2024 World Cup Season…

Sven Martin, Alan Milway and Andrew Neethling break down the upcoming 2024 season with a preview show including the riders to watch for 2024, rule and broadcast changes, and random bits of info and gossip.

Nigel Page opens up about his career-changing injury, working with Chris Kovarik, commentating on Freecaster with Rob Warner, how team budgets are handled, signing Sam Hill, why the team switched to enduro and the unfortunate end to Nukeproof Bikes.

Katy opens up about her journey through burnout, the unexpected end of GT Factory Racing, and the reality of trying to find a team in the current economic climate.