The Troy has 150mm of rear travel, mixed wheels, and a Bosch Performance Line SX 55Nm motor with a 400Wh battery.

The 125mm travel bike is also compatible with 26-inch wheels.

In conjunction with the launch of the collective team initiative, Devinci is introducing a new community grant program.

A Canadian-made eMTB that packs a punch for its price.

Gossip and guesses for 2024.

The Gen 4 Troy Carbon and the made-in-Canada Kobain are now available in the classy Green Gold color option.

"I still love this sh*t".

The French rider and Canadian brand find common ground.

Greg Callaghan and Evan Wall are uncertain of their situations for next year.

This is the dog content you're looking for.

Plenty of custom touches on this stars-and-stripes freeride machine.

The gravity-oriented Chainsaw can be build up in a variety of configurations.

A new Bosch-powered, mixed wheel option in the all-mountain eMTB space.

Devinci's ambassador lineup includes a wide range of riders from multiple disciplines.

Steve, Kenny and Jack let loose on the trails with the Devinci Chainsaw.

The Chainsaw can be built up with a single or dual crown fork, with either 170 or 180mm of rear travel.

What if Stevie's spirit lived on in the form of a bike?

Join Devinci Global Racing athletes as they explore the region's diverse terrain.

Watch the Nevada transplant get a feel for the Sea to Sky granite, with a little help from his friends.

Devinci Global Racing is ready for another year with returning riders, Georgia Astle, Evan Wall, and Greg Callaghan.

The freerider goes out in search of British Columbia’s most striking natural landscapes.

Loam smashing.

A baker's dozen worth of bikes that could be due for a revision in the next year or so.

Cam's been riding a brand new bike.

The inaugural Devinci Down-Duro, a weekend dedicated to downhill and enduro racing, is taking place July 8-10.

Take a look into Cam’s perspective on what it means to build the “perfect bike”.

The new E-Troy and the E-Spartan will begin shipping to Devinci dealers at the end of June.

The winner of the first season of Pinkbike Academy talks about what it's like to be a professional mountain biker. And shreds.

Devinci Global Racing gets together in California for the first camp of 2022.

Vanderhoek thrives under pressure.

The winner of season one of Pinkbike Academy joins Greg Callaghan and Georgia Astle for the full EWS circuit.

Zink lands a new deal with the Canadian brand.

Greg Callaghan is sticking with his current setup for at least the next two years.

Efficient, aluminum, and relatively affordable - the Value Bike of the Year is...

Does creating room for a water bottle always mean that compromises have been made?

Wright moves on after 5 years.

Georgia Astle grew up in Whistler and is always getting up to something fun in the mountains.

A secret no longer, Devinci's new Spartan has hopped aboard the high pivot train.

As seen in that spy shot.

The five bikes that ended up in full-suspension category of our latest Value Bikes Field Trip had between 120 and 135mm of rear travel and cost between $2,300 and $3,000 USD, but were very different bikes out on the trail.

The Marshall is the least expensive full suspension bike we had on test despite the fact that the frame is made in Canada.

Rooted In Ireland is the story of a bond between father and son that was built on the muddy race tracks and trails of Ireland

5 hardtails and 5 full-suspension bikes under $3,000 put to the test on the Sunshine Coast.

A multi-day search for singletrack, scree chutes and black-powder bowls.

Tom Bradshaw takes a look at Georgia Astles' brand new Troy.

At 24, the young man’s future in racing looks bright but it hasn’t always been this way.

10 interesting downhill bikes that didn't quite make it to the mass market.

Devinci has two new Canadian-made bikes - a 130mm trail bike and a hardtail, both of which are surprisingly affordable.

The Unior Tools team has been racing on Devinci bikes in downhill, enduro and cross country.

Digging in a little further into the backstory of the Wilson HP.

Updated with Dorval AM. Propain, Canyon, Devinci, YT and One Vision tell the story behind their weekends

Devinci's all-new Troy is a 140mm-travel trail bike that’s meant to do all the things, even if some of those things are kinda sketchy.

Slabs, steeps and hero dirt.

Looks like Devinci have something new in the works.

Greg Callaghan is on a new bike and a new team for 2020.

A few more pro bikes from this past weekend's race at Windrock.

We check out the new ride for Ireland's fastest racer.

A prototype fork and shock along with a Shimano drivetrain indicate some major updates for not only suspension in general, but also Devinci's top-tier athletes.

The 18-year-old has worked his way up from Devinci's Development team to its Factory squad.

The 3x EWS winner leaves Cube for a new ride on Unior Devinci alongside Keegan Wright.

The Canadian gravity racer reconnects with the people and trails that shaped his riding.

Zoe is back in Squamish to do some turns with local shredder Christina Chappetta.

A monthly round-up of the latest tech, including gear from Norco, Muc-Off, Nukeproof, TRP, and others.

There was an unbelievable amount of eMTB stuff at Eurobike, and among all the fluff there were more than a few interesting bits.

Devinci mixes music puns with electricity puns in their AC, DC, and EP lineup.

Devinci's new Django 29 has 120mm of travel and an aggressive spec that caters to a wide spread of riders.

The young Kiwi is fast, wickedly precise, and playful in this episode of 'The Wright Line'.

The big bikes are being prepped for battle on the steeps of Andorra.

Check out what some of the top riders are riding heading into the 2019 EWS at Les Orres.

Keegan Wright explores the singletrack and history of Derby, Tasmania.

The rain has arrived, and racers and mechanics are preparing for a wet weekend of DH racing.

We've teamed up with Devinci to bring you one hell of a giveaway.

Dakotah's raring to go aboard his fresh Devinci Wilson 29.

Devinci's Spartan is usually the weapon of choice, but Wright wagered that the shorter-travel and more nimble Troy would prevail Down Under.

Ross Bell explores the Chicoutimi factory and finds out how Devinci was almost stopped in its tracks before it had even got going.

A whole lot of Canadians and one Swiss rider will be on Devinci this coming season.

4 more World Cup proven downhill machines with big wheels. Can they top the Commencal?

The newest Devinci Wilson is a big mountain brawler that's not afraid to go fast.

Nothing but fast times for the team in beautiful Italy.

Kirk McDowall joins American Dakotah Norton and Slovenian Jure Zabjek to complete this international trio.

Félix Gauthier talks about the Canadian brand's success, its rich racing heritage, and a stumbling block so big that it nearly brought them to their knees before they could even get going.

Pinkbike's tech editors choose between the Pivot Firebird, Devinci Spartan, and the Scott Ransom. Which one would you pick?

The new Spartan is a burly, unflinching bike, with big wheels and 165mm of travel.

Descents for days in the fourth round of the DeVinci Enduro Series on Cruz Loma.

With 29" wheels and 140mm of rear travel the new Troy has plenty of competition - how does it stack up?

You've seen it all year under Damien Oton and Keegan Wright at the Enduro World Series this year, but it's no longer a poorly-kept secret.

Formerly only available to Devinici's World Cup team, the Wilson 29 has now officially been released to the general public. We sat down with Julien Boulais, Devinici's brand manager, to find out more about this new DH machine.

The Devinci Sabbath is the single-speed hardtail pump track bike that Keegan Wright won the Crankworx Rotorua Pump Track Challenge on earlier this year.

Devinci's flagship downhill bike gets an overhaul and moves to 29-inch wheels, keeping up with the trend of big-wheel DH rigs.

DH tires, coil shocks, and plenty of travel is the trend for this weekend's big race.

Damien Oton was a full time plumber who raced bikes in his spare time before the Enduro World Series came to La Thuile in 2014. Get to know Oton and the rest of Unior Devinci Factory Racing in this video.

The 140mm Devinci Troy is now available with 27.5 or 29" wheels, updated geometry, a full carbon frame... and it has SuperBoost.

The small town of Zhud, sitting at 2800 meters above sea level, was the starting point for the second round of the Ecuador Devinci Enduro Series.

Kiwi Keegan is racing a 120mm Django at Crankworx Les Gets 100% Dual Slalom.

Finn Hopper rides his Devinci Spartan in this pedal to the metal edit.

This 38 km course, with its four stages and tough liaisons, tested the fitness and preparation of the riders who will be attending the Enduro World Series events in Chile.

Is this what Devinci fans have been waiting for, a 29" Spartan?

Devinci has produced a wagon-wheeled DH sled for Dakotah Norton and the rest of the Unior/Devinci Factory Racing squad, but it's not available to the public. It sure looks production-ready though!

Matt Beer will be joining Kirk McDowall and Kenny Smith on Devinci for 2018, and Rachel Pageau, Hugo Langevin and John Lefrançois will form the Devinci Development Racing program.

Dakotah Norton will be racing the UCI World Cup DH alongside Jure Žabjek and Rudy Cabirou, while Keegan Wright joins Damien Oton on the Enduro World Series circuit as a part of the newly formed Unior/Devinci Factory Racing.

The duo will take on this year's EWS season aboard the latest generation of Spartan.

Keegan's 2018 season is shaping up to be another gangbusters trip around the world, racing select downhill World Cups in addition to his full EWS schedule. We took the opportunity to take a look at his new downhill rig.

Devinci bills their new Spartan as the "ultimate" enduro weapon. That's a ballsy claim. Here's how it rides.

Dive in and find out what happened at round four of the Ecuador DeVinci Enduro Series in Montañita.

The young Kiwi ripper will be representing the brand with his fun-loving riding for 2017.

Take a closer look at Damien Oton's purple and green race machine.

The series heads to the center of the country to race the amazing trails of this small city.

Now you've seen the new Devinci Spartan, how about the chance to win one? Evo is giving you that chance.

Angel Fire Bike Park's new trail, Devinci's Code is finally ready for some tires in its dirt.

Lighter, stiffer, slacker, longer...Devinci gives the Spartan a bit of a makeover. Here's the story and a few first ride impressions.

The air-sprung DH fork, still in the prototype stages, was wired up for data acquisition. Its maker requests the brand remains a secret, for now.

Find out how you can donate to the building of trails in the area of Calgary and be in for a chance of three different prizes!

Kenny Smith rallies the Devinci Troy around a number of Squamish classics.

Theo Galy is aboard an unmarked carbon frame at this week's Enduro World Series race.

We catch up with Devinci riders Damien Oton and Theo Galy about their bike setup for the Madeira Enduro World Series recently.

One year on from the passing of the late, great, Stevie Smith, Devinci sets out to inspire young riders around the globe through his foundation.

Devinci’s MTB retro-spawn blasts off to commemorate the brand's 30th anniversary.

Formula are happy to announce their continued partnership with Italian based, AB Devinci team. Full details inside.

There are more 29" trail bikes on the market than ever - where does the 120mm Django fit in?

We put Devinci's flagship DH machine to the test.

A decision not taken lightly following such a tragedy, Devinci Cycles have announced they will step away from UCI Downhill racing for 2017.

Congrats to Calgary area riders, you raised over $10,000.00 to be split between the Calgary Mountain Bike Alliance, Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association, and Moose Mountain Bike Trails Society

Do you love to ride, but maybe you can't find the time for trail days? Well you can help by donating and that will go a long ways in helping the trails too.

Come along on a journey to the heart of Poutine country and its diverse trails.

Devinci's Marshall goes both ways--27+ and 29er. We rode the bike in both guises. Here are some first impressions on the new Devinci Marshall Carbon.

Follow Victor Dubois as he shreds Morzine aboard his Devinci.

When Devinci rolled out the Django 27.5 trail bike, the first question on many riders minds was, "Why isn't Devinci making an aggressive 29er version?" Well, here's the 29er version.

This weekend the World Cup DH series is in Devinci's backyard and they are giving you a chance to win a team replica Wilson DH frame.

What exactly is Devinci's 140mm-travel Troy best at?

Manufacturing bikes is a work of art, from design to creation every step of the process is intricate. Go behind the scenes and see how Devinci creates its bikes from assembly line to the trail.

Canada's DH racing season is starting in few days and it's time for the Major Cycles Team to release its new partnership with Cycles Devinci.

Devinci rolls out a limited-edition version of its all-mountain Troy model.

We catch up with Stevie Smith's mechanic, Nigel Reeve as he talks us through Stevie's bike and set up for the weekend.

Check in with Devinci Global Racing as they gear up for race season.

We take a closer look at Devinci's latest carbon fiber gravity machine to see if carbon really is the answer to a faster bike.

Although results were mixed the team still had an awesome time in Bright for the National Champs.

Devinci's new 120mm Django chassis is finally unchained.

When a relatively unknown racer lands a factory spot with one of the fastest teams on the DH circuit, we had to know more about him.

Vets and new threats highlight DGR’s 2016 UCI/EWS gravity roster.

'Tis the season for fatbiking, so Devinci have given us a Minus to giveaway in the advent calendar today.

The 27.5+ train is full steam ahead at Eurobike - and Devinci have jumped on board.

The 2016 Troy gets a re-design that adds length and rigidity.

Devinci's re-designed trail bike ridden by their World Cup racers.

Stevie Smith's supposedly one-off World Champs bike gets done in up in carbon fiber for the enduro racers out there, but can its abilities live up to its origins?

Buy a Devinci and get a free custom color coordinated Chromag bar plus enter to win a deluxe bundle of goods.

Kenny Smith is having a little change and bringing the hane to team Cycles Devinci in 2015.

Ian Morrison takes his Devinci team mates on a tour of the Whistler Bike Park.

A close look at Devinci's nearly production ready Wilson SL downhill bike.

How does running 40% sag and making a mid-race handlebar swap sound? Whistler's rowdy Enduro World Series course makes for some interesting setup options.

Dave Weagle sits down in front of the camera to talk about the development of Devinci's new Spartan enduro bike.

Maxima Racing adds Devinci Global Racing to its list of partners this season.

Damien Oton is on a fresh new carbon race machine at EWS 5.

Smith is back in action at Fort William and aboard a 650B-wheeled Wilson DH bike. Will he be taking his machine to a comeback victory?

Devinci unveils their new enduro race machine just in time for this weekend's EWS event.

Is this evolved version of Stevie Smith's World Championship race bike a sign of things to come?

Cycles Devinci along with partner Alltricks.com are ready for the Enduro World Series (EWS) with their new team.

We take a detailed look at the prototype 650B Wilson that Nick Beer raced to third place at the New Zealand National Championships.

Pinkbike's full report on the Canadian bike brand's first carbon fiber 140-millimeter-travel trailbike with mid-size-wheels.

Devinci are back and have added some youngsters to complement the roster.

We test the Devinci Dixon RX carbon trail bike.

A close look at a bike created especially for the World Championships, Stevie Smith's prototype Devinci race bike.

An unseen gravity bike from the Canadian brand makes an appearance at Crankworx, but questions remain.

The mid-travel, 650B-wheeled trail bike segment gets another player, with Devinci giving us an exclusive early look at their 140mm travel Troy Carbon SL.

Watching Devinci Global Racing's rise to the top spot on the podium has been pretty exciting. Steve Smith, Nick Beer, and Mark Wallace are looking fast in Mike Goldstein's latest video.

Winning free stuff, especially bikes, is rad. Now go win this Carbon Devinci Dixon.

*Contest closes on Friday, have you entered?*

Smith, Beer and Wallace talk about the year upcoming.

Smith highlights roster as DGR rolls out its WC-dominating formula.

The Devinci race team has had the best year in their history, take a look back.

We take a close look at Steve Smith's World Cup winning Wilson Carbon, a bike that may set a new standard when it comes to paying attention to the details.

A behind the scenes look at Devinci's new Wilson Carbon downhill bike, including video with both Steve Smith and Dave Weagle.

We ride Devinci's top tier Wilson SL downhill bike to find out just how fast the Canadian-made race bike actually is.

Pinkbike traveled to Devinci's Chicoutimi, Quebec, factory for an exclusive first look at their new Wilson Carbon downhill bike.

Ian Morrison needed some training for the Whistler beer league this Summer, so he met the fastest man around, Steve Smith, for a day of training in Pemberton.

We put the Canadian made Devinci Dixon RC to the test. Does its Split Pivot design equal suspension nirvana?

Steve Smith, Nick Beer, George Brannigan and Gianluca Vernassa are on board for Devinci in 2012

Devinci's Dixon RC has arrived at Pinkbike for a proper thrashing. Have a look at the preview inside to learn more about this Canadian made trail slayer.

Dave Weagle is here to explain how the Split Pivot system works on the 2012 Devinci mountain bikes.

Devinci's 2012 Wilson downhill bike gets a carbon fiber swingarm for 2012, and we take the first look at their new Atlas 29'er.

Devinci has been making bikes for over 20 years and they want you to see what goes on inside their Quebec based facility, so watch and learn.

Pinkbike takes a closer look at Steve Smith's new World Cup Weapon, the Devinci Wilson. Check out all the photos and info inside!

Devinci Global Racing takes on the World with the addition of World Cup Racer Steve Smith! Pinkbike was at DGR's first shoot, check out the video of Steve in action!

Steve Smith of Cassidy, B.C. has just joined the Devinci Cycles for the 2011 and we were at his first video shoot aboard the new Wilson. Between runs Steve was able to answer a few questions for us.

Cycles Devinci, the producer of Canadian hand crafted bicycles from Quebec, has hired Gabe Fox for International Sales & Marketing in the mountain bike sector.

Gabe comes with over 15 years of bicycle industry experience in sales and marketing. As Cycles Devinci’s newest member, Fox will be responsible for everything from International Sales to Global Mountain Bike Marketing.

Read on,

Devinci's new and much anticipated 2011 Wilson has been generating an incredible amount of buzz, and rightfully so, as the new bike is a complete redesign with the help of suspension guru Dave Weagle. That's all well and good, but some trail time is what we all really want to hear about. We were fortunate enough to be able to put in some hot laps at Whistler and then keep the new Wilson for six weeks of thrashing on our local B.C. mountains. Inside you can read the first test of the 2011 Wilson, check out all of the photos, and watch three videos!

Read on,

Devinci debuted their brand new 2011 Wilson downhill bike at Interbike's Outdoor Demo today and it was attracting an incredible amount of attention. We caught up with the bike's designer, Dave Weagle, to give us the lowdown on the Split Pivot equipped Canadian speed machine.

Inside you can watch and learn as Dave gives you a video tour of the new bike!

*Wilson Geometry Chart has been updated*
Read on...

Devinci has been doing a good job of keeping their new DH, AM and XC bikes a secret, but we are here to share information on the all new Wilson (DH), Dixon (AM) and Dexter (XC) with you.

Inside you'll find pics and geo charts on all three models,

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Go with the flow | It is with a lot of pride and big smiles that Devinci Cycles is announcing that our already famous Evan Schwartz, freeride up and coming star, will be continuing to shred with us for the next 2 years!

More details and video inside,

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Last week Devinci Bikes held a contest where the winner would walk away with a brand new 2010 Devinci District hard tail bike and that winner is Patrick Crane (Smereudere here on Pinkbike) from Toronto, Ontario.

Congrats Patrick!

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Devinci Bikes has some exciting new things coming out this season and they want you to be the first to hear about it all. Register here and you'll have a chance at winning a brand new Devinci District bike. Keep up to date on exciting new bikes, team news and possibly win a bike too!

More details inside,

It is with my great pleasure to announce the return of Team Pinkbike.com / Devinci for the 2010 season. With the team under shared management (Tyler Maine and myself Cam Hilts), a new fleet of riders, and a new set of sponsors it's calling for new fresh season.

For the 2010 season Team Pinkbike.com / Devinci will be focusing on transforming our young Canadian talent into top World Cup racers in the near future. You can find the team traveling the Canada Cup Circuit, World Cup circuit, and the BC Cup Circuit as well as races like the US Open, Sea Otter Classic, Crankworx Whistler, and many others. With a fleet of strong young talent we see our 2010 season being an amazing one. Team Pinkbike.com / Devinci is made up of Elite riders Simon Garstin and Cam Woods, as well as the strong Junior Expert squad of Alex Currie, Cam Hilts and Riley Suhan backing them. More details inside,

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After more than two years of filming Life Cycles, the Stance Films crew was heading to northern Quebec (Canada) to the Devinci Cycles factory. The plan was to take some factory shots and they got more than they expected!

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Devinci and their Spanish Distributor XMS Racing Import are proud to announce their new World Cup Downhill team. Devinci and XMS have come together to form a solid team with some of the best European riders. The team will be covering the World Cup circuit, the Maxxis Cup and many other international races. The team launch took place in La Fenasosa Bike Park (Spain) one of the hot spots in Europe renowned for their downhill and free ride trails. The team took the opportunity to extensively test their new bikes and essential components like their custom made BOS rear shocks and trying out different settings and fine tuning all elements for the imminent season start.

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It is with great pride that Devinci is getting on board with the young and already famous Kootenay local Evan Schwartz for 2009. Being Joe Schwartz’s little brother, he has been hanging around and riding with the sport’s top athletes for a long time. His riding has taken him all around the world on epic journeys, having the chance to discover and perfect his skills on various types of terrain.

The snow is melting in most places and some folks have already been pinning it in others, so we want to tell you about our new 2009 Downhill Race Team. The team is all new for this race season and there's even been a few shifts in the sponsorship ranks as well. We're super stoked on the whole set up and are looking forward to getting the race season underway.

Learn more about our racers and sponsors inside...

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Devinci is proud to announce their partnership with Canadian’s National DH Champion Andrew Mitchell for the 2009 season. The 21 year old ripper from Victoria BC will be racing all over the world on his new rig.

“We’re excited to have Andrew on board for the 2009 season; he will be a key member in the development of the mountain bike line up. He will also give us great exposure and feedback from all the races that he will attend.” Said David Régnier Bourque, Devinci Marketing manager.

The 2009 Devinci Bikes' line up of All Mountain, Freeride, Dirt Jump and Downhill bikes are what we'll be looking at today as they are the bikes that well, we all like to ride the most. We'll take a look at the Wilson 4, Wilson 2, Frantik 3, Frantik 2, Hectik 2, Hectik 1 and go over some details from the Districts.

Check it all out inside:

In the last feature we showed you how a bike gets designed and the testing it undergoes in order to become the best it can be for you and I when it's time to purchase it. In this article, we'll show you exactly what goes on from taking the aluminum tubes and chunks of billet, to machining them into hand built Canadian bikes. And we'll even show you a nice history lesson with the owner of Devinci bikes - Felix Gauthier.

Check out the whole process with videos and pictures inside:

Devinci manufactures a lot of bikes in their factory in Chicoutimi Quebec and myself and Ambrose were there to learn about the whole process that happens from concept in CAD to boxed bike on its way to your local bike shop. This is part one of our tour and we'll be looking at the concept process where a bike is created on the designer's computer, then to prototyping it, testing prototypes in the test bench area as well as information on Devinci's instrumented bike that they created to gather valuable information for creating the best bikes they can. We'll also be going for a lunch time ride with a bunch of the employees as they enjoy the great XC trails just outside the factory door.

Videos, pictures and information inside:

We awoke Sunday morning to blue skies, yellow leaves and cool fall weather. What more could you ask for from a late October day? Our crew was eager to get to the parking lot and suit up so that they could show us the trails that they love to rip on all summer long. Bromont is only about an hour outside of Montreal and is quickly becoming a major destination for mountain bikers. This year they hosted a World Cup DH event on the back side of their mountain, an area in which they are expanding their DH trails to more and more.

Check out all my quick clips, pics and Ambrose’s movie from the day of riding in Bromont!

This week we’ll be spending some time in La Belle Province De Quebec visiting with Devinci Bikes. We’ll be going to Bromont to ride the bike park with numerous staff members for the last chair lift day of the season. Then we’ll make the pilgrimage from Bromont to Chicoutimi some 5 hours away to tour the Devinci factory where we’ll bring you all the details on their 2009 line up and the manufacturing facility where they make their bikes. First we just need to get from Vancouver to Montreal, Quebec.

Check out the trip there inside,

A few weeks ago we told you about a contest that Devinci Bikes in partnership with Jim Beam were hosting. Well here are the pictures from the week's worth of winners.

Cycles Devinci and Jim Beam are excited to have partnered-up for Crankworx 2008. During the week, they will be giving out tons of fantastic prizes such as bikes, swag and much much more.

After a very successful season on board the 2007 Devinci Wilson 2 bikes, it was a no brainer to stick with the bike company out of Quebec for 2008. Devinci had been hard at work creating a whole new version of their successful Wilson and it is what our DH Team is on board this race season. The team is on board the all new Wilson 4 frames with some custom love from the rest of the sponsors.

Read on to check out the fancy new rigs:

Now most of the people that read this web site go up to Whistler and ride the chair and huck off whatever and crash their brains out and yada yada yada. Well I had a different idea, the plan was to pack the car up with an XC bike and the road bike and my kayak just in case and see what can happen and it was all good.

I have not had this much fun in a while, mind you I am now quite wrecked but it was all worth it!

Now that we have managed to tie all our team sponsors up, applied them all to 1 product, now we need something that will get us in motion. That is where FSA/Gravity comes into play. We at Pinkbike.com would like to welcome FSA/Gravity to the team. Enough bragging, check out what we got!

Welcome to the team FSA/Gravity!

The French have been known for making some high quality shwag, and Devinci represents this name hard. This could very well be one of the many reasons why I was not surprised at the quality, and attention to detail on the recent addition to my bicycle fleet. Pinkbike.com readers, I ride at an International Elite level and it's an Olympic year, so I am here to see if the Devinci Moonracer SL4 and I are made of Olympic material.

Grand Junction Colorado, 1996, a small "Performance Bike Parts" company was born. Mountain Racing Products, or better known as MRP, created their first chain guide. The system 1 was born, and it would forever change the way we kept our chains in line and on our rings. The Pinkbike.com/Devinci DH team is happy to have MRP on board for 2008 with the all new G2 guides.

Maxxis tires are the choice for many pro racers, and even more non pro riders. Not only do they have a large selection of tires, but their tread patterns and compounds accent each tire to its highest degree.

Maxxis tires has been at the top of the tire game for a long time, so that's why we chose them when we were sourcing out our rubbers.

Troy Lee Designs, cleverly labeled "For the Worlds Fastest Riders" has come through with some well needed protection. No, not the kind of protection your parents kid about. Were talking carbon fiber construction, moisture wicking fabric's, and shorts.

Chromag Bikes are well known for their frames and great component line up. The Pinkbike.com/Devinci DH Team was fortunate to run their bar and stem combo last year and are equally stoked to have Chromag on board for 2008.

Check out the goodies that Chromag is bolting up this year:

Another very important shipment of Pinkbike.com team products has arrived. Does the term "Rollin on Swiss" make any sense to you? Yeah, us neither, but read on to figure out where we were going with that one.

Have a look at the Big Red Wheels:

Marzocchi Suspension is back on board with the Pinkbike.com/Devinci DH Team for the 2008 season. Marzocchi has supplied our team with ROCO World Cup rear shocks and 888 RC3s and 888 WC ATA front forks. Our team will be pinning it across the rough stuff with confidence this year.

Read on to learn more about the suspension components the team is riding this season:

Has it been a long winter? Do miss that feeling you get from riding your bike? More importantly do miss that feeling when you’re drifting both wheels hanging on for dear life not sure if you’re going to make it cause you got a little too rad in the last section of trail? Then be sure to attend Too Rad, this years Toronto bike show party presented by the Primary/Devinci race team and Sram. We may not be on bikes, but we will be getting loose and for some maybe even a little too rad. If you’re attending this years International Bike Show in Toronto be sure not to miss it.

We just received a big box of more saddles than even John Wayne could utilize, thankfully the Pinkbike.com/Devinci DH team will be able to make use of them though. Wilderness Trail Bikes a.k.a. WTB, will be once again supplying the team seats for this year's race season.

Check out what they are gonna be comfortably sitting on this year:

The first of the 2008 Pinkbike.com/Devinci downhill team sponsor products has found its way through the office doors. ODI lock on grips will keep the team's hands from spinning on the bars and their bikes looking good. ODI is the top choice for lock on grips and we're proud to have them on board for 2008.

Check out all the colors that the team will be rockin' this year:

2008 marks a huge change in Devinci's long travel down hill bike line up. In the past few years they have had as many as 5 different models that covered their DH/FR line up, all with a similar frame design, only varying in geometry to meet rider’s needs. But for 2008, a brand new frame has arisen from a whole lot of data collection and input from team and test riders. Once everything was compiled and the drawing board versions were actually being ridden and abused, the 2008 Wilson is now ready for the public. Here is a look into what you can expect from the 2008 Devinci Wilson 3.

Pinkbike.com and Cycles Devinci are proud to introduce their 2007 Downhill team. Returning for their third year with Pinkbike.com are Derek Chambers (Men's Elite) and Fiona Taylor (Women's Elite), while Simon Stevenson (Master Expert) is returning for his second season with the team. The new comer to Pinkbike.com, but no stranger to Cycles Devinci is mister Geoff Pendrel (Men's Elite). The team will be sporting Wilson 2s that have been tricked out from the various outside team sponsors.

Have a look at who the team is and what they will be riding this season:

So we all headed out of Penticton last night in seperate directions but with a main goal of to meet in Whistler today at noon. Well Mike's Turbo in his Diesel starting acting up on their trip back to Kamloops, where Gee and Flatty O Tool were going to pick up Gee's truck and limp it home. The 4Runner was still pulling strong with me and FGT inside, but it was developing one hell of a shimmy when breaking. Just need to get home after today was my main thought. After sleeping on the side of the road, we rolled into Whistler and were greeted by blue skies.

It's the fourth day and only the second time that the whole crew has been together on this trip-haha so much for good planning. This morning the talk was once again about getting up really early for trail shredding, but last night Gee and Ross discovered that they liked DUDEs-heck I think Steve Mitchel even had his first DUDE. Needless to say the straight crew was ready, but waiting on our friends that earned their new aliases - Flatty O' Tool and Stunt Cock to get their DUDE loving asses out of bed.

So this morning we decide to split up our 5 rider crew that had finally all found each other as Mike had to be in Penticton for 8:30am and Gee’s truck well it needed to find some love today. FGT joined Mike in the early (5:20am departure) trip to Penticton and I stayed behind with the rif raf to help sort out the truck. Plus if the truck is down for a few days, the 3 of us can load up the 4 runner and hit the road and be in Penticton this afternoon, right?

This morning was set to be an early ride day, but with Mr. Lova Lova Kinrade getting back at 9 am and tired from the “rain”, it was looking like a later start was in order. So today the “plan” was the Kamloops Bike Ranch and then trails in the afternoon. Let’s see how that “plan” holds up.

The Devinci Log Jam was originally me & Kinrade’s idea, basically if you rode a Devinci, you are in. So we had Ross the potty mouthed Irish dude, Fiona, who I called to say good luck in Port Alberni and then all of a sudden she was coming, (that is where the log jam got broken up), me and Mike. The idea is to ride our bikes in Kamloops, Kelowna and Penticton over the next 4-5 days, pretty standard road trip stuff. Here is how the first day unfolded:

We said it would be Gigantic and it was. The Riding Feels Good Party, presented by SRAM and hosted by Primary/Daredevil was a smashing success. The club, UKULA was packed, the tunes were great, and there were lots of ladies in attendance.

Devinci receives the official winner at the factory…

After holding the Canada wide "I did it my way!" contest last summer, Cycles Devinci is greeting the winner at the factory from March 11th to March 17th 2007. David Cusack from Victoria, BC will be participating in the building process of his own bike, from tube machining to components assembly.

Primary/Daredevil Racing has GIGANTIC Plans… And you are invited!! On Saturday March 3rd -yes that’s right, during the notorious spring International Bike Show in Toronto- we here at team Primary/Daredevil are partnering with Sram to bring you riding feels good!! An incredible party at UKULA night-club (www.ukula.com).

The Primary/Daredevil team is proud to announce the signing of its first female rider.

Erin Lewis of Nanaimo, BC has joined the team. She's a great addition:
she's friendly, keen to rise up thought the ranks of the pro women's field, and she has a professional and marketable presence as an athlete as well as expert bike handling skills. Erin's unique perspective on how to improve the team and the sport of Downhill Mountain Biking also fits with Primary/Daredevil's goals to grow the sport.

The first overall National Series ranking and Canada Cup overall winner, Adrienne Miller, is back onboard Team Devinci for a huge season of cross Canada, rubber shredding racing. “With such an amazing '06 season under her belt, we’re so proud to be supporting this athlete again and wish her all the best!” says Devinci. On board with Devinci for '07 will be her local shop of Courtenay, BC, Mountain City Cycle.

All the best Adrienne!

Cycles Devinci is stoked to be re-signing Mike Kinrade for the 2007 season. It's so valuable for me to be riding for a company that shares the same passion for bikes as I do. We are all so lucky to be doing what we love in our lives and I have so much respect for the people who value that. This bike company does it all. From the concept and design to making the bikes right here in our home country. You don't see this very often anymore and the passion and dedication that the company has to the sport is incomparable.

Cycles Devinci is pleased to announce the recent signing of new Canadian DH team, Primary/Daredevil. The team will have a complete national presence with high-profile riders in three provinces.

The Wilson is Devinci's cream of the crop DH race bike and the spec proves that it's ready to take on what ever you have to throw at it. We decided to throw a lot of rain, jumps and skinnies at the Wilson and see what it could take. The Wilson got handed arounded like a town bicycle(well it is a bike after all) in the begining, but found its way into the hands of Kat Duffels for some good time lovin'.

Promising season on the Canadian downhill circuit.

Let the 2006 downhill season begin! Downhillers Mathieu Laurin, Geoff Pendrel, brothers Dominick and Philippe Ménard, and up-and-comer Adrienne Miller have all decided to renew their agreement with the Devinci Daredevil Team, much to the delight of everyone.