Matthew Fairbrother continues his impressive adventures as he races the Enduro World Cup series.

We'd like this one to see the light of day.

We're not not jealous that this is how Matt Beer spent his last week of work.

Matt completed six days, 27 stages, 12,357m of Descending and 165 km with zero uplifts and entirely self-supported

Fairbrother is skipping the shuttles, and will be traveling by pedal and paddle power between race days.

Our own Matt Beer will be taking part in the race across the Nelson-Tasman region at the top of NZ's South Island starting this weekend.

Fairbrother's list of impressive endeavors continues as he completes a 160-kilometre loop with over 8000 meters of vertical.

Join Matthew Fairbrother for a lap of the Snowshoe course on his enduro bike.

Matthew Fairbrother takes his enduro bike for a lap of the XC course in Les Gets.

The Scotland-based challenge covers 550 miles (885km) with over 50,000 feet (15,240 meters) of elevation gain.

Eric and Matt are back for another season of bikepacking from one Enduro World Cup round to another.

Matthew Fairbrother says the commute from Maydena to Derby was probably the most miserable one he has faced yet.

Matthew Fairbrother is back for another season as he rides to the 2023 Enduro World Cup rounds.

Following up on one of our favourite stories of the year, we caught up with Matthew Fairbrother at the end of the EWS season.

Matt Fairbrother has turned 18 since we last caught up, and he has lots of new stories to tell from the journey.

Updated after Matt goes Top 10 at EWS with a dislocated finger.

After already completing an Everest challenge, Matthew Fairbrother takes on a new goal.