Red Bull Rampage 2022 is underway! We caught up with five riders to check out their custom freeride bikes.

Kade Edwards had a custom marbled Trek Session for this year's Darkfest.

Fresh off of a World Cup win in Switzerland, Loris Vergier let us get close to his Trek Session for a better look.

How much pressure do you want in your fork? All of it.

Pinkbike presenter Christina Chappetta has been riding the Whistler Mountain Bike Park for almost a decade now and this is the rig she'll be riding this year.

A closer look at Charlie Harrison's new Trek Session, which has a few interesting un-released parts on it.

New team, new bike, same speed.

The Session returns with a high pivot layout and an aluminum frame.

The IFHT crew hit this one out of the park.

Tom Bradshaw gets a close up look at Ethan Shandro's Trek Session.

A few more details have emerged about the new bike, including a shock we haven't seen before.

What appears to be a new Trek DH bike breaks cover at Windrock.

The World Champ gets a fitting ride.

We took a look at Pinkbike presenter Christina Chappetta's Trek Slash earlier this spring, and now we're taking a look at her downhill rig.

Jackson is hoping to shoot the moon on this ride now that he's old enough for Crankworx Rotorua events.

With a new frame just in time for the Audi Nines event, Jackson talks us through his dream bike.

Big wheels, stiff suspension, and a whole lotta green and sparkles for the American racer.

We put the new breed of wagon-wheeled DH bikes to the test.

One of the most successful, recognizable silhouettes on the DH circuit now comes with wagon wheels. So how does it compare to the newest crop of DH bikes?

This bike was built for sending - take a closer look at Gee's ride for Red Bull Hardline.

Ryan Howard named his custom painted freeride machine "Permanent Vacation."

Dean the Sardine is keeping Casey company on her customized frame, fresh out of Trek's Project One paint shop.

Jackson is now being supported by Trek, and we caught up with him at Pinkbike's Squamish HQ to check out his new extra-small Trek Session.

We put the newest version of Trek's downhill speed machine to the test.

The new Session 27.5 gets the longer, lower, and slacker treatment along with an updated frame design.

Does Trek's 35lb carbon fiber downhill bike live up to the hype? We've spent the last few months aboard it to find out.