A weekly update on all the latest stories from around the world of mountain biking, as well as some frank discussion about tech, racing, and everything in betwe...
Episode 265 - Trying to Justify a 41lb non-eMTB, and How to Win Your Local DH League
In our first Vodcast, we blast through Kaz's Trek Top Fuel review, Henry showcases his latest snorkeling kit, and Dario talks us through his mighty 41lb enduro bike.
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Episode 264 - Finally, The Trail Bike Field Test Roundtable
With eight different bikes and several pieces of supporting content, this Field Test has certainly been a big one. Now, it's time for its final piece - the Roundtable discussion, where we answer the ultimate question - how likely are we to recommend these bikes? And what would our order of preference be?
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Episode 263 - Is Our Ideal Trail Bike Geo Location Dependant & Henry's Changing Role
Our usual mix of bike and tech reflections. Does the perfect bike ever really exist?
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Episode 262 - When to Give In and Take Your Bike to a Mechanic, and Should Racing Stay "Amateur"?
Hear ye, hear ye, let's talk even more about mountain bikes.
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Episode 261 - Greg Minnaar on Blank Chequebooks, Winning Culture & How to Truly Test a Bike
When Greg Minnaar left the Santa Cruz Syndicate, it was about as big of a news story as you get in mountain bike racing. A rider who went against the very best of each generation, it was at one time impossible to think of him racing for anyone other than the Californian brand. One season later, to say he's landed on his feet would be an understatement. His 2024 racing season didn't unfold as he would have hoped, but he rounds out the year with a World Cup podium, fresh motivation, and a partnership with a brand he seems to be very well aligned with, even if now it's about helping other riders win, and not his own racing ambitions.
Brian and I caught up with him to talk about old bikes, blank chequebooks and the lucky number 13.
A weekly update on all the latest stories from around the world of mountain biking, as well as some frank discussion about tech, racing, and everything in between. Hosted by Henry Quinney and featuring a rotating cast of the Pinkbike editorial team and other guests.
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