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The Norco Race Division has just shared updated on Greg Minnaar's shoulder injury and Lucas Cruz's broken femur.

Complete with a treasure-drove of vintage MTB photos.

After two years away, racing is back on the trails of Finale Ligure for the opening round of the 2024 EDR World Cup series.

Weston Lukens is a 9-year-old who lives full time in a van with his parents and two siblings road tripping across the US and riding bikes.

See who will be racing the 2024 EDR World Cup opening round in Finale Ligure.

The WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series takes a closer look at some of this weekend's race bikes.

A glimpse of what to expect from the new course built for round two of the 2024 DH World Cup series.

All the action so far from this week's racing in Italy.

Nate Slater goes big on Vancouver Island.

side by side Fort William POVs from Vali Höll and Nina Hoffmann.

This weekend's rider list for the 2024 E-EDR World Cup opening round.

Hope Technology's trickiest customer goes to great lengths for a more compliant setup

We saw a ton of brands launch products last month.

An epic weekend at Cam Zink's property in Reno, Nevada, despite the weather.

The bitesize points from this week's podcast.

Privateer looks to be working on a full-fledged DH rig to round out their gravity lineup.

The SeaSucker Talon uses three suction cups to securely hold a bike on the top of a vehicle's roof.

Martin Maes joins Henry to talk about everything from bike tech, World Cup wins and the legacy of his tumultuous 2019 Season.

The Evil crew made their annual pilgrimage to Grass Valley, California in hopes of scoring big at the wildest race on the calendar, The Dirty Sanchez.

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

Some serious tricks.

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.

Asa Vermette, Angel Suarez and Neko Mulally's Frameworks race bikes were stolen from their van in Milton Keynes, UK.

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

There were a few hiccups, but by the end of testing the Aria delivered excellent mid-stroke support and bottom out resistance.

Just one week left until Whismas!

"Even as a kid I dreamed of jumping over a house and now it's time to do it for real."

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.

Enduro, dual slalom, jump jam, and more.

Even more exotic goodies from Riva.