Bunyaville State Forest – A local’s Haunt
Bunyaville State Forest is home to a local trail network that provides anyone on the North side of Brisbane a place to spin their wheels on the trail. Within 18km…
Boomerang Farm: Where gravity meets the dirt….
When it comes to gravity mountain biking, Boomerang Farm is amongst the best locations in Australia. Home to Outlook Riders Alliance and boasting homegrown members like Remy Morton, the trails…
To Carbon or not to Carbon, that is the question….
The introduction of carbon in the bicycle industry was a massive leap forward in weight reduction and stiffness of frames and for many it became the only material they would…
Nerang State Forest – Home of the 2018 Comm Games MTB
Nerang State Forest lies on the edge of the Gold Coast bordering the hinterland and within a stones throw of the beaches. It is home to one of the best…
Miles in the legs – How to get faster on the trail
For many mountain bikers it can become difficult to get faster, it can become difficult to keep improving and we begin to wonder how the heck the elite guys do…
Review – 661 Comp Full face
In this review we will take a look at the 661 Comp full face helmet that was put to the test over the 2017 race season in Queensland, Australia. A…
Rider Direct MTB Sales – is this the death of the LBS?
Mountain bike production giant Intense cycles has shaken the industry this week with announcement of a new rider direct sales model and a drop in retail prices of all their…
Chasing the Gnar
As a gravity rider or any mountain bike rider for that matter, progression is the key. We need to keep expanding our comfort zone, pushing ourselves further and enhancing our…
Rubber Side Down
As mountain bikers we pride ourselves on our ability to explore the natural environment whilst chasing that all too familiar rush of adrenaline that accompanies the gravity-fed sport we indulge ourselves in. It is not just enough to head down the trail, but how far can we push the rubber before traction breaks?