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Since its release in late 2017, our Whyte S-150c RS has had a very thorough thrashing up and down Alp, zipping through frost covered dust, smashing into snowmelt softened mud and heading sideways through greasy leaf litter mulch. It has had two years of full time guiding abuse and so we can prettyRead more
Sam and Tom, a long-time friend, one-time BV chef and now Bike Radar’s technical editor, went to Lesotho looking for adventure and some some fun between the race tapes. This they had and so much more. You can watch Tom’s video of their adventure below and/or read Sam’s account even further down. Spoiler alert: SamRead more
Check out these amazing labels for our new pet side project: BikeVillage beer! Seriously, everyone should have a talented Norwegian graphic designer friend (@rwestvig) – just look what they do on their lunch breaks: We could do with some snappy ideas for beer names however. So to spread the love a bit, we’re reaching out to you,Read more
Do you love the idea of being guided by a qualified Anglophone (or insert your own native language here) MTB instructor-guide during your next trip to the French Alps? Do you hate the idea of them having to pick up soap in a French prison for their pains? Well help is at hand in bothRead more
It’s the biggie, the question I’ve been asking myself since the first time I wrapped my mountain bike in cardboard and took a train to the mountains of Europe. That was in 1994, when I was 17. Where IS the best Alps mountain biking? Back then I’d found a musty smelling map shop in theRead more
Nearly half our 2016 spaces are already booked up. For all of you who have already booked and those of you thinking about next summer – autumn will do that to a biker – Easyjet have released their summer 2016 flights so log on now and get a bargain! http://www.easyjet.com/en/holidays/info/summer-2016/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=easyjet.com/en/&utm_campaign=banner&utm_content=CarouselRead more