Five segments of slopestyle, freeride, skateparks. and dirt, shot across Canada, New Zealand, Spain, France and Germany. On 16mm and digital, grain next to sharpness, on purpose. Three years of looking at spots differently and riding them accordingly. Some of it had never been done before.
Over the winter, long-time TR East Coast ambassadors Alex and Ella McAndrew reached out about running an event in their neck of the woods. With a limited demo schedule, we organized Laps and Taps, a group ride tour across three states and seven different trailheads. With the grill en tow, we met up with everything from die-hard enduro racers to mountain bike enthusiasts on New England's diverse network of trails. It was awesome to see how passionate everyone was about their local trails and their willingness to show us the local lines. This new video documents a weekend well spent on some of New England's best single track offerings.
What was it actually like launching and racing for my own program in 2025? The first season of She Sends Racing was hard to put into words, really.
So we made a short film instead.
Winning Rampage was the milestone - not the story. This film is about what it really took to get there. The journey behind Hayden Zablotny’s winning run at Red Bull Rampage 2025.
The hours. The digging. The commitment to keep showing up - no matter what. Lines don’t just exist out here. They’re built, torn down, and built again.
Kenta Gallagher transitions between two worlds of riding. One breeds results. The other feeds the soul.
One happens under race tape, inside tight margins, in service of performance. The other lives at home in Inverness, where riding strips back to movement, laughter, and dirt under the tires. The five-minute film Normality lives in that second space.
A professional downhill mountain bike documentary following 21-year-old elite racer Jonah Freedman as he chases the next level of competition while balancing full-time college and the financial reality of building a career in American downhill mountain biking.
Mountain biking traces and weaves. The rhythm of the terrain. The fluidity of light. The presence of another rider beside you – changing how you read the line, how you ride the line, how you feel the mountain. From dust to stone, from exhilaration to exhaustion. Sequences is a film about all of it.
Cycles of Life follows Olympian and six-time U.S. Elite National Champion Erin Huck as she trades podiums for dirt roads and start lines for mountain huts. Alongside her husband Andrew, their three-year-old son Brennan, and Erin’s parents, Terrie and Al Huck, this family cycling adventure becomes something far bigger than a trip — it becomes a return to where it all began.
In Ille-sur-Têt, the land sets the rhythm and the landscape guides every decision. Mountain biking becomes a way to reconnect with the territory, respecting its limits and identity. A movement that brings life back to the village, creating connections between people, paths, and local knowledge.
The VALE INC. Crew spent a summer living at the legendary Gobblers ski lodge on Coronet Peak, Queenstown New Zealand. This film documents a period spent away from society, mostly above 1000m, with friends, bikes, shovels, and endless inspiration from the surrounding landscape. Thank you to everybody who came through Gobblers lodge and made it an experience we will never forget. Also big thank you to the Gobblers Family members for having us!
