All in Work
Lando Steezy
Leo Smith is a bodge job. And a proud one at that. Hailing from the streets of Manchester in the North of England, Leo—known to his thousands of Instagram followers as @Landosteezy—is a self-proclaimed helper of the people. Forging his own path in the bike industry, Leo is creating space in the sport for everyone.
This Is Home: Marine Cabirou
Reaching the top step of the UCI Downhill World Cup circuit is no mean feat. Staying there? Even harder. But for one of the world’s fastest downhill MTB racers, Marine Cabirou, injury and setback are all just part of the sport—one that’s worth pursuing in order to unlock her full potential.
Downtime EP2: Mountain Bike Culture is What We Make It
This journal’s piece is about diversity, inclusion and equity in mountain biking—both within our community and the industry at large. Ultimately, mountain bike culture is what we make it.
HURLY BURLY // SPENT
Press in Misspent Summer’s publications Hurly Burly and Spent for Anthill Films new feature documentary Long Live Chainsaw.
Final Mile: The Future of Mobility in the US from PeopleForBikes
Typically, in the US, it takes around 8-10 years to get a bike lane built(!) By lobbying local and national government, PeopleForBikes is trying to ensure bikes are prioritized to improve Americans’ health, connect communities, boost economies and protect the planet.
Can't Stop, Won't Stop | A Shimano Original with Richmond Cycling Corps
Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop. Richmond Cycling Corps are improving the lives of marginalized kids all over the city with the power of the humble bicycle.
Occasionally, it’s ok to pinch yourself and then give yourself a pat on the back. If you’d told me 5, heck even 2 years ago, that I’d be published in a National Geographic print magazine—even a sister title—I would’ve laughed.
Long Live Chainsaw Out Now
Long Live Chainsaw is now available for digital download. Presented with Red Bull Media House, the film reveals the true story of the meteoric rise, untimely death and long-lasting legacy of Canadian downhill mountain bike legend, Stevie Smith. Produced in partnership with the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation, all proceeds of the film will go directly to the foundation to help grow Stevie’s legacy of inspiring the next generation of riders and gravity racers.
We Go Outside Too: Diversity in the Outdoors
“Everything just flows when we’re outdoors. It’s like magic. We’re more open. We’re free” - Marlon Patrice of We Go Outside Too, a group aimed at providing a safe space for underrepresented individuals to unplug from inner-city life and connect with nature while encouraging solidarity and unity within the Black community.