We provide the kiss of death to our favourite downhill riders at this weekend's race.

Our resident XC expert, Sarah Moore, a former World Cup racer, explains to Henry why XC has never been so good.

Henry Quinney is one of a kind. He's a tech editor and a video presenter here at Pinkbike, but you probably know him best for his role hosting The Pinkbike Podcast and for his strong opinions on everything from head tube angles to all-mountain bikes.

The production team behind Redbull's Race Tapes swing by our office to talk about the latest season of the show.

Canadian enduro racer Remi Gauvin comes into our Squamish studio to talk about his roots, plus the highs and lows of Enduro.

Tara has been a top athlete in multiple sports, and a lot has happened on her journey from top mountain biker to Paralympian.

A candid chat with Amy Ertel and Steve Vanderhoek, two extraordinary riders who also happen to save lives during their day jobs.

New products, factory tours, and more from our favourite show of the year.

Sarah Moore talks to the Canadian downhill phenom.

Kaz, Dario, Christina and Henry talk about the identifying personal touches that make their bikes their own.

Our free flowing conversation ranges from his early days as a racer to the pump track he just opened in Los Angeles County.

Sarah sits down with Henry to discuss her life on mountain bikes.

When the UCI team list was released for the upcoming season, there were many answers to be found about who will be riding what. One inclusion that didn't shed too much like, however, was Aaron Gwin's name under his eponymous racing team. We have all the details here.

Yoann talks to Henry about everything from racing downhill world cups, Tour de Gnar and everything in between.

From being a top 30 contender to a podium finisher with his second place at Snowshoe in West Virginia last fall, the Irishman has made a name for himself in a very short time. Now, the 21-year-old Irish rider has signed with Mondraker Factory Racing, where he'll be teammates Ryan Pinkerton and Dakotah Norton and have a dream race setup.

The tech-editors talk through the bikes they had pinned up on their bedroom wall.

We get the details on one of the biggest moves ahead of the 2024 season.

Jesse Melamed explains so many facets of the passion behind his racing, why e-enduro isn't for him, and some of the unexpected complications of bike development.

Sarah Moore talks to Greg Minnaar about his move to Norco Bicycles and how has pulled together a team around him that sounds more than promising.

After the suggestion from a regular listener, we decided to look back at some of our past predictions and see if they came true.

Expect more lukewarm than ever in 2024... Even worse than Henry's suggestion Pull-Shocks are coming back.

Adaptive mountain biking is picking up some momentum, and Henry invites three riders onto the podcast to find out more.

Harry Jenkinson, the director and editor of the Pinkbike racing series explains his love of downhill, what needs to change in elite racing and why sometimes the Youtube algorithm doesn't play ball.

Ben breaks down his life and career with Alicia.

Kaz and Brian say goodbye to a true bike media original.