Culture & Opinion
Silky Smooth
The story of the 2021 Silk Road Mountain Race A journey on what is possibly the hardest bikepacking race in the world and what it takes to win it.
Culture & Opinion
Gravel to the Grave! Here, There, Everywhere ep.2
It was 2019 when I watched an EF Gone Racing episode about the GBduro, where road cyclist and certified cool guy, Lachlan Morton set a record for the 2,000km stage race from Land’s End to John O’Groats. The 30min video allowed a glimpse of an extraordinary physical
Culture & Opinion
Fear and Climbing in the Rockies
Rodeo Labs’ founder Stephen Fitzgerald just published a blog post that’s more than worth your time. He gives us a very personal understanding of where his mind wanders when he’s out riding alone — being afraid. Find the full story at Rodeo-Labs.com.
Bags & EDC
3 Day Solo Bikepacking Across the Oregon High Desert
The Central Oregon Backcountry Explorer is a route that traverses some of the finest country in Central Oregon and the Ochoco Mountains.
The Mindset
Getting high in Colombia
A gravel bikepacking trip on some of the highest roads in the Colombian Andes. 18 days / 2,168 km / 48,610 m
Culture & Opinion
Interview with Lael Wilcox, ultra-endurance bike rider and racer
Inside Race Media sites down with Lael Wilcox.
Culture & Opinion
Southwest Scramble - A Bike to Ski Journey in the La Sal Mountains
A bike to ski adventure in the south west US, presented by Picture. After a winter filled with trials and tribulations, skier Cody Cirillo decided to leave it behind and hit the road. The ensuing journey takes him from Telluride, CO to the mountains near Moab, Utah. Through hundreds of
Culture & Opinion
The Art of Grind
Since the 1800s bicycles have been a powerful liberating tool, starting with the first faltering pedal strokes of a child daring to venture a little further from home. Yet, somewhere in our cultural trajectory, many of us have forgotten the power of this simple machine to build community. This film
The Mindset
Sink Into the Earth: Lael Wilcox Rides the 827-Mile Arizona Trail
On April 12, 2022, Lael Wilcox set out to ride the 827-mile Arizona Trail faster than anyone had before. She completed her ride 9 days, 8 hours, and 23 minutes later on April 21. This is her story. Note: Lael’s time is not recognized by the AZT Race administration
Culture & Opinion
SIGHT UNSEEN: Guatemala with Brice Shirbach
Sight Unseen has, until this point, been about first encounters with a previously unridden. In the third season, creator Brice Shirbach deepens the discovery journey by seeking not only a new trail, but also his first experience of Guatemalan culture. The visually stunning series encourages discovery, captures the flow state,
Culture & Opinion
Blurred Lines with Tito Tomasi
Tito Tomasi is a mountain biker and an artist. When we were discussing what makes riding a bike so special it became clear that the line is critical in both drawing and riding. Artistic athletes always look at the trail from a unique perspective. They see lines differently and riding
Culture & Opinion
Legally Blind Rider Does First Race Since Vision Loss
Blake Steinecke started noticing vision loss during his sophomore year of highschool. What started out a small concern quickly became a massive issue. Despite his lack of sight he refused to let this prohibit him in any way. Blake has attained great success since his vision loss graduating college, playing