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Anthony Messere and Paul Genovese are nailing new tricks at their home spot. These guys and their crew put some good work into building this dirt playground. Looks so rad!

Sam Pilgrim and his brother teamed up to make this vid back in their UK homeland. Prepare for nonstop whip, flip, spin, and flare action!

Check out the view from Martin's GoPro on his 2nd place run at the Colorado Freeride Festival 2014. Great run!

Brage Vestavik is just 15 years old but is already one of Norway's most promising mountain bikers. Later that day he participated in Makken's sender session with the world's biggest freeriders!

Italian cyclist Vincenzo Nibali may be the official winner of this year’s Tour de France, but this random guy definitely won the title "Legend" as he trolled the biggest cycling event in the world on his back wheel.

Nico Vink, Vincent Tupin and crew absolutely destroy the Châtel Bike Festival course. Man, oh man, they go big! Gotta check this out: Nico's team Chatel Bike Festival edit.

Three, two, one, blast off! Woodward Camp made a few changes to the Pro Dirt jumps this year. Reed Boggs, 6th place finisher at the 2014 Colorado Freeride Festival Slopestyle, wasted no time putting them to the test.

Muddy slop fest? What muddy slop fest? Danny Hart is unfazed as he blasts down a super wet run from the Pleney in Morzine. No gloves, jumping, railing corners, and squeezing past trees. Mind Blown. The force is strong in this one.

Joe Swann and Kit Katbahr-Davison hit up a mix of trails at Glentress on a horrendously wet afternoon. Welp, carpe diem. It will take more than mud and wet roots to keep these guys from having a fun ride.

The Oregon Enduro Series Round #3 in Cold Creek was a rowdy course filled with roots, rocks, berms, and jumps. Time to bust out the big bikes and let them shine.

Take a tour of the SRAM race support truck with technician Todd Anderson at Fort William World Cup 2014. This workshop on wheels is fully loaded for any abuse the World Cup tracks can dish out including drawers stacked with spare parts, suspension workstations, and even a lathe for any special jobs needed while on the road. Wonder what is in the "AWESOMENESS" drawer?

What was this guy thinking? Physics of gravity boys and girls: what jumps up, must come down, and it works better if there is a landing to ride out on. He's about as sharp as a rock and falls like one too.

Go behind the camera to see some of the film techniques Red Bull Media House and Freeride Entertainment used to make Brandon Semenuk's Rad Company a reality. From rain machines to new camera systems and technology, they stepped up the level for mountain bike filmmaking.

Check out Makken's 2014 black and purple single-speed dream machine. Yummy, yummy. Frame: Trek Session 9.9 Brakes: Hope Tech 3 Hubs: Hope Pro 2 Evo Pedals: F20 flat pedal Tires: Bontrager G5 Fork: FOX 40 Float Shock: FOX DHX RC4

The boys hook up with Graham Agassiz and Matty Miles to get loose on some coastal loam, then Brandon and R-Dog hit some secret Vancouver dirt jumps before the premiere of Brandon Semenuk’s Rad Company. We also get to see behind the scenes of the film's coastal rain segment with Nico Vink. So cool!

This guy's first time hitting Crabapple Hits in Whistler, and needless to say he got hit back hard. Yikes! If he tucked a bit more, he could have done a front flip. For anyone wondering, this is how front flipping Crabapple Hits should be done. (2:05)

It's like trying to outrun the zombie apocalypse! Experience the 2014 Megavalanche Enduro mass start chaos with Joost Wichman, former 4X MTB World Champion, as 600 racers descend Pic Blanc Glacier.

See the 2015 Gambler 710 and Voltage FR 710 in action from their launch in Châtel and Morgins. With a star studded crew including Brendan Fairclough, Nico Vink, Andi Tillmann, and Vincent Tupin, this vid has some out of this world riding. For more info, check out the First Look: Updated 2015 Scott Gambler and Voltage FR.

This poor fellow's fork broke midair. No lowers, no front wheel, no bueno for landing a bike. Yowch.

Three friends Neil Donoghue, Richard Cunyngham, and Sandy Plenty head out to "flog" their new matching Santa Cruz Nomads on local Shropshire trails. These three take their magenta bikes to the limits, cornering hard and riding fast. Giggity, giggity!