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If I’m not mistaken there’s a forum for this.

Hey Redbull, buy back your rights?

enough product talk in team rumors.

I disagree. Rampage has been around longer than social media. These guys have been throwing themselves cliffs before social media was a thing, and still be throwing themselves off cliffs even if it hadn't become a thing. Injuries have always been a thing, whether they are small, significant or life altering, but the fact of the matter is there HAVEN'T been any deaths. How many other extreme (or less extreme) competitions can claim a zero fatality rate in 24 years of existence? I'm not saying things can't be made safer, but I'm also not sure what the answer is. If...

i just wanted to say how much i appreciate the discussion you're all having about this, keeping it thoughtful and caring. whether you're for or against the level of risk, i think it's clear that everyone here cares about the riders first and foremost, and that makes me proud of this community. some care that the riders have the freedom to make their own choices, some care about protecting them from exploitation or going too far. regardless of outlooks, thank you for all the input and experiences and sharing. no matter what, i hope that all the injured riders make...

The Vital MTB forum Law strikes again 😂. - "given sufficient time all threads descend into Tech Talk"

The twins splitting is something I've actually heard before. Surprising but if the offers are there, then why not eh? On another note, here are some photos of a few of the "park" features on the Korea track. Frank Pardal says he'll be doing a track preview Wednesday!

Cam just put up a post with Adolf! So relieved to see him smiling

I also want to say big respect to Reed Boggs for dealing with a frustrating situation yesterday with wisdom and class. It's got to be tough standing at the top, knowing that you have a good chance of dropping in and potentially winning the whole thing (or at least placing top 3), choosing discretion over valor, and then congratulating the winner as you choose to step away from the start gate.

On the Pole customers not getting their bikes, I'd consider that a life saving loss. Riding a Pole can result in a visit to the E.R. when the catastrophic frame failure unavoidably occurs.

Hi all, I'm the 'Gosling' being referenced in the Bikeradar article. I had meetings in Les gets with five teams, YT being one and I'll start by saying that Gunnar Franke (Team Manager) is one of the best guys in the pits running a great team with awesome riders and staff. However we (Nukeproof) don't have the budget to go from 'no team' to one of the best, and highest budget teams in the pits when today we are not even selling any bikes. I also feel that we are not the type of brand that wants or needs one...

Could be him, since he was awake and responsive last we knew, or his family so that people know he's seeing it and that it's appreciated

I actually yelled at my TV (I don't ever do that) when he went for the double, you could clearly see he wasn't going to make it. That was rough to watch and I'm actually a little surprised the other competitors still wanted to drop in after that.

Emil has reported on insta -- " suffered a big dislocation of my right hip that they managed to pop back in at the hospital… but will most likely need to get surgery on it to clean the socket up from pieces of bone. Besides that I am pretty much unscratched!"

Holy shit the Goldstone's house just burned down. Bailey posted on IG. That's go to be an emotional rollercoaster of a week after Jackson just won the overall. She thankfully wrote that everyone is alright. It still fucking sucks though.

It was the thickest sarcasm I could lay down

It's really interesting that you talk about the older rampage being safer. I had the thought that Rampage needs to move to a new, untouched venue because it would likely lead to a safer event. If the riders have to cut their whole line into the mountain instead of building on what was built before, they will be more focused on just getting down, and not thinking about how they can make the whole run the biggest it can be. I've never seen so many big tricks thrown so high up on the mountain, where risk and exposure is so...