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“Like an army defeated, the snow hath retreated” – William Wordsworth There’s a magic feeling shared by those who venture outdoors in northern places, when spring begins to break, and the winter spent marking time with short rides on dark days comes to an end and the possibility of bigger adventures opens up. Inspired by that moment when the season’s first big adventure unfolds, Springfell, a new video by Steel City Media and 7mesh captures 7mesh athletes Innes Graham and Mark Scott as they ascend in Lake District pre-dawn darkness to swoop down the barren hillsides as the sun rises...

"I love riding my bike. It's the best thing." From World Cup Downhill to BMX to coach to Enduro racer. Innes Graham (@innesgrahambike) has more reason than most to find that elusive balance of riding for work or pleasure. Between coaching for the prestigious Dirt School, training for UCI EDR, the best thing for Innes to get stoked on riding bikes again, is riding bikes.

There’s something magical about getting above the tree line and biking through the alpine. The views seem endless, the air clearer, and the trails are shared only with the local wildlife. But the season for alpine riding never lasts long, and as summer turns to fall, the urge to head up for one last mission gets stronger. In October, 7mesh ambassadors Sam Schultz and Myles Trainer headed out into their backyard in the Cascade mountains of Washington for one final fall alpine ride. Matthew Clark of Stirl & Rae Media Haus came along to document the expedition in “Last Call”...

Being based in 7mesh’s Squamish home, Blueprint Athlete Development founder Joel Harwood has crossed paths with the 7mesh team endless times. So, it’s with an extra dose of hometown pride that 7mesh announces sponsorship of the 2022 Blueprint Athlete Development team. Sit back and enjoy some ripping from three riders you'll want to keep on your radar.

In “The Crunchy People”, three of Squamish’s best mountain bikers, 7mesh ambassadors Laura Battista, Megan O’Brien and Angie McKirdy take a trip into the little known area of the Shulaps Range for one last time in the alpine. Along the way, they open up about why they ride, the importance of community, and why a dose of discomfort is good for the soul.