Oh we're bringing the heat today! From Jill Kintner throwbacks and Atherton brother chaos to Spain’s dream descents, Sam Hill’s ongoing legacy, and Razorback’s trail-induced emotional damage. LET'S SEND IT 👇
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Photo of the Day
A 2013 throwback of Jill Kintner cutting through the Cascades!
Pietermaritzburg's finest trails meet their match in this unstoppable force.
📷 Tyrone Bradley behind the lens.
Video of the Day
The Dyfi Dig Crew’s favorite new red trail, “Third Degree Berms,” is open for business!
Follow Dan and Gee Atherton’s lead and get ready to shred.
Yaah, watching them ride back-to-back is like seeing two completely different species of fast.
⏰ Watch time - 02 min 44 sec
Bonus: Spain’s got the goods, and these six descents prove it.
With Dragon Khan and Santa Engracia leading the charge, this spot blends flow, tech, and fun like nowhere else.
Your dream ride just became reality.
⏰ Watch time - 22 min 00 sec
Send of the Day
When the rain hits, going full send is the only logical answer. Core memory, no doubt.
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Twenty Years Since Sam Hill Took the Cover, and Took Over the World
PC: Mountain Bike Action
Let’s rewind to June 2005.
Lance Armstrong was still racing, MySpace ruled the internet, and a 19-year-old Aussie named Sam Hill was busy melting faces in the pro downhill scene.
That month, he was slapped on the cover like a prophecy, and two decades later, we’re still trying to catch up.
Back then, Sam was the kid with the Iron Horse bike and the Iron Will to match.
He’d just won back-to-back Junior DH World Champs (2002, 2003), gone toe-to-toe with the elite field in 2004, and earned a second overall in the World Cup while most of us were figuring out how to pass algebra.
By 2006, he had a rainbow jersey.
By 2010, he had three.
And because that wasn’t enough, he casually crushed the Enduro World Series from 2017 to 2019 like it was a recovery ride.
Flash forward to 2025, he’s nearly 40, still sending, and somehow even cooler than he was at 19.
This year? He hit Red Bull Hardline in Tasmania, threw down with the gnarliest pros in the biz, and walked away 18th...because retirement is for mortals.
Oh, and when he’s not descending like a heat-seeking missile, he’s designing mountain bike trails around the world.
That’s right, Sam Hill now builds what he used to break. Full circle. Full legend.
Mountain Bike Action called it back in 2005. We’re just here to say: the prophecy was real.
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Dream Rides ❤️
Whoever said "it’s not about the bike" clearly hadn’t seen this one.
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Trail of the Day
Razorback Mountain Biking Trail - Burns Lake, BC
Welcome to the buffet of bike suffering and glory.
Whether you’re grinding your soul into a climb or blasting downhill like a caffeinated goat on rollerblades, this trail slaps.
Start at the top if you hate your brakes, or crawl up from the lake if you enjoy slow-motion leg annihilation.
Expect rocky chaos, seductive switchbacks, and jumps that whisper “you won’t.”
Laugh of the Day
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That’s all for today folks. We hope everyone gets some saddle time out there. See you all tomorrow! 🤙
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