Gravity Mountain Biking and the local scene has been featured in an article by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

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Another year of the Sea Otter has come and gone. Greg Minnar made quite a showing, winning both the dual slalom and the downhill in impressive fashion. Three Fluidride/Virtual Descent racers made it to Monterey to test their fitness against the worlds best (Headcam footage).   (more…)

Read Part 2 of Nate Hoch’s trip to New Zealand, complete with tom foolery, XR200’s, and Subaru rallying!

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Fluidride Team rider Nathan Hoch spent this winter in New Zealand riding bikes and exploring the country. After three months, he’s back in town and tells the story (Videos Here). (more…)

The first Fluidride Cup in history has gone down as a huge success. We had 235 riders entered in Sunday’s Downhill, and 41 racers entered in Saturday’s Slalom. There were 15 pros, 14 Semi Pros, and 3 Pro women in attendance. We handed out over 50 temporary licenses to first time racers, and 47 annual memberships! I have never seen so many first time racers at a local event in my life. Such a cool experience to be a part of, and it made me proud to be a (more…)

If you haven’t picked up a copy of the May 2008 issue of Bike magazine, go out an buy one. The special 15th anniversary issue is packed with great reading, and of course, great pictures. Editor Lou Mazzante’s article “Thirty Years to Whistler” chronicles some of the areas and people who have helped bring the sport to it’s current state. In addition to Marin, Bend, Vancouver and Whistler, Ashland made the cut, with Fluidride rider Nathan Riddle featured as Ashland’s iconic rider. Go out and grab a copy today!

After 5 stages and over 42 hours in the saddle, Fluidride Rider Anka Martin is sitting in an impressive 15th place in the Women’s division of the Cape Epic. Anka has worked tirelessly to get the required fitness to complete this grueling event. We wish her the best of luck in the final stages. Good Luck Anka!