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DEATHGRIP is a creative oasis for Brendan Fairclough and Clay Porter - a place where the raw expression of Fairclough’s riding ability is captured with the most progressive filmmaking technology against the backdrop of the most visually engaging locations in the world. The future is now. Available for Pre-Order: http://geni.us/DEATHGRIP

Riding bikes with friends, finding new terrain and coming out the other side stoked. Brendan Fairclough and gang explore the highs of all things mountain biking in Episode 4 of the Deathgrip Diaries, check it out!

For two years, the crew of 3 Minute Gaps followed the world’s best mountain bike racers around the globe. Featuring Gee Atherton, Sam Hill, Aaron Gwin, Sam Blenkinsop, Brendan Fairclough, Greg Minnaar, Andrew Neethling, Danny Hart, Matti Lehikoinen, Ben Reid, Josh Bryceland.

Après les différents teasers, voici le trailer officiel du film "3 Minute Gaps" filmé par Clay Porter et John Lawlor.

Just a little recap of my year filming round Europe Featuring The LooseFest, Superbiker Mettet, 26 trix in Leogang, some Downhill World Cup and Few private Shooting... Enjoy

Barred For Life 2 focuses on the progressive riding of some of the world's best free ride mountain bikers and world cup downhill athletes. Showcasing their home training grounds around the world, from Vancouver Island to the mountains of Chatel France, this film will keep you glued to the screen.

►Watch the full replay of UCI Lourdes on Red Bull TV: http://win.gs/UCILourdes2017 The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup kicked off in style at the iconic French track, where the worlds best downhillers took to the trail in new jerseys, new bikes (29ers too...woah!) and a new fire to stand atop podiums world wide. Sit back and enjoy the raw sights and sounds of the finals in Lourdes, and be sure to catch the full race highlight on Red Bull TV! Men’s results 1. Alexandre Fayolle 2m52.758s 2....

►Watch the full replay of UCI Lourdes on Red Bull TV: http://win.gs/UCILourdes2017 The great mountain bike debate of the 21st century has found it's way into the downhill scene. The all-mighty 26 inch wheel and it's ever-radical form and function is being challenged by it's younger (yet, bigger) brother, the 29 inch wheel. Who's faster when gravity is on your back? We're not sure. And we're not sure these guys know either, but damn we're curious to find out! See how the 29ers did by watching...