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The new Santa Cruz Bronson was launched today. We think this will be a great bike for Dunedin trails! And we love the video :)  

This Saturday, May 26th, sees an exciting day of racing held at Waikari Creek/Redwood Trails, with the Cross Country and Single Speed Champs. Entrants will race a course that takes around 20-30 minutes, with a set number of laps (usually 4-6) they have to complete depending on their category. The total racing time will be around 1.5 hours, and the first to complete their set number of laps will win a gold medal. For the Single Speed Champs, we encourage you to dress up. If you don’t have a single speed bike, then you can still enter. Simply select which gear you would like to ride in and we will tape the gears. Entry for juniors is $30 and seniors...

Last night's shindig was a fantastic time. It was super nice catch up with so many lovely people over pizza, gingerbread, the movie Gamble featuring New Zealands own Blinky and Bulldog and Emersons on tap.   No dramas if you weren't able to make it last night - our Odds & Ends Sale is still on and is available to peruse online as well so check it out here.   Thanks to everyone who braved the weather to attend last night. Huge thanks to our fav legendary local brewery, Emersons.

The days may be getting cooler and shorter, but that should’t be an excuse to stop riding over the winter months. Riding at night is a great way to get out on a winter's night and keep training and fitness levels up through the winter. It can also totally change a riders perspective on a trail that they may know really well in the daytime. Two trails that are great for both winter riding and night riding are the Redwoods trails in Waikari and the Big Easy at Signal Hill. These tracks hold up the best in muddy, wet winter conditions and they drain relatively well so are not as slippery. They are also fun and relatively cruisy for a...

Riding is an exciting sport that allows you to get out and experience the gorgeous scenery that New Zealand has to offer. If you are a newbie to biking, it can be a little daunting with all of the fantastic bikes on offer. So how do you know what one is the best for you? We’ve put together a list of things to consider when buying your first mountain bike.  USEAGE The first factor that needs to be considered, is what will you be using the bike for? Will you be commuting to work? Riding off road in the weekends? Or a bit of both? Deciding on how you will best use the bike allows us to narrow down the right bike for you. There is quite a...