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  1. The Pyrenees - I never get tired of looking at them. . . . . As the title suggests, I'm going to try and fill this thread with all manner of interesting, funny and/or informative cycling related things from this beautiful part of the world and the surrounding areas. :-)
  2. Want to see what Team SA got up to at the EWS Trophy of Nations? Hit the Youtube link above... Myself (Martin Zietsman), Matt Lombardi and Jason Boulle had the privilege of representing South Africa at the first ever Enduro World Series Trophy of Nations, held in Finale Ligure, Italy on the 29th of September. We put together a video showcasing all the behind-the-scenes action leading up to the race, from arriving there, to our play day exploring the local trails, the goosebumps moments during the Nations Teams Parade, the fun we had practicing the stages and the action on race day. The Trophy of Nations pitted teams comprising the top 3 ranked riders from each nation against each other in a 1-day race to crown the overall World Champions. All 3 riders on each team had to drop into each stage within a 1 minute window and the times of all 3 riders are then combined to provide the final result. The winning team is the team with the shortest total combined time over the 5 stages...simple as that. We hope you enjoy the show....
  3. Doesn't look like there has been any EWS hype on Hubland yet: http://www.enduroworldseries.com/ https://www.facebook.com/EnduroWorldSeries/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWS4nfoou79mwo9nHew49fA/videos?&ab_channel=EnduroWorldSeries Round 1 Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g4pzuZ9Iqo&ab_channel=Pinkbike http://www.vitalmtb.com/photos/features/Wynner-Wynner-EWS-Rotorua-Race-Day,10907/Slideshow,0/sspomer,2
  4. Who hasn’t dreamt of chasing a wild childhood dream? On Thursday, 05 January 2017, Stellenbosch local Martin Zietsman will be taking a life changing step in the pursuit of such a dream (well actually 2 dreams). As you read this, he has packed up and sold up his life in South Africa and is headed to the UK where he will be taking up the role as a design engineer for Bilstein, one of the world’s largest vehicle suspension manufacturers. At the same time, he will be pursuing his goal and dream of competing on the international mountain biking circuit, where he hopes to break into the Enduro World Series. Click here to view the article
  5. Jérôme Clementz is an enduro racer and all-around talented mountain biker riding for the Cannondale Pro team. A previous champion of the Enduro World Series (EWS), Jérôme placed third overall in 2016. We caught up with him in Cape Town during a recent holiday to South Africa. Click here to view the article
  6. We chat to nineteen year old Enduro star Martin Maes of GT Factory Racing who was recently in South Africa for the GT Good Times Tour. Having closed out the Enduro World Series season in fine fashion with his first win in Italy, Maes will be an exciting contender heading into 2017. Click here to view the article
  7. The 2016 Enduro World Series drew to a close in its traditional home of Finale Ligure - and the Bluegrass Finale Enduro powered by SRAM will go down in the history books for a myriad of reasons. Click here to view the article
  8. The Enduro World Series will crown its World Champions in Finale this weekend at the last race of the year, the Bluegrass Finale Enduro powered by SRAM. Click here to view the article
  9. Richie Rude and Cecile Ravanel have done it again - they win the SRAM Canadian Open Enduro Presented by Specialized. Click here to view the article
  10. The melting pot of Whistler was once again turned up to 11. There is one thing this venue never fails to provide and that is intensity. With a 70km loop packed into one boiling hot day over five stages, it was always going to serve up some surprises and challenges, the riders probably didn’t think there would be quite as many as there were. Click here to view the article
  11. Jared Graves (Specialized) and Cecile Ravanel (Commencal Vallnord Enduro Racing Team) won the fifth round of the Enduro World Series the Yeti Cycles Big Mountain Enduro presented by Shimano in convincing style. Click here to view the article
  12. Jared Graves (Specialized) and Cecile Ravanel (Commencal Vallnord Enduro) each made it a hat trick as they won all three of the stages on the opening day of the Yeti Cycles Big Mountain Enduro presented by Shimano in Aspen Snowmass. Click here to view the article
  13. Training lap crash by Richie Rude at Aspen - Snowmass in the USA which will take place on 30th and 31st July. He's still planning to race, despite a shoulder injury :-) https://youtu.be/mw4hGU-Pnj4
  14. The Enduro World Series crosses the Atlantic this week to Aspen-Snowmass for the Yeti Cycles Big Mountain Enduro presented by Shimano. Click here to view the article
  15. I am raffling this Fi'zi:k saddle signed by Vincenzo Nibali that I won in a FB competition run by F'zi:k a few years ago. I received a last-minute invite to race at the Enduro World Series in Italy next month and need to urgently raise the rest of the necessary funds to go. Each raffle ticket costs R100 (enough for 2 coffee rides, or 2 trail centre permits). Not only will your raffle ticket help get me another step closer to achieving my goals and dreams, but you stand a chance to win a collector's item signed by a cycling great. Vincenzo Nibali has just won the Giro d'Italia and is one of the fiercest competitors on the World Pro Cycling circuit. This saddle will be worth a considerable amount in a few years, hence why I was hanging on to it. Please send me a whatsapp or sms on 0763872490 for bank details, Or email me on m.zietsman@hotmail.com The prize draw will take place next week some time. I will confirm a day once I have reached my funding goal. Please get involved and help me to go represent South Africa on the World Stage Follow my progress overseas on my social media accounts: Instagram: @fietsman_SA Facebook: www.facebook.com/zietsmanracing.
  16. After last year’s amazing event, everyone was looking forward to returning and it didn’t disappoint. The crowds were even bigger and miraculously the sun was also out once again. Click here to view the article
  17. If last year’s round of the Enduro World Series was a fairytale, then this year’s event was a dream come true for Greg Callaghan (Cube Action Team). Click here to view the article
  18. The Enduro World Series lands in Ireland this weekend for round three, the Emerald Enduro presented by Biking.ie Click here to view the article
  19. No one thought it possible, but there was more dust and even more drama at day two of the Cerro Catedral Montenbaik Enduro World Series Presented By Shimano. Click here to view the article
  20. The Enduro World Season couldn’t have got off to a more dramatic start as Richie Rude (Yeti/Fox Shox) and Cecile Ravanel (Commencal Vallnord Enduro) won the first race of the season, the Montenbaik Enduro World Series in Chile. Click here to view the article
  21. The off-season is receding, the riders are ready to go and the Enduro World Series has travelled to the Southern Hemisphere for the opening rounds of 2016. Click here to view the article
  22. Ty Hathaway, a tall, soft-spoken Californian who co-owns a bike shop in Los Angeles, has made a life of things on two wheels. He’s been photographed for BMX magazines enough that he’s forgotten exactly which ones — and which issues. He’s been featured in clothing and helmet ads on road bikes. His Instagram feed is a visual catalogue of seemingly constant bike trips with like-minded friends. And in 2014, Hathaway re-discovered mountain biking and took on the rugged Trans Provence stage race in France, where he finished as the top-placing American. And his mountain bike jones was re-lit. Click here to view the article
  23. Follow Jerome Clementz for the last 2 rounds of the EWS as he tries to conquer a spot on the podium of the overall ranking. Click here to view the article
  24. The final round of the Enduro World Series was a suitably dramatic ending to a season that encompassed eight rounds across eight countries and three continents.On the shores of the Mediterranean in Finale’s famous town square, Richie Rude and Tracy Moseley were named as the 2015 Enduro World Champions. And it was in the same setting that Fabien Barel and Tracy announced they would be hanging up their helmets and retiring from racing. Click here to view the article
  25. After seven rounds in seven countries across three continents, the Enduro World Series has come home to Finale in Italy for its eighth and final race of the year - Superenduro powered by SRAM. In just a few days, on the shores of the Mediterranean, the 2015 Enduro World Champions will be crowned. All that stands between the riders and the trophies are two days, six stages and 4,330m of descent. Click here to view the article
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