OK, it’s time for our annual cull of bikes! We have already had a fair few people reserve bikes, but we have a few still available, and more to come soon. First up, we have our trusty hire bikes…. 2014 Scott Aspect 730’s. RRP $1079, we sell for $550.  SORRY< ALL SOLD! Full spec here

Brand new- a world first! ON WATER FATBIKE TOURS! Yes, we are super excited to launch a brand new, world first tour! Thanks to a new development we are now able to offer even better Fatbike tours! Just a few months back we started to offer our Fatbike Adelaide beach tours- a totally awesome and

  Escapegoat 2013 hire bikes for sale. RRP $899, For Sale $550 each. SORRY, ALL SOLD! It’s time for our annual hire bike fleet sale, as we make way for our 2014 bikes.   All our bikes are 2013 Scott Aspect 630 Hardtails, with shimano hydro brakes, deore 27-speed gears, and good quality Suntour XCR

  RRP $3,400 without dropper post, Sell for $2,600 OK, it’s time to sell my 2013 genius. This is a totally awesome bike, I have had this for about 9 months. This bike has been looked after really well and is in excellent condition- I’ve used it for a week in NZ, and it went

For Sale:- Ian’s 2013 Scott Scale 640 RRP $2299, sell for $1400 Medium frame- good for riders approx 165-178 cm tall   This is an awesome hardtail bike. I have had this for 6 months, and am only selling it as all our new hire bikes will have 650b wheels, so this one has to

 OK, baggy bike shorts rule. No, we are not lycra clad roadies, we are muddy dirty mountain bikers. Comfortable shorts are the go. Yes, if you are an XC whippet racing in the world champs, feel free to wear lycra knicks, but if you are a regular mountain biker baggies make a lot more sense.

Well, it’s fair to say that Deborah and I have been major fans of Camelbaks for over 12 years. We first started using them in the States when we did a winter season in Colorado, and have got into the habit of using hydration packs ever since. Over the years we have tried other brands

When was the last time you went to a trail centre, or popular MTB destination? Why, because everyone else goes there? It’s easy? Whilst mainstream and popular ride locations often guarantee at least some quality of riding, sometimes the best riding is the stuff you don’t read about, and often it’s really just there are

Hi everyone,Well, it’s been a while since we last emailed everyone, and we’ve been around the world since then!The best thing was we made it to Europe. Deborah and I started off with an awesome trip to Wales where we got to explore loads of trails on the bike that were new to us. If

  OK, it’s fair to say I have had a love/hate relationship with the Scott Genius, ever since I had one of the original versions back in back in 2004, when a 120mm travel bike was considered ‘All-Mountain’, before the term had really been invented! At the time I never was really happy with the