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Episode 9 of The Atherton Project kicks off in Val Di Sole, Italy, for World Cup Round 5. It's a race Gee could do with winning if he's going to take the pressure off his title fight with Greg Minaar. Gee qualifies solidly, with a win the only thing on his mind. Can he prevent the 2010 season title from coming down to the last race and secure a win here?

Episode 9 inside,

Tippie sat down with Tomas Slavik to talk about his run, how he passed Graves and partying with Pennywise until 6am

Interview inside

Picture Of the Month is back, this time we will be looking at August. Not sure what POM is, or miss last one? check them all out here!


Look inside for the top five photos of August!

On Friday September 3rd, 100 Downhill Mountain Bikers, hungry for some vertical, descended on C.O.P. in Calgary AB, for the inaugural Red Bull Dusk 'til Dawn. The concept was simple...From 10pm to 5am solo or 2 person tag team categories competed to complete the most laps of the Downhill course in the allotted time. Due to the on-line registration filling up and closing out early at 100 there were 20 local gear heads begging to be on the waitlist come 7pm, some managed to sneak in. The major twist on this Downhill Endurance event was that it was run at night and only portions of the course were lit.

Sombrio has a wide range of clothing to choose from, including both on-bike and casual wear, that blends functional features with their unique style. Inside we take a closer look at four items from their lineup:

• Sombrio Duster jersey
• Sombrio Charger short
• Sombrio Highline short
• Sombrio Jackal glove

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Gravity had their range of Gravity Light race and jump friendly components out for all to see at Eurobike 2010. Inside we take a closer look at their impressive new 3D forged stem and clean looking chainguide. Audio inside!

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Race day dawned wet and cold in Mont Ste Anne. The best downhillers in the world took to a slick track for final practice runs with a set of the coveted rainbow stripes on the line. Surprises came hot and heavy, and 2 Canadians wound up with unexpected, but well earned medals.

Sam Hill came back from a season plagued with injuries to take back his place as the best in the business. He will be riding with the #1 on his back again next season. For the women, Englishwoman Tracy Moseley finally scored herself a world championship after 10 years of racing.