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Dialled Bikes might not be a household name—but if you know, you know.In this video, we dive into the rise, impact, and quiet disappearance of one of the UK’s most respected underground mountain bike brands. From steel hardtails built to survive real-world riding, to earning a loyal cult following without big marketing or factory teams—Dialled did things their own way.But why did a brand so loved by riders never truly break into the mainstream? And how did they help shape the “hardcore hardtail” movement we see everywhere today?This is the story of Dialled Bikes.If you’ve ever owned one, ridden one, or just remember seeing them out on the trails—drop a comment below. I want to hear your stories.👍 Like, subscribe, and check out the channel for more deep dives into the brands, riders, and moments that shaped bike culture.#MountainBiking #HardtailMTB #DialledBikes #BikeHistory #MTB

Cove Bikes isn’t just another mountain bike brand… it’s one of the original builders of freeride.Born on the North Shore of Vancouver, Cove was there when mountain biking went from cross-country racing to full-blown chaos—skinny ladders, massive drops, and lines that made no sense… until someone rode them.In this video, we dive into the full story of Cove Bikes: • How a small rider-owned shop helped shape freeride MTB • The legendary bikes like the Stiffee, Handjob, and Hummer • Why Cove stayed independent while the rest of the industry went corporate • And how they’re still quietly holding it down todayThis is the story of a brand that didn’t chase trends…It created them.⸻If you’re into MTB history, freeride culture, and the brands that built the sport—this is for you.⸻Got a Cove story? Ever ridden one? Drop it in the comments 👇⸻#MTB #MountainBiking #Freeride #NorthShore #CoveBikes #BikeFilth

From underground street riding to cult status…24 Bicycles was one of the most unique brands to come out of the 2000s MTB scene.With bold graphics, raw attitude, and that unmistakable devil logo — 24 built a reputation through dirt jumping, street riding, and a strong presence in the European freeride movement.But where did they come from?And why did they disappear?In this video, we break down the rough history of 24 Bicycles — from their rise in the early 2000s to becoming a cult name among riders who wanted something different.⸻🎥 Featuring footage from Sprung 5Huge thanks to Alex Rankin for allowing the use of clips from this iconic film.👉 Follow:‪@alexrankinfilms‬ ‪@SprungVid‬ The Sprung series played a massive role in shaping MTB culture in the 2000s and helped bring brands like 24 into the spotlight.⸻🔥 Subscribe for more MTB history

n the early days of mountain biking, most brands were still figuring things out…But Mountain Cycle was already building the future.From radical frame designs to groundbreaking suspension systems, bikes like the Mountain Cycle San Andreas looked—and rode—like nothing else at the time. While other companies played it safe, Mountain Cycle pushed the limits of what a mountain bike could be.The problem?The industry wasn’t ready.So how did one of the most innovative brands in MTB history go from leading the charge… to disappearing from the spotlight?This is the rough story of Mountain Cycle—one of the most forward-thinking and underrated brands the sport has ever seen.⸻👇 Did you ever ride a Mountain Cycle? Or remember seeing one back in the day? Drop your stories in the comments.👍 Like & subscribe for more deep dives into mountain bike history, legendary riders, and forgotten brands.

Think pump tracks are easy? Yeah… so did I.In this video, we’re diving into what pump tracks actually are, why they’re blowing up everywhere, and why they’ll absolutely humble you in about 30 seconds. No pedaling, just pure technique—and if you get it wrong, you’ll feel it immediately.From BMX roots to modern bike parks, pump tracks are one of the best ways to build speed, flow, and bike control… while also getting overtaken by kids half your size.Whether you’re brand new to riding or you’ve been on bikes for years, this is one skill you can’t ignore.So grab your bike, hit your local track, and prepare to question your life choices.👇 Let me know in the comments: Have you ridden a pump track before, or are you about to get humbled?---Subscribe for more Bike Filth: New videos on MTB, BMX, bike history, and everything in between.---#BikeFilth #PumpTrack #MountainBiking #BMX #MTB #Cycling #BikeSkills #BikeLife

The Forte Brothers — Toby, Kye, and Leo — are some of the most talented and influential riders ever to come out of the UK scene. From the dirt jumps of Newton Abbot to global freeride fame, these guys helped shape what British riding looked like — raw, stylish, and built by hand.Toby and Kye pushed the limits through the 2000s with massive tricks, magazine covers, and video parts that inspired a whole generation. Leo carried that same DNA forward with his own creative riding and flow.And today, Kye continues to leave his mark through Forte Trailscapes, building some of the best pump tracks and trails in the UK.This is the story of the Forte Brothers — the family that turned digging and dirt into an art form.⸻📸 Featuring:Toby Forte, Kye Forte, Leo Forte, Red Bull Empire of Dirt, Forte Trailscapes📺 Subscribe for more Bike Filth videos:👉 youtube.com/@bikefilth#ForteBrothers #KyeForte #TobyForte #LeoForte #BikeFilth #MountainBike #FreerideMTB #DirtJump #UKMTB #BMX #MTBLegends #MTBHistory #BritishMTB #ForteTrailscapes #PumpTrack #TrailBuilding #NewtonAbbot #EmpireOfDirt #CyclingLegends #MTB

Steven Murray went from a young BMX prodigy in Newcastle, England, to one of the most stylish and fearless riders on the planet. With multiple World Championships, Vans Triple Crown wins, and a King of Dirt title under his belt, he was living the dream—until a crash at the 2007 Dew Tour in Baltimore changed his life forever.This in-depth bio looks at Murray’s rise to the top, the crash that left him paralyzed, and how he fought back by founding the Stay Strong Foundation—becoming an inspiration not just to BMX riders, but to anyone who’s ever faced impossible odds.Steven Murray’s story is one of grit, heart, and the unbreakable spirit of BMX.🔥 Stay Strong, Steven.📸 Thumbnail photo credit: Ride BMX UK#StevenMurray #BMX #StayStrong #BikeFilth

Scott might be one of the most underrated brands in cycling — but their influence runs deep. They started in 1958 with aluminum ski poles, and within a few decades they were changing the face of cycling forever.From inventing the aerobar that helped Greg LeMond win the 1989 Tour de France, to pioneering full-suspension MTB frames in the ’90s, to creating some of the lightest carbon bikes ever made — Scott has always been at the cutting edge. And when riders like Nino Schurter and Kate Courtney dominate the mountain bike world on Scott machines, you know this brand is doing something right.In this video, we dive into the full story of Scott: how a ski brand became a cycling powerhouse, their biggest innovations, and how they shaped road racing, mountain biking, and beyond.🚴 Subscribe for more deep dives into the riders, brands, and moments that shaped cycling history.

Cannondale is one of the boldest and weirdest names in cycling history. From making bike trailers in the ’70s to dropping oversized aluminum frames in the ’80s, this brand has never been afraid to break the rules. They gave us the HeadShok, the legendary Lefty fork, and some of the lightest road bikes ever made.But it hasn’t all been smooth riding. Cannondale nearly destroyed itself in the ’90s when it tried to break into the motorcycle and ATV world. Bankruptcy followed… but the brand survived, and today Cannondale is still pushing tech in road, MTB, gravel, and beyond.In this video, we take you through the wild story of Cannondale: the innovation, the disasters, the comebacks, and why this brand still matters today.🚴 Subscribe for more deep dives into the riders, brands, and moments that shaped cycling history.

Brian Foster, also known as the Blue Falcon, is one of the most stylish and influential riders in BMX history. From his early days as a pro racer to his smooth transition into dirt jumping and trails, Foster blurred the lines between competition and creativity.In this video, we dive deep into his career, racing highlights, iconic edits, and lasting impact on BMX culture. Whether you knew him as the racer with unmatched flow or the trail rider who brought style to everything he touched, Brian Foster’s story is one that every BMX fan should know.👉 Subscribe to Bike Filth for more in-depth bios and cycling history!#BMX #BrianFoster #BikeFilth

Dylan Clayton is a true legend of British BMX and a key figure in the early days of Four-Cross (4X) mountain biking. In the 1990s, he was one of the UK’s fastest BMX racers, battling for podiums at World Championships and World Cups, and earning his place among the sport’s all-time greats.But Clayton’s influence didn’t stop there. When BMX racing began to fade in the spotlight, he transitioned into the emerging world of MTB Four-Cross — helping shape the discipline and inspiring a new generation of riders along the way. From BMX tracks to downhill-style 4X courses, his impact on cycling history is undeniable.In this video, we dive into Dylan Clayton’s story: his rise through the BMX ranks, his World Championship medals, and his role in the growth of 4X mountain biking. Whether you’re a fan of BMX racing, MTB, or cycling legends, this deep dive is for you.📌 Subscribe to Bike Filth for more cycling history, rider bios, and untold stories from the world of two wheels.Original thumbnail 📷 by Neil Phillips#DylanClayton #BMX #4X #MountainBiking #CyclingHistory #BikeFilth

Brandon Semenuk Is Not Normal | The Freeride Genius Who Changed MTB ForeverIf you ride mountain bikes, you know the name Brandon Semenuk. He’s not just one of the best freeriders — he’s changed the entire game. From mind-bending slopestyle runs to jaw-dropping segments in Revel Co., RAW 100, and unReal, Semenuk blends insane bike control with unmatched style.In this video, we break down the career of Brandon Semenuk — how he rose through the ranks, redefined what’s possible on a bike, and became a true icon of MTB. Whether you’re into downhill, freeride, slopestyle, or just love a clean whip, this is a rider who’s inspired every corner of the sport. 🔥⸻💬 If you love mountain biking, hit like and drop your favorite Semenuk edit in the comments!🔔 Subscribe to Bike Filth for more MTB bios, brand histories, and deep dives into the legends of the sport.👉    / @bikefilth   ⸻#BrandonSemenuk #MountainBiking #FreerideMTB #MTBLegends #RedBullRampage #Slopestyle #DownhillMTB #RevelCo #RAW100 #BikeFilth #MTBFilms #MTBIcon #MTBLife #CinematicMTB #MTBCommunity #GoatStatus #UnRealMTB #SemenukStyle

🔥 Matt Jones isn’t just sending insane jumps—he’s changing the game. Literally. From backyard trails to Crankworx podiums, YouTube stardom, and now creating the new MTB video game MAVRIX, this is the full story of how Matt Jones became one of the most innovative riders in mountain biking history.In this deep-dive, we cover his rise alongside twin brother Jono, the backyard compound that made him a YouTube legend, and the game that might just change how mountain bikers play forever.👊 Whether you’re into freeride, dirt jump, or MTB games, you don’t want to miss this one.—🎮 Play MAVRIX:Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/29...Epic Games: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/m...📲 Follow Matt Jones:YouTube:    / @mattjones  Instagram:   / mattjonesmtb  📲 Follow Jono Jones:YouTube:    / @jonojones  Instagram:   / jonojonesmtb  —👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for more mountain bike bios, rider stories, and MTB history every week!#MattJones #MountainBiking #MAVRIX #BikeFilth #FreerideMTB #JonoJones #MTBGame #MTBYoutube

🎮 Bike Video Games Through the Years: From California Games to Mavrix 🚴From the pixelated BMX tracks of California Games to the high-speed freeride mayhem of Mavrix, this video dives deep into the wild history of bike video games! We cover BMX legends like Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX and Mat Hoffman’s Pro BMX, MTB classics like No Fear Downhill and Descenders, all the way to the strategic depths of Pro Cycling Manager and Tour de France. Whether you’re into arcade chaos, downhill shredding, or managing the peloton, there’s a game here for every cycling fan.✅ Platforms, highlights, average review scores — all in one epic timeline.🎮 Featuring: Riders Republic, Touchgrind BMX, Mountain Bike Adrenaline, and more.👊 Don’t forget to like, comment your favorite bike game, and subscribe for more cycling culture content!#BikeGames #CyclingVideoGames #Mavrix #BMXGames #MountainBikeGames #ProCyclingManager #BikeFilth

📖 The Story of 4130 Publishing | Ride BMX, Dirt Mag & UK Print Culture | Bike FilthBefore the algorithm ruled cycling media, there was 4130 Publishing—the raw, rebellious force behind Ride BMX UK, Dirt Magazine, Document, and more. Born in Dorchester and led by Mark Noble, 4130 didn’t just print magazines—they created a movement.In this episode of Bike Filth, we dive deep into the rise of 4130 Publishing, its influence on BMX, mountain biking, and moto culture in the UK, and how it helped shape the golden age of action-sports print media. From hand-assembled layouts to nationwide dominance, 4130 made magazines for riders, by riders—until the digital wave crashed the party.Whether you collected Dirt issues or grew up with Ride BMX on your bedroom floor, this one’s for you.🛠 Got an old issue of Dirt or Ride? Drop the number in the comments and let’s bring this era back to life.🔔 Subscribe for more raw cycling history and underground bike culture: @BikeFilth📷 Follow us on Instagram: @bikefilth💬 Want us to cover your favorite mag next? Comment below!⸻#4130Publishing #RideBMX #DirtMagazine #BikeFilth #BMXHistory #MTBHistory #RideBMXUK #UKBMX #DownhillMTB #DocumentMag #BMXZines #OldSchoolBMX #MountainBikeCulture #UKMTB #BMXLife #VintageBMX #RetroMTB #FactoryMedia #PrintIsNotDead #ZineCulture #MarkNoble #FreerideMTB #DirtMag #RideUK #UKCyclingMedia #BMXMagazine #MountainBikeHistory #BikeNerdsUnite #CyclingCulture #UndergroundMedia #BritishBMX #DHMTB

The Wild Ride of Fat Chance Bicycles | MTB Icons Who Changed the GameBefore carbon fiber was king, before suspension forks ruled the trails — there was Fat Chance. In this episode of Bike Filth, we dive deep into the legendary story of Fat City Cycles and the iconic Chris Chance, the man who helped shape mountain biking in the ’80s and ’90s with steel frames, East Coast grit, and a punk rock attitude.From the legendary Yo Eddy! to the cult following that never died, Fat Chance was more than just a bike brand — it was a movement. We’ll explore the rise, fall, and surprising resurrection of one of MTB’s most beloved boutique builders.🔧 Handmade in Somerville.🏁 Raced by legends.🔥 Loved by collectors.Whether you’re an old-school MTB head or new to the world of steel hardtails, this is one story you don’t want to miss.📺 Hit that play button and let’s get filthy.#FatChanceBikes #MTBHistory #BikeFilth #YoEddy #VintageMTB #ChrisChance #SteelIsReal

Before carbon bikes, Red Bull Rampage, or GoPros on full-face helmets, there was Greg Herbold. With a neon kit, a mullet that wouldn’t quit, and the guts to bomb downhill courses no one had ever seen before, Herbold didn’t just race—he defined downhill mountain biking.In this deep-dive video, we explore the wild career of the man who won the first-ever UCI Downhill World Championship in 1990. From his BMX roots to his days shredding prototype bikes and pioneering suspension tech, Greg “H-Ball” Herbold laid the groundwork for what downhill would become.If you’ve ever ripped a trail, rocked a loud jersey, or even looked at a RockShox fork, you owe something to Herbold. Get ready for the history lesson you didn’t know you needed—with all the style, speed, and sarcasm you’ve come to expect from Bike Filth.🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more MTB legends and bike history deep dives!⸻#GregHerbold #DownhillMTB #MountainBikingHistory #BikeFilth #UCIWorldChampionship #MTBLegend #NeonMTB #MTBIcon #MTBShredder #DownhillLegend #FirstDHWorldChamp #RockShox #90sMTB #MountainBikeLife #OldSchoolMTB #MTBTech #MTBPioneer #BikeHistory #MTBDocumentary #BMXtoMTB #MTBRacing #MTBCulture #GregHerboldMTB #HBALL

He was fast. He was flashy. And he brought BMX attitude to the mountain bike world.This is the wild ride of Dave Cullinan—the rider who went from dirt jumping punk to downhill world champion in just a few years. Before Shaun Palmer, before the corporate race kits, there was Cullinan—shredding in neon, scrubbing jumps, and flipping the script on what a champion could look like.From his BMX roots to dominating the early UCI World Cup scene, Cullinan’s story is one of raw speed, style, and not giving a damn about the rulebook. If you’re into MTB history, BMX crossovers, and the golden age of downhill, you don’t want to miss this one.💥 SUBSCRIBE to Bike Filth for more MTB legends, deep dives, and two-wheeled chaos.⸻🏷️ Hashtags & Tags:#DaveCullinan #MountainBikeHistory #DownhillMTB #BMXtoMTB #BikeFilth #MTBLegends #MTB90s #UCIWorldChampionship #DHMTB #MTBCulture #BMXLegend #OldSchoolMTB #DownhillRacing #MTBIcon #ShaunPalmer #MountainBiking #BMXRoots #CyclingDocumentary #MTBLife #RetroMTB #MTBFreedom #BikeLife #MTBHistory #MTBStorytelling

Cedric Gracia wasn’t just fast—he was freakin’ fearless. From crushing World Cup downhills to sending massive freeride lines with a smile, CG turned mountain biking into a full-blown show. In this in-depth bio, we dive into the career of one of MTB’s most iconic (and most entertaining) riders.From his early BMX roots in France to dominating downhill and slopestyle events around the globe, Cedric brought energy, flair, and pure chaos to every race. But behind the wild style was a serious competitor and a pioneer who helped shape modern mountain biking.🟢 What you’ll learn: • CG’s journey from BMX to MTB legend • His World Cup wins and near-misses • The injuries, comebacks, and wild antics • Why Cedric Gracia is STILL a fan favorite👉 Whether you’re a die-hard downhill fan or just love a good underdog story, this one’s for you.🛠️ Subscribe for more MTB legends, tech deep-dives, and untold bike stories.📢 Drop a comment: What’s your favorite CG moment?#CedricGracia #MTB #MountainBiking #DownhillMTB #FreerideMTB #BikeLegends #MTBLegend #UCI #BMXToMTB #MTBHistory #WorldCupDH #RedBullRampage #MTBIcon #BikeLife #DHMTB #FreerideLegend #BikeFilth

Before the tattoos, the war paint, and the headlines—there was the speed. In this episode of Bike Filth, we dive deep into the legendary career of Missy “The Missile” Giove, one of the most iconic and fearless downhill mountain bikers of all time.From dominating the NORBA circuit to redefining what it meant to be a pro athlete in the ‘90s, Missy didn’t just race—she exploded onto the scene with unmatched aggression, wild style, and a larger-than-life personality that pushed the sport forward. This is the untold story of her rise, her racing glory, and how she helped put women’s downhill on the map.👊 Pure speed.🌪️ Pure chaos.🚴 100% Missy Giove.📺 Subscribe for more cycling stories📷 Follow us on Instagram: @bikefilth 💬 Drop your favorite Missy Giove moment in the comments!#MissyGiove #MTBHistory #DownhillMTB #BikeFilth #WomensCycling #MTBLegend

He raced BMX. He dominated mountain biking. He crushed it on the road.This is the full story of John Tomac, one of the most versatile and influential cyclists of all time. From his early BMX days to pioneering mountain bike racing with Yeti and Raleigh, to launching his own bike brand Tomac Bikes, and raising a motocross champion in Eli Tomac—John’s legacy is massive.We dive deep into:His BMX roots and early pro careerThe rise of mountain biking and Tomac’s dominationHis wild experiments like drop bars in downhillRacing road for Motorola alongside Tour de France legendsThe rise and fall of Tomac BikesHis role in shaping Eli Tomac into a motocross championIf you love MTB history, cycling legends, or just insane two-wheeled talent—this one’s for you.Subscribe to Bike Filth for more deep dives into cycling’s most legendary figures.#JohnTomac #MTBHistory #BikeFilth #EliTomac #MountainBiking #BMX #CyclingLegend

These Bike Trends SUCK! (And Here’s Why Cyclists Are Done With Them)Are modern cycling trends ruining bikes? In this episode of Bike Filth, we break down the most hated bike trends in 2025 — the gear, styles, and tech upgrades that cyclists love to complain about. From questionable MTB mods to road cycling fashion disasters, we’re calling out the worst offenders in the world of bikes.Whether you’re into mountain biking, road riding, gravel adventures, or BMX, you’ve seen these cringe-worthy trends. Some are overrated. Some are overpriced. Some just don’t make any sense. And yet… we can’t stop using them.What you’ll learn in this video: • The most annoying MTB and road cycling trends • Why modern bikes are becoming overcomplicated • What real riders think about new bike tech • The cycling fads that need to DIE alreadyLike this video? Hit that SUBSCRIBE button for weekly bike culture breakdowns, controversial opinions, and deep dives into cycling history: https://www.youtube.com/@BikeFilthJoin the Bike Filth community:Instagram: @bikefilthTikTok: [@bikefilth]More Bike Filth videos you’ll love: • Does E-Biking Count as Real Cycling? • The History of Specialized Bikes • Hardtail vs Full Suspension: What’s Better?Tags:#BikeTrends #WorstCyclingTrends #BikeFilth #MountainBiking #CyclingFails #GravelBike #MTBOpinion #BikeYouTube #CyclingCulture #MTB2025

What an absolute legend Dave Mirra has left us. An inspiration to all BMXers and cyclists. He's a role model to millions and legendary figure for extreme sports, thank you Dave.

ran by riders with one of the greatest frame builders at the helm Spooky made some of the most beautiful frames in the world. Unfortunately its not all successful when we take a closer look at this legendary brand.

One of BMXs greatest brands might not be as old as you think. In this video we take a look at the legendary Snafu and their awesome game changing components.If your in the UK check out ‪@alansbmx‬ for some of the great snafu products they have in stock.

One of the greatest downhill riders to have walked this Earth. We take a quick look at the legend that is Nicolas Vouilloz.

Belt drive bikes are not new, but the technology is changing. We wanted to do a video on what the current state of play with belt drive bikes is as its not a common setup in the bike industry.We've borrowed some photos from the internet most are from Pinion which are a company you should check out if your interested in belt drive bikes. If your image appears in the video let us know and will credit it here.

GT have always been a big player in the bike industry, in this video we look into the brand that pushed both BMX and MTB to new heights and lost themselves along the way.

I've had a lot of difficulty pronouncing his name in previous videos. Richie Schley is someone I didn't really know about, but his name always comes up with Brett Tippie and Wade Simmons as a pioneer of free ride.I felt the need to investigate further and found out I have probably seen him in Kranked, one of the most pivotal mountain bike films ever, he was also at the first ever Redbull Rampage.here is our look at an over looked legend who defiantly deserves the credit.

Wade Simmons is one of the pioneers of free ride. He also won the first ever Red Bull Rampage and rides for Rocky Mountain. Here is out short but sweet look at the legend that is mr Wade Simmons.If you enjoyed the video please give it a like and subscribe for more bike related content.

From dominating the tracks of the UK to conquering the global BMX scene, Dale Holmes is a name etched into the sport's DNA. In this video, we dive deep into the life and legacy of one of the greatest BMX racers of all time.From his early racing days in England, to multiple world titles, Olympic coaching roles and building the next generation of riders - Holmes has done it all. This is more than a story about racing - it's about resilience, evolution and living life in the fast lane.If you're a fan of BMX history, British Cycling legends, or just epic comeback stories - this ones for you. Don't forget to like, comment and sub scribe for more deep dives into the riders and brands shaping bike culture.#bmx #daleholmes #bikefilth #bmxlegend #cyclinghistory

Bob Haro is as big a name in BMX as they come. In this video we have a brief look at who the legend is and why he's a legend. From the birth of Freestyle BMX, his love of design through to being in E.T. If you've ever seen a Haro bike you should watch this.

If you were a kid of the 80s you probably know who Andy Ruffell is, if not you need too. Andy was one of the first people in the UK to showcase BMX he even had his own signature Raleigh Burner.

Who doesn't love a bit of S&M? This company is what BMX is all about. In this episode we take a brief look at what makes a rider owned company compete an win against the big dogs of the cycling industry.