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