MTB TRIBE - Your Trail Map to the World of Mountain Biking

In episode number nine it is awesome to have our first bike builders on the show. Burf Tam Racing Fabrications (BTR) are bespoke hand made and manufactured bikes build in the UK. The business is owned and run by Burf and Tam, a two man team. Burf and Tam do everything in house from design to welding and are super passionate about their brand. We talk to them about everything that is involved in owning a bike company, hand building bikes, the up's and down's and the motivation that keeps them going.

In episode number eight it is my pleasure to talk with Neil Anderson. Neil is a WBFF Pro Bodybuilder and renowned Personal Trainer. Neil talks to us about how to get fitter, stronger, eat better, recover better and many other tips for being better on the bike. I have known Neil for a good number of years and know how dedicated he is at whatever he puts his mind to.

In episode number eight it is my pleasure to talk with Neil Anderson. Neil is a WBFF Pro Bodybuilder and renowned Personal Trainer. Neil talks to us about how to get fitter, stronger, eat better, recover better and many other tips for being better on the bike. I have known Neil for a good number of years and know how dedicated he is at whatever he puts his mind to.

In episode number seven I am very happy to introduce Grace Zarczynska, the founder of the ladies mountain bike website CrankyBetty.co.uk Grace was kind enough to take time out her very busy schedule to have a chat with me regarding her website, her passion for mountain biking and ladies within the mountain bike community. Our chat takes us to the Alps in a Kia Rio (bikes included) and we discover why Grace felt the need to start Cranky Betty.

In episode number seven I am very happy to introduce Grace Zarczynska, the founder of the ladies mountain bike website CrankyBetty.co.uk Grace was kind enough to take time out her very busy schedule to have a chat with me regarding her website, her passion for mountain biking and ladies within the mountain bike community. Our chat takes us to the Alps in a Kia Rio (bikes included) and we discover why Grace felt the need to start Cranky Betty.

In todays episode it is my pleasure to be talking with Calum McGee. Calum is still only twenty but his racing career from an early age has meant he has seen a lot happen within the mountain bike race scene. Calum is a super busy young man, so it was very good of him to take time out of his schedule to sit down and have a chat about his early years racing, his up's and down's, his struggles and his victories.

In todays episode it is my pleasure to be talking with Calum McGee. Calum is still only twenty but his racing career from an early age has meant he has seen a lot happen within the mountain bike race scene. Calum is a super busy young man, so it was very good of him to take time out of his schedule to sit down and have a chat about his early years racing, his up's and down's, his struggles and his victories.

For the fifth episode, and our second 'Why I Ride' instalment, I was super stoked to have a very chilled out chat with Grace, all the way from New Zealand. I was interested to know how Grace only started mountain biking one month ago but was at Cranxworx, Whistler! Go figure. Yes that is correct, one month, it is not a typo.  We will find out why and how.

For the fifth episode, and our second 'Why I Ride' instalment, I was super stoked to have a very chilled out chat with Grace, all the way from New Zealand. I was interested to know how Grace only started mountain biking one month ago but was at Cranxworx, Whistler! Go figure. Yes that is correct, one month, it is not a typo.  We will find out why and how.