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**The Pinkbike Podcast**

A weekly update on all the latest stories from around the world of mountain biking, as well as some frank discussion about tech, racing, and everything in between. Hosted by Mike Kazimer and featuring a rotating cast of the Pinkbike editorial team and other guests.

Latest Episodes:

MTB Launch Season Has Arrived - The Things We're Testing Apr 02, 2026

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Spring is here, which means there's a whole bunch of new MTB gear being released almost every day.

Gee Atherton on Hardline, Bike Development, and His Latest Wild Film Trip to Nepal Mar 26, 2026

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Opinions on Dominions and More Listener Questions Mar 19, 2026

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Phew, brake week is finally over, but we decided to take a deeper dive into the testing and the results.

Interview: Orbea, TQ, and Fox on Developing an eMTB That Doesn't Feel Like an eMTB Mar 12, 2026

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Getting three companies to work on one bike isn't as easy as it should be, but Orbea, TQ, and Fox pulled it off with the new Rallon RS.

What Does It Take to Make it as a Smaller Drivetrain Manufacturer? An Interview With Microshift Mar 05, 2026

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We sat down with Microshift's Gus Jeffer and Patrick Chen to learn more about what it takes to navigate patents, and to carve out a place in the competitive drivetrain market.

New Brakes, Suspension, Bikes - It's a Big Week For Product Launches Feb 26, 2026

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We're less than two months out from Sea Otter, and the floodgates have started to open, with all sorts of new product launches happening this week.

How Faction Bike Studio Turns Wild Ideas Into Race-Winning Frames Feb 19, 2026

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A look inside Faction Bike Studios, the small Quebec company helping develop some of the most exciting bikes on the market.

Why Aaron Gwin is a Threat Again & The Truth About Jackson Goldstone’s Speed Feb 12, 2026

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Fresh off a gruelling 20-plus hour travel day from Tasmania, Pinkbike’s own social media correspondent Dan Wolfe sits down with Matt Beer and me to deconstruct the 2026 edition of Red Bull Hardline Tasmania. While the finals were ultimately rained out, Dan provides some on-the-ground insights at the "new school" of freeride-DH builds, noting that the days of "bro-science" are over, replaced by precise measurements and "green-light" marshals.
The crew dives into the technical nuances of hitting 70+ km/h features, why Aaron Gwin looked surprisingly dangerous on his new ride, and the rumours surrounding a potential 2026 Canadian stop at Cypress Mountain.
Featuring a rotating cast of the editorial team and other guests, the Pinkbike podcast is a weekly update on all the latest stories from around the world of mountain biking, as well as some frank discussion about tech, racing, and everything in between.