Brian and I catch up with the driving force behind Crankworx to talk past, present, and future.

Catching up with Darren Kinnaird to hear the full story of what's happening with Crankworx for 2024.

We get nerdy about tire development, weight, price, manufacturing, sustainability, and how to actually pronounce Schwalbe.

We also get into their US origins, how they handled Covid, e-bike sales versus mountain bike sales, marketing advice, and of course we asked about headset cable routing.

Chief designer Rob Gow, engineer Ben Farmer, and some guy named Gee Atherton on the advantages and challenges of additive manufacturing. Plus the new bikes they plan to release in 2022.

We've been testing a few of San Util's products, so we reached out to learn more about the person who makes them.

And why the "COVID bike boom" is a huge challenge.

We sat down with the founder and owner of Nicolai Bikes to talk about the past, present, and future.

We look back at the predictions and predicaments that were discussed half a dozen years ago.

Félix Gauthier talks about the Canadian brand's success, its rich racing heritage, and a stumbling block so big that it nearly brought them to their knees before they could even get going.

Under Lappartient's leadership, France embraced enduro and once again became a dominant force in World Cup DH competition. Now he is at the helm of the UCI, talking about big changes...

We chat with Szymon about his days as a famous rock star in Poland, starting his own bike company, and racing the XC Masters World Championships.

We sit down with BMC's head of mountain bike development to talk about the challenges of making carbon bikes in Switzerland, taking risks and why 27.5 wheels should never have been a thing.

We talk to Skratch Labs founder Dr. Allen Lim about starting a company from nothing, eating real food, what gut rot is, why pro athletes are like canaries in a coal mine, and more.

We caught up with key members of the Öhlins' mountain bike department to find out how they approach suspension, where the market is heading and what you can expect from the Swedish company in the future.

We caught up with the son of Formula's founder to chat about the business' successes, failures and how they intend to become a major player in the market against competitors SRAM and Shimano.

CEO and co-owner of Ibis Cycles talks about the strange journey that led him to resurrect the pioneer mountain bike brand

Learn about one of the guys behind Pinion as we discuss the company's start, background, and plans for the future.

Good words from a man whose career has spanned the evolution of the dual-suspension mountain bike.

Find out more about the man at the helm of Rotwild Bikes.

We sit down with the man behind online giant Bike Discount and Radon bikes, Chris Stahl.

We chat with Scott Bikes, Pascal Ducrot, on everything from race teams to e-bikes and all in-between.

Passionate, opinionated, and outspoken - we sit down with the CEO of Niner Bikes, Chris Sugai.

Roman Arnold is changing the landscape of the whole mountain bike industry and you should know why.

公司靈魂人物細說從頭 Kona 的故事。

We sit down with Kyle Young and Kevin Menard, the owners of Transition Bikes, to find out about the past, present, and future of the company.

We talk about the evolution of speccing catalogue frames to producing EWS-winning full-suspension bikes with the man in charge of Cube's design team.

Learn the story behind how an artist, a businessman, and an athlete have carved their own niche helmets into our sport.

Rose Bikes might be fresh name in the bike world for many of you, but this family run company has been around since 1907 and it's no slouch when it comes to making bicycles.

It's been pretty crazy to see the growth of Cube bikes, from that first small container of bikes just over 20 years ago to the powerhouse of the bike industry they are today.

How two motorcycle riders built the UK's most influential mountain bike business.

We talk with Chris Conroy about the past, present, and future of Yeti Cycles.

Santa Cruz's CEO speaks candidly about the bike company that he founded twenty years ago and its powerhouse race team.

We sat down with the founders of Kona and a core group of employees to find out more about the company's origins and what the future holds.

We sit down with the French mountain bike pioneer and talk BMX influences, racing and business politics.

Fox Factory’s founder, designer, and mentor talks about the birth of high-performance off-road suspension and how his namesake company arrived at the top of the mountain bike game.

Andrea Pierantoni has been with Marzocchi since 1976, his father Athos Pierantoni was the first employee in 1949. We sat down for a quick MTB history lesson, some info on recent events and to get a glimpse of where Marzocchi is headed in the future.

We talk with Carter Holland, the owner of Black Market Bikes, to learn more about his path through the mountain bike world.

'From the Top' is a new monthly series in which we interview the bicycle industry's key players.