Since its inception, IWO has since grown to support a variety of sports including hiking, backcountry skiing and now - mountain biking.

A closer look at how Finale Ligure became a mountain biking hotspot.

A candid chat with Miranda Miller about World Cup DH racing, the future of enduro, and more.

Miranda discovers how the folks of the Downhill South East series are pushing for change.

Miranda is back, and for the first episode she heads down under to Maydena, Tasmania for the start of the EDR.

All proceeds will go to directly to the Ucluelet First Nations community to purchase bikes and equipment.

Miranda Miller has announced that she will be leaving Kona after four years.

Miranda Miller heads to Japan for episode five of 'Here, There and Everywhere'.

The burning questions that all 11-year-olds want to ask pro riders.

Miranda Miller enhances her understanding of her own community as well as others in BC.

Miranda realizes the importance of play and creativity as she sets out to ride more like a grom.

Miranda Miller’s journey to the upper echelon of global gravity racing has been a long and hard one.

Episode 2 of Miranda Miller's latest series sees her going deeper into the pain cave than she's been before.

Miranda's 'Here, There, Everywhere' series aims to showcase stories from the cycling community.

Miranda Miller will be creating a 5 part film series, “Here, There, Everywhere” that will follow her less conventional approach to the 2022 season.

The OneUp team trip looks like a very good time.

Brett and Miranda talk about her bike set up, injuries, trust in her riding partners and her plans for the upcoming season.

Here are some of the best podcasts that have been filling our earbuds this month.

A supportive environment on a freshly built course allowed for these ladies to push their limits and achieve new heights individually and collectively.

Dark Horse is on and the freeride rigs are out to play. Check out how the athletes are setting up their bikes for the massive jumps and drops on course.

Tires are on the dirt at Casey Brown's Dark Horse Invitational women's freeride event.

Miranda Miller gets out the stopwatch for another round of wheel size puzzling.

A bureaucratic misstep has been corrected, and 3 elite Canadian women are on the roster for DH World Champs.

Miranda, Remi, and Jesse line up against three engineers in a climbing challenge, a wobbly skinny competition, and a blind race.

A full 20 minute film about the man with some of the best corners on the circuit? Sign us up.

Jesse has had the goal to tick off one of Remy Metailler's sketchier lines in Squamish since the very first time he saw it.

Casey Brown and Finn Iles will get to wear the maple leaf sleeve for the coming year.

The best soundbites are always when you're exhausted.

A double dose of Kona's Process X.

Giving away all their secrets to being fast.

Pros coaching pros on a trail they've ridden hundreds of times.

Miranda, Jesse, and Remi are back at it.

Even pro racers go back to basics to improve.

The latest video from Miranda, Remi, and Jesse introduces us to the person behind some favorite Squamish trails.

It isn’t always about how hard and how far. Sometimes the focus is on fun.

They really did start a YouTube channel.

"This whole YouTube thing looks pretty easy."

That kit!

We always publish our own New Year's resolutions, but this year we decided to ask some of our favourite pro riders what their goals are this season as well.

"If the atmosphere and the environment is there, the girls will show up and the girls will continue to progress and stay in the sport."

Gonzo journalism at its finest.

16 XC athletes and 12 DH athletes are heading to Austria.

The Gowaan Girls have some unique challenges for their fellow Enduro World Series competitors.

Check out these big rigs from Finn Iles, Miranda Miller, Casey Brown and even Brett Rheeder.

It was hot, it was dusty, the racing was tight and it was awesome.

Here's who stood on the podium after a long hiatus from the race scene.

Jesse Melamed, Miranda Miller, Remi Gauvin and Andreane Lanthier Nadeau hit up the fresh trails of Whistler bike park during opening week.

This Tribeca Film Festival selected doc tells the story of these three women as they muse on their experiences as professional riders, and the risks associated with the sport.

The four pros answer some tough questions from Christina Chappetta... But who will get the most points?

A fun way to feel that sense of community that racing creates.

Remembering Stevie Smith's legendary run from the 2013 Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup.

Remi, Miranda and Lee tackle the infamous Last Dab sauce and some tough questions

The status the rainbow jersey immediately gives its wearer is unparalleled.

Miranda Miller rides her home town trails as she reflects on the difficult times we are all facing.

Big talent, but no big changes to the Kona team for 2020.

We've got 20 videos for you this week. Please enjoy.

Riders now have the choice between six variations of frame material and wheel sizes.

The top gravity athletes in Canada gathered at Panorama Mountain Resort to challenge for the 2019 National DH Championships.

Check out what some of the top riders are riding heading into the 2019 EWS at Les Orres.

Fast and fun racing at Harper Mountain.

We ask Miranda Miller about her upcoming season.

The 2017 DH World Champion will be focused on enduro in 2019.

Miranda moves on to a new team for 2019

See where mistakes were made and where gains were had.

This time we have Squamish local and 2017 DH World Champion Miranda Miller take on the challenge and post a time for the Pinkbike Hot Lap.

There are plenty of beginner clinics for women, but Specialized thought there was a gap when it came to advanced female riders and decided to do something different - with a helicopter and Miranda Miller.

Specialized's prototype 29er DH bike made the trip overseas, where Miranda Miller will be using it to tackle the rugged Fort William race track.

Hear Loic Bruni, Finn Iles and Miranda Miller's first impressions on the newest race track on the circuit.

The reigning DH World Champ takes a look back at her 2017 race season.

Race season's not quite over for Miranda Miller - the DH world champ will be duking it out at the final round of the Enduro World Series.

We catch up with Miranda and chat about her exciting move onto the Specialized Gravity factory team for 2017, how it's changed her preparation for the season and what she's been through to get to this point.

Perseverance is just one of many positive attributes that can be used to describe Miranda Miller.

Checking in with one of Canada's fastest downhill and enduro racers.

Take a muddy hike with Canada's Miranda Miller.

Miranda Miller is a weapon! She's also had some serious ups and downs the past few seasons, thankfully her positive attitude and strict training regime will see her back on top soon enough.

Miranda Miller has had more than her share of injuries in the last two years, but true to her down to earth nature, she's taken it all in stride and is staying positive for 2015.

Join Katrina Strand and Miranda Miller as they escape the wet winter on the West Coast and find great riding in Moab, Utah.

Miranda Miller lives in the sea to sky corridor in a little town you may have heard of called Squamish. She is a top Canadian DH racer and is here to tell us about opportunities and taking them to create better things in our own lives.

I thought I might start this off by using a lame quote or definition that describes free riders or the sport of free ride. You know, your cliche introduction.

This world cup season was a perfect example of how close the competition is becoming. Athletes are working harder in the off season and we are seeing the support at races get better and better. But from the beginning it wouldn’t have been possible for the Sam Hills and Greg Minnaars alike to achieve such greatness without a base network of support. Like your parents for driving those shuttles or your friends for pushing your riding and keeping it fun. It could be many people or a few, but there’s guaranteed to be at least one.

Anyways, my point is in order to continue to grow and progress as athletes those in our everyday lives play an increasingly large role. When we put out a new promo video or get on the podium we are representing ourselves and the companies that support us and give us the tools we need to succeed. But what about those that don’t get any recognition, but play an equally large role in our lives?

Check out a typical day in Miranda Miller's summer life - training and having fun in between races and her day job at NASA.

Photo essay by David Fournier inside,

Miranda Miller of Squamish, B.C., had a breakout season last year with wins at the US Open and Crankworx's Garbanzo DH. We at Pinkbike.com are excited to have her on our rider roster for 2010 as we see a bright racing career ahead for Miranda and her hard work ethic is something that we want to help so that she can achieve all her goals in the season ahead.

Watch the video inside to see Miranda and her Santa Cruz bikes!

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Due to commitments with my training schedule, an interview at NASA and the Sea Otter Classic all falling on the same weekend, I had to replicate myself and send my better half to the Sea Otter with Mike, Tyler and Casey, while I remained in Squamish undergoing extensive top secret training for the upcoming World Cup DH schedule. My better half went to Hood River and cheered on Casey at the jumps, sat in on sponsor meetings at Sea Otter and even met James Dean in Redding, California.

Check my trip out, inside!

Pinkbike team rider Miranda Miller has been hard at it this winter with training for the upcoming 2010 Downhill race season. An early January mishap put some of the on bike training on hold, but that has not stopped her from putting in the time to be on top of her game come the US Open, where she intends to defend her 2009 champion title.

Have a look at some of her top secret training techniques inside,