Evil Bikes has announced that it has faced layoffs following "several challenging years."

*starts Googling flights to Chile*

The two Evil riders bonded at Highland Bike Park over their passion for freeride.

"It's a dust-slinging, ass-slapping, poison-oak-laden, beer-soaked way to have a good time on two wheels."

He's riding what?

The Following is all about quick cornering and creative maneuvers.

Six bikes, not enough suspension, and too much poutine... What could go wrong?

Red Bull Rampage 2022 is underway! We caught up with five riders to check out their custom freeride bikes.

Small changes to Evil's do-it-all trail machine.

The Wreckoning receives a few tweaks to keep it up to speed.

Epocalypse now.

This bike is a genre-bending, category-confusing looker.

There’s nothing like being alone in the woods, ripping through fresh dirt, to fill the mind with good vibes and creativity.

Did Shimano accidentally leak Evil's eMTB?

The shutdown of a key factory in Vietnam is causing even more delays.

Evil has new epoxy-free carbon rims on the way that are made via an automated process.

Demetri Triantafillou shreds his dual crown Evil on some incredible trails.

Pants, shorts and jerseys in low-key, black.

The Insurgent returns with 168mm of rear travel and Super Boost.

The new Offering gets longer, but not slacker.

Cascade Components keeps on churning out the aftermarket links.

After 5 years and 2 of his 3 Rampage titles, Kurt Sorge has today announced he is leaving Polygon Bikes and joining Evil.

The Wreckoning gets a revamp, with more travel, updated geometry, and Super Boost.

The 2020 Evil Following gets several updates, including internal cable routing and SuperBoost spacing.

Wouldn't it make more sense to test the gravel bikes on gravel though?

We spotted Austin Warren riding a new, long-travel 29er from Evil.

5 sweet builds on display at the House Show.

Always nice to see big tricks on a trail bike. The ender is something else.

This year you/we raised over $56,000 USD in the quest to FCANCERUP and gave away some rad prizes.

The 29er Wreckoning LB frame with 161mm of rear travel that Graham Agassiz is riding today is fitted with 27.5" wheels, a 200mm fork and a 1.5 degree angleset to give it a 63° head tube angle.

The contest closes on Tuesday!

Graham Agassiz has secured a new bike sponsor for 2019 and beyond.

Kevin Walsh, owner of Evil Bikes, discusses his East Coast roots, how he got into playing blues music and the thrill of racing rally cars.

So, who said 29" wheels are just for cross-country bikes? Evil's latest wagon wheeler looks set to challenge stereotypes, destroy KOM's and put a huge smile on your face.

We put Evil's latest all-mountain ripper to the test.

Evil has a wicked new entry to the short travel, slack angled 29er category on the way.

Thanks to all the generous readers here on Pinkbike, a staggering total of over $67,000 raised for breast cancer awareness during the Custom Evil Undead fundraiser. All winners listed inside!

ARMA Energy and Evil Bikes have teamed up to take on the North American DH races and the Sea Otter was there first big show as a team. Check out the team video inside.

Bowen Island's breeding some good riders thanks to the trails put in place by the likes of Dangerous Dan Cowan.

Source: Evil Bikes and words by Thomas Vanderham

On behalf of Evil Bikes I am stoked to announce the signing of World Cup downhill racer Steve Smith. I first started hearing Steve’s name about 4 or 5 years ago when I was still racing BC and Canada Cups. It was always murmured along with phrases like “the next big Canadian racer” and “has the potential to do well at a world cup level”. This year Steve took big steps to reaching that potential with a break out season, which saw him claim the US Open title, post a 10th place finish at the Andorra world cup, and debut in the film Seasons. As a fellow rider I am excited to have Stevie as a teammate, we have always had a great time hanging together and I like the confident approach he brings to his riding. The generally soft spoken 18 year old usually lets his riding do the talking but I forced him to sit down and answer some questions so that all of you could get to know him better.

Well, it seems that the Cold War is fashionable again. The old Evil Bikes url was heisted by a Russian internet spy. After numerous attempts at diplomacy we decided to sever all communications. Evil Bikes does not negotiate with terrorists!