The bitesize points from this week's podcast.

The SeaSucker Talon uses three suction cups to securely hold a bike on the top of a vehicle's roof.

Martin Maes joins Henry to talk about everything from bike tech, World Cup wins and the legacy of his tumultuous 2019 Season.

There were a few hiccups, but by the end of testing the Aria delivered excellent mid-stroke support and bottom out resistance.

With 165mm of rear travel, this British-made beast is meant to handle the fastest and gnarliest terrain around.

There is now a new way for privateers to fill their coffers at World Cup events.

Downhill racing is back, and Fort William is faster than ever.

Holy-high-rise handlebars, completed with pannier rack mounts.

After 16 years with the Santa Cruz Syndicate, the GOAT is on a Norco for 2024

The Fort William World Cup keeps on serving up new tech.

Henry brings you the latest tech from the first downhill world cup of the year.

A new Canyon Sender remains under a veil, but other new tech is out and proud for the first round of the 2024 World Cup DH

Sarah talks to the American World Cup Winner.