Thank you
Partners
Thank you to our partners — and to every parent who drives, cooks and cheers. These companies help our riders race, train and grow.
Trek Bikes
Trek is an American bike maker from Waterloo, Wisconsin. It builds road, gravel, mountain and e-bikes, from first kids’ bikes all the way up to World Cup downhill machines.
trekbikes.com →
EPICSHOP.CH
The Epic Shop is our home base in Lenzerheide. It rents Trek mountain bikes and e-bikes for kids and adults, sells riding gear, and runs the Epic bike school programmes such as Downhill Kids in the Bike Kingdom.
epicshop.ch →
DHaRCO
DHaRCO is a mountain bike clothing brand founded in 2012 on Sydney’s Northern Beaches by downhill racer Mandy Davis. It makes jerseys, shorts and pants with a surf-and-street look that are tough and comfortable enough for gravity riding.
dharco.com →Burgtec
Burgtec is a British component maker started in 2004 by downhill racers. It builds flat pedals, handlebars, stems, grips, chainrings and axles that are tested at the highest level of racing, including the World Cup.
burgtec.co.uk →
Fist Handwear
Fist Handwear is an Australian glove brand that started in a bedroom in Tasmania. It makes gloves for mountain biking, BMX and motocross, known for their bold signature and artist designs.
fisthandwear.com →
MRP
MRP (Mountain Racing Products) is based in Grand Junction, Colorado, and has been making chain guides since the 1990s. Alongside its guides it builds suspension forks and other parts that keep chains on and bikes composed on rough tracks.
mrpbike.com →
Gamux
Gamux is a Swiss World Cup downhill team and bike maker founded by racers Dominic and Pascal Tinner and Romeo Cairoli. It builds its own downhill bikes, including the gearbox-driven Sego, and distributes mountain bike brands in Switzerland.
gamuxbikes.com →Oakley
Oakley is an American eyewear brand from California, founded in 1975. It makes sunglasses and the motocross and mountain bike goggles you see on race tracks around the world.
oakley.com →