Half Day (4 hours) – $65
Full Day (24 hours) $95
*Full Suspension- 160-180mm” travel*

Try me!

The Slayer SS is a freeride bike that can handle anything and everything on the North Shore. It is pedal friendly and feels like a mini DH bike.

The bike is kitted out with Shimano Saint components and Fox Racing Shox suspension for all the fun you can find!  A great bike to ride if you want explore some more advanced terrain and play on some features along the way!

*Basic Crash Coverage $30/day*
*multi day rental pricing available*

Half Day (4 hours) – $65
Full Day (24 hours) – $95

*Full Suspension- 160mm” travel*

Try me!

A small sized freeride frame, with 24″ wheels, the perfect weapon for any smaller rider! We built this bike with the smaller rider looking for something confidence inspiring to ride in mind.

This bike is built with a full Shimano Saint Groupo, which has large 4 Piston brakes, and a Dual-Ring Setup to aid climbing. Sprung with a Fox RP23 on the back, and a Fox 36 Van on the front, this bike is light, durable, and ready to tackle your next adventure!

*Basic Crash Coverage $30/day*
*multi day rental pricing available*

MBIT April North Van, BC

Evergreen MTB Alliance

Endless Biking ran another highly successful MBIT program this past 2 weekends in Seattle and North Vancouver.

Whatever riding level you are at, these courses are great to learn about effectively breaking skills down into small building blocks, making quick and accurate corrections and working with some efficient communication tactics.

These programs are an asset for anyone looking to gain employment in the field on MTB Instruction or Guiding.  Endless Biking’s Instructor Training is recognized by:

• Sports Insurance
• Capilano University
• College of the Rockies
• Whistler Bike Park
• The Dirt Series
• Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
• North Vancouver High School Racing League

Half Day (4 hours) – $65
Full Day (24 hours) – $95

We’ve created the following survey, using Survey Monkey to gain some feedback regarding our members, followers, fans and friends.  If you can take a moment to fill this out (10 multiple choice questions), it will help us understand our customer needs.

We’ll be continuing with more survey’s in each of our eNewsletters, so you’ll have a chance to help us create better programs and services.  Thanks for taking the time.

EB Survey

If any of you have seen Darren or Kelli from Endless Biking out riding in the last few weeks, you have seen them on a sleek and sexy new frame without any paint or decals. Rocky Mountain unveiled their latest gem last weekend at the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, California and now we can show you you the goods.

Check out the video below of the new Rocky Mountain Slayer as well as a follow up to the release answering some immediate questions live from the internet.  Very cool and worth a look.

Official release of 2011 Rocky Mountain Slayer

The details of the bike and follow up

The bike has been an absolute blast to ride and it is highlighted by not only an efficient design and curvy, durable tubing but by the details in the craftsmanship.  The bike features low maintenance pivots that only require one tool, as they are self-centering teardrop shapes that are brilliantly designed