Meticulously honed and perfected through over four decades of relentless innovation, Shimano’s road technologies offer an unparalleled riding experience. Experience quieter, quicker, smoother, and more secure rides than ever before.
Former professional road racer Svein Tuft, returns to the his roots in British Columbia, rediscovering the simplicity and joy of two-wheeled adventures, epitomizing the spirit of exploration and freedom.
Anthill Films’ latest feature-length documentary The Engine Inside is now streaming on Red Bull TV.
The Path to World Cup DH Podiums Doesn’t Follow a Straight Line.
For the 2023 Gravity & Explorer shoe collection from Shimano, we created product videos for e-commerce in our in-house studio in Squamish!
Obsessively engineered and refined with over four decades of continuous innovation, our MTB and e-MTB technologies let you ride quieter, quicker, smoother and more securely than ever.
After suffering a life-altering brain injury 7 years ago, mountain bike enthusiast Debora DeNapoli’s life would never be the same again. Finding profound healing in the one place she was warned never to return to - the trails - The Deborah Effect demonstrates the true essence of mountain biking: pure, unadulterated joy.
Trackside, the latest Shimano Originals short film by Anthill Films, uncovers the winning formula of one of the greatest downhill mountain bike teams of all time: the Santa Cruz Syndicate. After struggling with retiring from racing, legend and Head Coach Steve Peat continues to steer the ship into a new format this season while preserving the Syndicate's secret sauce.
Coming Summer 2023, The Engine Inside tells the stories of six everyday people from all over the globe who reveal the unique power of the bicycle to change lives and build a better world.
One Up tasked us to create product videos designed for social engagement and e-commerce.
These simple but visually engaging videos bring their products to life, showcasing all the different styles and colors - and how to use them!
Coming Summer 2023, The Engine Inside tells the stories of six everyday people from all over the globe who reveal the unique power of the bicycle to change lives and build a better world.
Play golf, go fishing, be a workaholic but whatever you do, don't try—the EP8 does it for you! Svelt handlebar controls, state-of-the-art pedal assist and an extra set of lungs; with the EP8 Fitness Simulator™ x Evil Epocalypse, you're supercharged, but no one knows it!
Leo Smith is a bodge job. And a proud one at that. Hailing from the streets of Manchester in the North of England, Leo—known to his thousands of Instagram followers as @Landosteezy—is a self-proclaimed helper of the people. Forging his own path in the bike industry, Leo is creating space in the sport for everyone.
During the 200 years since its invention, the bicycle’s popularity has ebbed and flowed. For almost a century, we’ve suffered the unforeseen consequences of car-consumed culture. But now, because of a global pandemic, the transformative power of the bike is starting tot take hold.
When someone asks you to jump, you ask how high. In our case when Fizik approached us to shoot their new line of Gore-tex shoes in extreme weather we asked "how extreme?". Following this conversation, Anthill Films produced three different product videos showcasing the unrivaled performance of Fizik's new GORE-TEX cycling gear through extreme wind, rain, and snow.
Downhill’s most decorated rider, Greg Minnaar, a.k.a. “The Goat”, got off to a slow start in the 2022 UCI DH World Cup series. Finishing up the first round, Greg headed back to Morzine in the French Alps to fine-tune his bike, body, and mind for the remainder of the season.
Path Less Paved: Ocate, New Mexico. Shimano’s latest Originals short film shows us how an open-mind can help us find common ground in the unlikeliest of places.
Reaching the top step of the UCI Downhill World Cup circuit is no mean feat. Staying there? Even harder. But for one of the world’s fastest downhill MTB racers, Marine Cabirou, injury and setback are all just part of the sport—one that’s worth pursuing in order to unlock her full potential.
Many mountain bike athletes start their careers early, honing skills well before the first signs of adolescence. Then there’s Jackson Goldstone. The Squamish, B.C. youth shot to stardom in 2010 when a homemade video of him riding, jumping, dropping, and spinning his balance bike on the way to kindergarten went viral. Since then, Jackson has risen to the top tiers of the sport, already demonstrating a signature style in mountain bike films and competing on the international stage, shoulder to shoulder with some of the best racers and freeriders in the world. Talent has played a large part in Jackson’s extraordinary riding ability, but so has his hometown of Squamish. With one of the most densely packed trail networks on the planet right outside his door, Jackson can challenge himself in any mountain biking discipline he chooses, every day of the year. Whether whipping out jump lines with his friends or pinning long, rugged downhill descents to eclipse his personal record, Jackson always rides to have fun. He thinks you should, too.
Today, we release Long Live Chainsaw into the wild. Watch it for free (and then donate to the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation!)