Europe

John and Jenny Mote cycle tour through Somerset, Devon, Bretagne and Normandy to watch their granddaughter Ellesse Andrews triumph in the velodrome at the Paris Olympics.

Brett Cotter tours through Tuscany following the L'Eroica route after being inspired by the film at last years Big Bike Film Night.

Hugh Malan regales us with his European Divide Tour, from south-west Spain to the far north-east of Norway, where he encountered an endless headwind, Santa's Village and swarming horseflies - not for the faint of heart.

Dave Mitchell and Ditte van der Meulen anchor themselves in Briançon, France’s highest town, and explore its impressive alpine environs.

Dave Mitchell and Ditte van der Meulen round out their time in Italy exploring tracks and chasing cheese around Passo del Tonale.

Dave Mitchell and Ditte van der Meulen regale us with part two of their Italian adventure. This time they're revisiting the iconic four passes of the Dolomites’ Sellaronda.

Huw Kingston leads a tour through Italy, weaving a winding line through the Apennines on singletrack, dirt tracks, gravel roads and a bit of asphalt, with an unexpected dose of fango, before heading north to the Dolomites for a big mountain finisher.

Dave Mitchell and Ditte van der Meulen flee the Kiwi winter to basecamp themselves at Canazei in the heart of the Italian Dolomites.

Wanaka-based conservation, adventure and wildlife filmmaker Richard Sidey captures his 8 day solo mission across Iceland.

Jess Rathgen and Ryan Carr travel by bike to link up hard core trail running missions in the Pyrenees and the French Alps.

Pete Meffan chronicles his adventures bikepacking the length of the UK on the GB Divide in a four part video series. 60% of the 2000 km is off-road, and there is nearly 30,000 m of climbing. Hard but rewarding.

Dave Mitchell concludes his and Ditte’s extended exploration of the Italian Alps with a history lesson and up-lift indulgence using their non-consecutive three day passes, providing access to Pila Bikeland, Cervino and La Thuile.