Some images of the new rig for your viewing pleasure!

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Hey crew, we thought that you might enjoy our latest video from Marysville, Victoria Australia. We have been testing some cool new angles and have developed some booms that we will have in our store at some stage. Special thanks goes out to Luke C and Sholto Allbrook for the technical development, riding and the many trips up and down the hill in the rain!

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Image: GBHQ, Collingrove, South Australia. Circa 2010   What's next for gravity bikes? - Part 1Its funny, I've been thinking about this question on and off for as long as I can remember. Its occupied my mind nearly ever day, to some degree, for past 20 years when I haven't been distracted by work, life and everything in between. I've suffered my fair share of sleepless nights thinking about what I could do to increase the visibility of my sport, what I could do to bring people together and...

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Images: Courtesy of Indonesian Gravity Sport, Circa 2011 Earlier in the month we reported on the the Gravity Bike event being organised by Indonesian Gravity Sport for the 18th December. As the third race in the series, the event went amazingly well with a huge turnout of gravity riders from all over Indonesia. Held ay Stamford, Bandung we look forward to travelling to more events throughout 2012.

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Image: Courtesy of Centre of Gravity, Circa 2011 Centre of Gravity, Downhill Track.This is potentially some of the most exciting news we have presented. Our friends in the UK are looking to build a dedicated facility for the presentation and development of Gravity Sports. Centre of Gravity is still currently going through the planning application and funding stages so it’s not definitely going ahead. One of the criteria for the planning and funding stages is to show that there is a demand...

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Images: Courtesy of Andy 'Sakamoto' Smith, Circa 2011. There are not many times in life when you come across people that truly inspire you. You know, the kind of people that remind you of what it means to be passionate and enthusiastic about life, learning, friendships, riding, racing and everything in between! Well a little while ago now, I had the pleasure of meeting (and riding) with Andy 'Sakamoto' Smith, an Australian Gravity Sports pioneer and recent Gravity Bike convert. His desire and a...

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Images: Courtesy of Elcolombiano.com, circa 2011 Hold onto your seats people, its on again! The Clasico el Colombiano 2011 is one seriously awesome festival of wheels, speed and all things rad! From Gravity Bikes to Trials, BMX, Cross Country these guys know how its done. Over the year we have posted plenty of crazy footage of these gravity junkies hitting some serious hills. This festival is a must for anyone who loves Gravity and we are definitely going to attend next year! Visit The Clasico...

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Image: Courtesy of Automotto, circa May 2010Its no secret that GBHQ loves new ideas and custom rides…and this little puppy is no exception. And while we appreciate that its only a concept, probably wouldn't handle the twists and turns of Maryhill to save itself or comfort you on those long lonely winter nights, iwe like it all the same. Long live innovation and ideas. Read more here.

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Images taken from multiple blogs and sites without permission, circa 2011! We were going to bring together a write up on our trip to Beat the Bastard in Townsville Queensland last week and talk about all of the wonderful people that we met and had the privilege to ride with. We were also going to thank the organisers for putting together what was one of the best events that GBHQ has been lucky enough to attend. That was until we read Andy (Sakamoto) post earlier in the week. It says everything...

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Image: Courtesy of Sin Cycles, Circa May 4th 2011 On the first day, he created imagination! GBHQ loves anyone with a little bit of imagination, artisan skill and craftsmanship. GBHQ loves it even more when its applied to the development of a new Gravitybike. Check out the above awesomeness from the guys over at S.I.N (Sir Isaac Newton) Cycles. This project evolved from two previous bikes (Wasp and Freedom). They learned from Wasp, their mini-g, that being low to the ground with a tight tuck can...

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