Chris Akrigg has a pretty good eye for a line. "I thought I’d put something together to show the process I go through, from finding a interesting location, thinking up something cool to do on it, then building and finally giving it a roll!"

Hi. I'm Chris Akrigg and this is my story so far. I've been riding riding bikes since I was five years old and I'm still going strong. I started out as a trials rider but after ten years of that I turned my attention to making fun little videos and that's what I've been doing ever since. Grab yourself a brew, beer or whatever you fancy. Hope you enjoy... Directed by Chris Akrigg and Victor Lucas Filmed and edited by Victor Lucas Music by James Welsh

Chris Akrigg got a little taste of what Barcelona had to offer on the Mongoose Espana team trip, and it was so rad that he had to go back for more. He decided to book a trip back to Spain to complete what he couldn't get done because of the weather. Watch as Chris freerides his way through the Spanish dirt, rocks and trees, thrashing his Teocali and showing off his vast arsenal of trials skills. If you haven’t already, check out the Mongoose En Espana Team Edit here: https://www.youtube....

We gave Chris Akrigg our all new adventure bike, the 2018 Guide, to take out for a spin and this is what he said; “This is the most fun I've had on a bike for ages! It's super quick on roads and gravel but strong enough to take on some pretty serious lines, plus it has somewhere to put your beers! Cheers.” Watch this with headphones on!

Guess the clue's sort of in the title! i've never been one for over building lines or riding purpose bulit trails, so here you go a super raw winter thrash keeping it real up on't moors.

Old but new but old but new video..... Had the best laugh putting this together, all about having fun!

I've been a fan of Cyclocross for a long time, so when Mongoose said they were working on the Selous I couldn't wait to get my hands on one and see what all the fuss was about! It has to be one of the purest forms of off road riding. I would say back to basics but my bike was pretty damn tech as Shimano set me up with there latest electric gears and disc brakes. That aside you're still essentially riding a beefed up road bike with skinny tyres and no suspension making every rock, root, rut a...