BMC Ride Crew
Riders who defy categorization.
Ever wondered how to break the mould in cycling? Our riders on the front line know exactly what that entails. Makers, shakers, and sometimes racers, the BMC Ride Crew embodies the excitement generated by two wheels – a notion of freedom recognizable the world over. Their authenticity confirms just how much pleasure can be had by showing up and riding into adventures. Take your track bike up mountains, shred the most awe-inspiring trails or throw yourself down hair-raising alpine descents. With their experiences documented across the globe, the Ride Crew is a powerful reminder of how to make the most of every adventure. The BMC Ride Crew lives to ride.
Riders
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Ludo May
A native of Verbier, Switzerland, Ludo May has been unsettling the dust on the well-ridden berms of the international mountain biking scene over the last couple of years with his slapstick humour, cheeky video edits and fun riding style.Full rider profile Ludo May
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With BMC Since
Switzerland 32 03 April 1989 2017 He has attracted a huge online following with videos such as the Dumb & Dumber series starring fellow enduro rider Jerome Clementz. Who could forget that time he blazed colored smoke down the trails? Embark on a Verbier night ride with fireworks to illuminate your way or how about getting pegged with potatoes while blazing the trails? Anything is possible with Ludo!
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Patrick Seabase
Nothing about Patrick Seabase is typical, and everything about him will leave an impressionFull rider profile Patrick Seabase
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With BMC Since
Switzerland 37 11 December 1983 2017 Whether that’s his tattoos, how he rides bikes (fixed and fast) or dresses (mostly in black), but most likely it will be his dynamic and engaging personality – he has every reason in the world to act like a badass. Patrick’s fixed gear exploits on huge mountain passes in the Alps and Pyrenees have catapulted him to fame. Enduring gruelling, low cadence climbs to the top of Alpine giants to scorch the downhill on the other side trailing a smell of burning rubber as he substitutes skidstopping for brakes is his thing. Exhilarating? Yes. Madness? Yes, that too.
