Been sorting through the archives of video and media from Interbike and Eurobike shows, it is a little late, but for those of you who are interested check out the three video’s below taken from te trade shows this year. All tree video’s are from the lads at Morewood Bikes highlighting their 2010 range of bikes and going into some details of some of the special work which went into the team bikes and frames for the World Champs in Australia. Interesting to note that both Nathan and Mitch ran bikes very much the same as what they had been … Read More »

The third new offering from Morewood for 2010 is the much anticipated Kalula, based on the success of the Makulu, Morewood’s premier downhill race machine, the Kalula has an adjusted leverage progression ramping up through the last part of the stroke making the bike more suited to its shorter 7″ of travel. Still using a low leverage design the frame will be available in three sizes; a first for Morewood on the gravity side of things who usually only offer small medium and medium large. Word from Mr Morewood himself is that this is to allow for smaller riders to … Read More »

Well Eurobike has officially kicked off for 2009, the Morewood team is a little split up this year with Eurobike and World Champs on the same weekend, Pat [Mr Morewood] is in Australia supporting Nathan Rennie and Mitch Delfs [more to come on that later] while Richard Carter is playing Mr Nice guy with the Euro’s showing off some of the latest Morewood product.

There is not too much excitement expected this year from international brands as far as new products and releases are concerned, aside from the SRAM XX group which for most is old news by now there is … Read More »

‘The Morewood rolled into the office at the tail end of last year, one of the first production versions, put together by one of the team of engineers down at BOS suspension in Toulouse. Since that time it has been in constant use, most certainly not one of the bikes that gets buried in a corner of the office’.
Frame
“It’s correct from the outset.”
In terms of geometry it’s a very straightforward bike, but don’t for a second think that each millimetre and degree has not been agonised over.

These angles are deliberate and certainly not the work of a guesser. This … Read More »

Finally managed to sit down after what feels like eternity to get some web action going… today was the first day I saw the new Morewood website too so I’m feeling a little behind the times, but plenty of good coffee tonight and some long hours tomorrow and I will be back on top. Shot off some shots of our booth and setup a few days ago, check it out:

Morewood Makulu 2009 / With BOS Stoy Shock and Idylle Fork

We’re at Eurobike at the moment. Andre is blogging over here. And the Morewood Spy is uploading pictures every day over here. The crazy frenchies from BS Trading have been doing a photoshoot in France. They put one of their Shova St bikes on the roof. It fell off and put … Read More »

We hope you enjoy our new website. The guys at sploosh digital have been hard at work building us a new website in time for Eurobike 2008. Check it out and the 2009 Morewood bike range. We’ll be adding more sections to our website over the next few months to a new section called support. Let us know if there is something you would like to see on Morewoodbikes.com.

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Get ready for frest Eurobike news and more Sportsnut craziness. The show opens on the 4th September. We’ll be bring you all new product info at the stand, and the entertainment that goes down with it for ATOMLAB, SPANK, SOMBRIO, STRAITLINE, SHAMAN RACING and BLKMRKT.