Enduro
Enduro influencers and content creators.
A road-legal bike, trails open to traffic, a camera: riders who film the ride, the tyres and the repairs. Selected by interview, under contract.
Formats
What they film.
- A trail ride on onboard camera
- A day on the trails: technical sections, breaks, gear seen in use.
- Tyre tests
- Several rides, dry then muddy: grip and knob wear shown.
- Trailside repairs
- Puncture, bent lever, thrown chain: tools and repair kit put to the test.
- Bike preparation
- Skid plate, handlebars, chain kit: the bike ready for the season, part by part.
What to require
What your brief should demand.
- No off-trail riding
- Roads open to traffic, named in the brief or set by an organiser.
- Respect for residents and noise
- An approved exhaust, low speed near homes, walkers and horses.
- Full gear
- Helmet, gloves, boots and protection, worn as soon as the engine runs.
- A compliant bike
- Registered, insured, road-legal tyres: on an open trail, the highway code applies.
Who invests
The brands that work with them.
- Tyres and mousses
- Knobbly tyres, anti-puncture mousses, heavy-duty tubes.
- Wear parts and preparation
- Chain kits, filters, levers, skid plates and radiator guards.
- Protection and clothing
- Helmets, goggles, boots, knee guards, hydration packs.
- Navigation
- GPS units, handlebar mounts, route apps.
Questions
Your questions.
Where do enduro creators ride?
On roads and trails open to motor traffic, or on authorised ground. Never off-trail.
Enduro or motocross?
Two publics. Enduro rides a road-legal bike on open trails; motocross races on closed tracks.
Your product, on the trails.
Tell us your product and your season. Selection and firm quote within 48 business hours.