Mike Webster

Conor Dunne and Larry Warbasse reunite for the first time after 2 years to embark on a 5-day journey across the Canary Islands. Larry is still a world tour pro smashing big races on the calendar, whilst Conor has chosen a new path in life as a GCN presenter. Their last trip together consisted of 1400km and around 36000m elevation gain in a spontaneous adventure - Can Conor still hang in there with Larry and complete such an epic trip? Or are such feats of endurance now out of his grasp after quitting racing and full time training?

Conor Dunne is heading out to The Philippines with none other than 14 time Tour de France stage winner, and one of the best sprinters of all time; Marcel Kittel. Over 5 days, they’ll be traversing the mountains of the largest island in the Philippines, bikepacking 500km, and taking on an astonishing 11000m of climbing. Beautiful scenery, friendly locals, and epic mountain roads; this is the bucket list bike ride of a lifetime.

Friends and ex teammates Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne head out on their second slow pro tour. This time they’re off to the Crete; the largest of the Greek Islands. The adventure follows the pair as they ride a lap of the island that’s considered to be the oldest inhabited part of Europe, and the birthplace of Greek mythology. Cycling over the highest roads, hitting the remote hairpin bends, and seeing towering gorges - this is an island with jaw-dropping climbs and astonishing views. Over the 5 days, the friends face unpredictable weather, taste the delicacies of Greek cuisine, and encounter some local wildlife: all whilst trying not to get lost in the vast landscape of the Cretan Isle.

Eastbound is the inspiring story of one woman’s record-breaking cycle around the World. Over the course of 18,000 miles, ridden alone and with no support crew in 2018, Jenny Graham smashed the previous Guinness World Record by nearly three weeks finishing in 124days 11hours. This film follows Jenny as she tackles the gruelling daily routine of 14 hours in the saddle with the harsh realities of the journey. From the sheer terror of near collisions on Russian roads, to experiencing a myriad of different cultures, and finding friendships with strangers. We see the misery of mid-winter in the Southern Hemisphere, and watch as Jenny tackles alarming encounters with kangaroos and grizzly bears. By the time she returns to the finish line at the Brandenburg Gates it’s no surprise that Jenny is a changed person thanks to one humble bike, the entire world, and an unforgettable adventure.

James Roddie is a caver, climber and a professional photographer. He’s also a 30-year-old man with an eating disorder. After the death of his father, James deals with it the best way he knows how – heading underground with his camera. Delving into his story, James candidly explores why caving, adventure, and mental health are so intricately tied together.

Follow Lee and Rickie in this raw and real portrayal of the places we go emotionally when under extreme duress while riding 190 kilometres a day from Banff to Mexico.

Conor Dunne and Larry Warbasse reunite for the first time after 2 years to embark on a 5-day journey across the Canary Islands. Larry is still a world tour pro smashing big races on the calendar, whilst Conor has chosen a new path in life as a GCN presenter. Their last trip together consisted of 1400km and around 36000m elevation gain in a spontaneous adventure - Can Conor still hang in there with Larry and complete such an epic trip? Or are such feats of endurance now out of his grasp after quitting racing and full time training?

Conor Dunne is heading out to The Philippines with none other than 14 time Tour de France stage winner, and one of the best sprinters of all time; Marcel Kittel. Over 5 days, they’ll be traversing the mountains of the largest island in the Philippines, bikepacking 500km, and taking on an astonishing 11000m of climbing. Beautiful scenery, friendly locals, and epic mountain roads; this is the bucket list bike ride of a lifetime.

Friends and ex teammates Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne head out on their second slow pro tour. This time they’re off to the Crete; the largest of the Greek Islands. The adventure follows the pair as they ride a lap of the island that’s considered to be the oldest inhabited part of Europe, and the birthplace of Greek mythology. Cycling over the highest roads, hitting the remote hairpin bends, and seeing towering gorges - this is an island with jaw-dropping climbs and astonishing views. Over the 5 days, the friends face unpredictable weather, taste the delicacies of Greek cuisine, and encounter some local wildlife: all whilst trying not to get lost in the vast landscape of the Cretan Isle.

Eastbound is the inspiring story of one woman’s record-breaking cycle around the World. Over the course of 18,000 miles, ridden alone and with no support crew in 2018, Jenny Graham smashed the previous Guinness World Record by nearly three weeks finishing in 124days 11hours. This film follows Jenny as she tackles the gruelling daily routine of 14 hours in the saddle with the harsh realities of the journey. From the sheer terror of near collisions on Russian roads, to experiencing a myriad of different cultures, and finding friendships with strangers. We see the misery of mid-winter in the Southern Hemisphere, and watch as Jenny tackles alarming encounters with kangaroos and grizzly bears. By the time she returns to the finish line at the Brandenburg Gates it’s no surprise that Jenny is a changed person thanks to one humble bike, the entire world, and an unforgettable adventure.

James Roddie is a caver, climber and a professional photographer. He’s also a 30-year-old man with an eating disorder. After the death of his father, James deals with it the best way he knows how – heading underground with his camera. Delving into his story, James candidly explores why caving, adventure, and mental health are so intricately tied together.

Follow Lee and Rickie in this raw and real portrayal of the places we go emotionally when under extreme duress while riding 190 kilometres a day from Banff to Mexico.

This short film documents a descent of the Eathie Gorge on the Black Isle in Scotland.