7 days in and 586km down, the Trail Squad looks to bring the 2018 Cape Epic to a close, an epic journey it was indeed. When asked to reflect on her...
With the longest and the hardest days of the 8-day Absa Cape Epic behind them in Episode Three, it seemed that the worst was behind the Trail Squad...
After the Trail Squad conquered two 100km+ days in a row in Episode Two, they are faced with more daunting days ahead. Stage 3 is the longest day of...
In Episode One, we met the Trail Squad and discovered how their journey began – with a simple video posted on Instagram and the chance to take part...
It all started in July 2017. Liv chose six winners of an Instagram contest and together those women would become the Trail Squad. The team would set...
In July 2017, Liv Cycling selected six videos as winners of a global campaign. Together, the women who created those videos would become the Trail Squad, setting out to complete in the most EPIC mountain bike stage race of them all, the 2018 Absa Cape Epic, an eight-day stage race in South Africa with a total distance of 658km and 13,530m of climbing.
With a brand new Liv Pique mountain bike and Liv gear, support and mentorship from professional XC racers Serena Bishop Gordon and Kaysee Armstrong, and five new training buddies, each of the Trail Squad women conquered the biggest adventure of their lives. This 5 part series tells their stories of success, failure and things they learned along the way. Learn more at Liv Trail Squad.
7 days in and 586km down, the Trail Squad looks to bring the 2018 Cape Epic to a close, an epic journey it was...
With the longest and the hardest days of the 8-day Absa Cape Epic behind them in Episode Three, it seemed that...
After the Trail Squad conquered two 100km+ days in a row in Episode Two, they are faced with more daunting days...
In Episode One, we met the Trail Squad and discovered how their journey began – with a simple video posted on...
It all started in July 2017. Liv chose six winners of an Instagram contest and together those women would...
