Cam Zink. Jaxson Riddle. Reed Boggs.
Freeride mountain biking’s most iconic names are now charging harder than ever—this time on E-Moto with Sirris Suspension.
The Zink Invitational stands as a premier showcase for both mountain bikers and motocross athletes. Held in May 2025, this adrenaline-fueled event united an elite roster of seasoned veterans and rising stars, each determined to leave their mark on the fiercely competitive freeride mountain biking scene.
Zink's Compound
Zink’s sprawling compound was an adrenaline junkie’s dream—packed with towering mountain bike features that pushed the limits of gravity and guts. From sculpted dirt jumps to towering ramps, some spanning over 70 feet, the setup had it all. Whether you craved the precision of steep dirt-jump lines or the raw thrill of Rampage-style canyon gaps, this place delivered nonstop action for every rider brave enough to drop in.
REED BOGGS
Reed Boggs is a force of nature in the freeride mountain biking world—a fearless innovator who turns rugged terrain into his personal playground. With explosive style, laser-sharp precision, and a knack for stomping some of the biggest tricks in the game, Boggs consistently pushes the boundaries of what’s possible on two wheels. Whether he's launching massive drops at Red Bull Rampage or carving creative lines through untamed landscapes, Reed rides with unmatched passion and confidence, cementing his place as one of the sport’s most electrifying and respected athletes.
Jaxson Riddle
Jaxson Riddle is the wild child of freeride—a true original whose style is as bold as his lines. With his signature moto-inspired flair, steezy whips, and fearless approach to massive drops, Riddle brings a fresh, rebellious energy to every event he hits. Whether he’s flowing down the rugged cliffs of Red Bull Rampage or throwing down on a hand-built line in the Utah desert, Jaxson rides with unmatched creativity and swagger, redefining what it means to be a freerider and carving his name deep into the sport’s future.
Cam Zink
Cam Zink is the embodiment of mountain biking's fearless spirit—a legend whose name is synonymous with pushing the limits of what's possible on two wheels.
From his early days in Carson City, Nevada, where he began riding at age 9, to becoming a dual slalom national champion at 16, Zink has always been ahead of the curve. He made history in 2010 by winning Red Bull Rampage with an audacious 360 drop, a move that redefined the sport's boundaries. In 2014, he shattered records with a 100-foot dirt-to-dirt backflip at Mammoth Mountain, a feat that earned him a Guinness World Record.
Zink returned to Rampage in 2023 at age 37, clinching his second victory with a massive backflip off the "Icon Sender," solidifying his status as a living legend.
Beyond his personal achievements, Zink has become a mentor to the next generation of riders, sharing his wealth of experience and passion for the sport.
With his own bike brand, Zink Bikes, and an unrelenting drive to push boundaries, Cam Zink is now charging into the future—redefining not just freeride mountain biking, but unleashing his signature style on electric motos with the precision-built Sirris suspension beneath him.
E-MOTO RACE
Carson Storch and Greg Watts jumped in the action with Zink, Boggs and others for the moto showdown.
For the first time ever, the event closed out with a full-throttle moto race—and it was absolute chaos in the best way. What started as an electric-only showdown quickly turned into an all-out brawl as riders on pit bikes couldn’t resist jumping in. The track lit up with handlebar-banging battles, dirt-flying wipeouts, and nonstop laughter. It was raw, rowdy, and unforgettable—pure moto mayhem!
Cam Zink on SX Tuned Suspension
Prior to this event, we had the epic opportunity to link up with Cam at Chocolate Mountain Ranch for one of his first real sessions on the Surron Ultra Bee—and he wasted no time turning it loose. Within minutes, he was launching, carving, and pushing the limits of his Sirris-equipped machine like it was already second nature.
