From [ Ссылка ] - Graham Jarvis goes head to head with Ben Hemingway in Australia's premier hill climb event, the Golden Tyre Extreme Hill Climb 2014 at Wildwood Rock in Australia. This was one of the pre-events for the Wildwood Rock Extreme Enduro, Australia's own extreme enduro. Graham Jarvis went on to win that event as well! Check out Graham Jarvis like you've never seen him in the 42 minute Traction eRag documentary, Checkpoints. Learn to ride like Jarvis with our free extreme enduro training vids done with the help of Traction eRag. Graham Jarvis needs little introduction: four ErzbergRodeo and six Romaniacs victories spread across two decades mark him down as a legend – and it ain’t over yet. See our interview with the extreme enduro legend! He won is first trials competition at the age of 10 and worked his way up to become 5 x British Trials Champion, 4 x Scottish Six Day Trial winner and reached World No.4 in trials. Graham Jarvis has placed first in all the major extreme enduro events: Romaniacs, Erzberg, King of the Hill, Hells Gate, The Tough One, Sea to Sky, Extreme Lagares, Roof of Africa.

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Graham Jarvis, born 1975, is a professional extreme enduro rider. See our interview with the extreme enduro legend here! He won is first trials competition at the age of 10 and worked his way up to become 5 x British Trials Champion, 4 x Scottish Six Day Trial winner and reached World No.4 in trials. Graham Jarvis has placed first in all the major extreme enduro events: Romaniacs, Erzberg, King of the Hill, Hells Gate, The Tough One, Sea to Sky, Extreme Lagares, Roof of Africa. He regularly enters endurocross events too.

Ben Hemingway started riding at three years of age, and in his first trials competition at eight years old. He established himself in the trials world with winning the French Five Days, the Scott Trial twice, eighth in the European championships, fourth in the British championship, and part of a winning Trials Des Nations team. Relatively new to the world of extreme enduro, he has come third overall in the Hard Enduro championship, third in Erzberg, first in The Tough One, and fifth in Hells Gate, the Roof of Africa and Lagares. As of 2014, he ranked sixth on the (unofficial) Kings of Extreme Enduro ranking. We interviewed him for the Wildwood Rock Extreme event... a lovely pommie accent and not a bad rider.

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2018 saw G-Force take on the then new World Enduro Super Series and push his talents against new disciplines and a new generation of rivals including his team-mate and WESS Champion, Billy Bolt. Graham Jarvis (born 21 April 1975), is an Extreme Enduro rider. His achievements include winning the Scottish Six Days Trial four times and the Scott Trial nine times, more times than any competitor in the event's history. Jarvis has already began his 2019 season with a confident win at the opening round of the British Extreme Enduro Championship on January 13, and appearing in the enduro documentary Checkpoints with Colton Haaker. “I don’t plan to do the whole WESS championship this year either. He has been the British Trials Champion five times. Graham Jarvis demonstrates his trials background with incredible bike control in this ride demo in Australia, preparing for the Wildwood Rock Extreme Enduro down under. And he spent a week with the Traction eRag crew making the enduro documentary Checkpoints with Colton Haaker. Learn how to ride dirt bikes using dirt bike techniques and enduro skills - just like the top dirt riders. The force that is Graham Jarvis is not set to blow out just yet. I’ll just stick to the hard enduros and focus on those because I’m getting on a bit, you know. Husqvarna realise I’m a getting older and need to take it a bit easier, focus on the events I’m good at and not do so much as we did last year.” This coming weekend will see Jarvis in the South of France for Alès Trêm before heading back to the UK for the Tough One the following weekend. After that sights are set on Hell’s Gate with the WESS season opener in Portugal still a long way off in early May.

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