Every morning, Ludo May looks out of his window at Mont Rogneux, but now it's time for a ride. The latest episode of "Let's Ride" takes him and Steve Ude up the 3084-metre-high mountain in the Valais Alps. The ascent is already challenging, but the descent? Whether the summit area at the start of the 2200-metre Elevation loss downhill is rideable (or bounceable) at all is what the two top riding technicians find out in their ten-hour adventure.

In the latest episode of the video series "Let's Ride", Ludo May rides into the mountains of the Balkans with enduro legend Jérôme Clementz. The adventure begins in Montenegro and ends twelve hours later in a charming village in Albania. The scenery is similar to the Dolomites, only wilder. And so, towards the end of their adventure, the boys doubt whether the final descent is even feasible by bike.

In the fifth episode of the "Let's ride" series, Ludo May goes underground. Together with Steve Ude and guide Anej Strucl, May rides the famous "Black Hole Trail" in Slovenia. The boys ride for more than three hours in the ten-degree cold tunnels of the abandoned mine, a spectacular ride and probably one of the most unusual experiences you can have on a bike.

Deep snow is only for skiers and snowboarders? Far from it. Ludo May regularly proves that he is also a master of short turns on his bike. This time he goes one better. High above Verbier, he and his friend Iso venture into the deep snow of the classic ski variant "La Marlénaz".

In the fourth episode of the video series "Let's ride", Ludo May takes his viewers on the best mountain bike trails around Verbier. Together with his companions Yann and Iso, Ludo rides the Col de Mille, VerJgo, Vallon d'Arbi, Jackass and Pierre Avoi, all of the region's classics.

In the latest episode of his series "Let's ride", Ludo May rides the most difficult trail in Verbier together with Kilian Bron. After a few challenges and carrying passages, the two gifted riding technicians find themselves at the start of the notorious trail called "Jackass". On this exposed mountain trail, Bron and May master seemingly unrideable passages.