CHAMPION: Logan Binggeli

Throughout his years Logan Binggeli has made himself a household name within the mountain biking realm. Transforming KHS race mountain bikes to perfection in his many years in competing in this extreme sport worldwide. All while gaining him the knowledge, experience and expertise that he needs to effectively run an all star race team. Click here to read his bio.

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The Legacy of KHS Pro MTB

A Definitive Record of America’s Leading Mountain Bike Race...

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KHS Pro MTB Shines at the U.S. Open in Killington, Vermont

Killington, VT — 9/27/2025 — The KHS Pro MTB Race...

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KHS Pro Team Dominates at Big Mountain Enduro Finale in Granby, Colorado

https://youtu.be/iiZi7uhgp7Y?si=BBZrEVkFsSRUMd0v The final stop of the Big Mountain Enduro series...

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KHS Pro MTB Team Shines at U.S. National Downhill Championships and Pro DH Round 4 in Big Bear Lake

Big Bear Lake, CA – This past weekend marked a...

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Round four of the World Enduro series

Gallery KHS Pro MTB - August 9, 2022

Round four of the World Enduro Series series fired off this past weekend in Whistler BC resort. Hosting the best international field of Enduro...

Sea Otter Classic 2022

Gallery Logan Binggeli - April 14, 2022

It was absolutely excellent to see everyone enjoying the festival that has been such a notable iconic event for many decades. Team KHS Pro...

WINDROCK 2020 DOWNHILL SOUTHEAST – SUNDAY

Gallery KHS Pro MTB - June 10, 2020

The final day of the races. Seamus Powell made 3rd for the pro enduro. Nik Nestoroff made 5th for the pro men downhill. Kailey Skelton made 2nd for the pro women downhill.

The 2024 KHS 7500 Team Edition Review

Gallery KHS Pro MTB - November 15, 2023

Feel confident between the 29 wheels as you ride singletrack trails or blast down chairlift access. Experience the 7500 traction as it rides over the gnarliest rock gardens and cornering. With the 7500 geometry and suspension, you're placed centrally on the bike with your weight evenly distributed between the wheels...