Diamondback DF5 Rider Eric Porter teaches his super rad son Milo how to "git 'er done". You too can teach your kiddo by following these simple steps...

You read about the birth of the Mason FS here from Eric Porter directly. Now get ready to hear about it from the rest of the world. Starting right now with this killer review from Pinkbike.com.

Of Diamondback’s extensive quiver, no bike has a story quite like the Mason FS. The brainchild of team member Eric Porter, this bike is the result of stealth testing, ambitious visions, and creativity. Here’s Eric telling the backstory in his own words...

Check out this nifty little piece on Scott Markewitz Photography that recently profiled Eric Porter on Outside Television.

DF5 Pro Rider Eric Porter gives us a mid-winter update of the hard work that he's been putting in durring the off-season in Midway, UT. Does this kid have a great life or what?

South By South West - No, not the music festival although that would be rad too. Tomorrow my day will start with a flight to Salt Lake City Where I will get picked up by DF5 team rider, Eric Porter. We'll then proceed to Moab for some riding before blazing out to Durango, Santa Fe, and Sedona in the impending days.

Diamondback DF5 factory rider Eric Porter gives us an inside look at the new 2013 Sortie 29er Black. With knucklebpox suspension technology, aggressive geometry, and a high end parts spec; this bike is the perfect XC/All-Mountain 29er Rig. Watch the video, and fill out the questionnaire at diamondback.com/2013-sortie29-launch for your chance to win a bike!

Diamondback DF5 riders Kelly McGarry and Eric Porter took an epic adventure last fall through the cavernous Green River in UT. The team navigated 68 miles between the towns of Green River and Mineral Bottom armed with a map, their bikes and a camera crew.

The town of Green River, Utah has been on the MTB radar for over 10 years now. Many riders and film crews have come to this remote location searching for new and unique terrain to ride. In an attempt to access areas that had never seen a bike tire, Diamondback DF5 team riders Eric Porter and Kelly McGarry teamed up with Bike Magazine, and a rambling crew of media misfits to go on a different kind of bike trip. Using human powered whitewater rafts they made their way down the Green River, into the unknown, searching for the unridden.. This is what went down.

Diamondback riders, Eric Porter and Kelly McGarry, take you on a tour of the trailside bike park flow trail in Park City, Utah. Wallrides, table tops and berms await riders on this fun, gravity-fed trail.