Extreme Mountain Biking - Catch Monster Air!

Licensed by Trek Bicycle Corp, Extreme Mountain Biking sports over eight real bikes and 12 riders and lets players test their mettle in a variety of events, including downhill racing, slaloms, and stunt competitions. The game's 15 levels are brought to life by a proprietary 3D engine, and players can choose from a number of different camera angles.

Now bicycle enthusiasts can push it to the limit as they experience the ecstasy of the ascent and the freewheeling downhill challenge of `Extreme Mountain Biking. Players can hone their virtual cycling skills using some of the most technically advanced bikes on the market.

Extreme Mountain Biking lets players embark on the ultimate cycling experience by taking on the role of 12 different male and female riders. Players select from eight Trek bicycles, including the Pro Downhill(TM), VRX(TM), YSL(TM) and Cross Country Hardtail(TM) models, each with its own unique technical features. Gamers pedal through varying gradients of rugged 3D terrain as they race against their opponents for the fastest time and the biggest air.  Select your bike, rider, and track from the actual Trek Team. Test your luck in the downhill, gate racing, trials, or single track events or just go out and catch monster air!

8 Bike Models - Pro Downhill, VRX, Y-Frame, & Cross Country Hardtail, and many more.

Over 15 tracks -  trials, gate racing, downhill, and single track events.

12 different riders including male and female characters.

True 3D graphics - the first PC mountain bike sim ever.

Multiple camera angles - 1st person, behind rider, reverse view, & thrill cam.

Race against the clock or computer opponents.

Radical tricks and big air.

--   The trials event lets players flaunt their jumps and tricks to
     accumulate points before the clock runs out.

--   Gate racing delivers one-on-one, high-speed action as players
     compete against a single opponent to get to the bottom of the
     track as quickly as possible without missing any gates along the
     way.

--   The downhill event tests players' bike handling skills as they
     race their opponents to the bottom of the hill as quickly as
     possible. Unlike single track and gate-racing, in downhill
     players do not have to stick to a particular trail.

--   In the single track event, players must compete against up to
     four computer-controlled opponents in each of the racing events.
     Players must lap the course faster than the other riders without
     leaving the track, or they have to go back to where they left it.

It's time to get EXTREME!