Martí Vayreda has been a top-six UCI elite rider for the best part of five years. Last season, by his own admission, he wasn't pushing himself the way he needed to. So this year he made one change - stop playing it safe - and the results have already shown.In this episode Martí joins The Shin Dig to talk about the mental shift behind his strong start to the season, the real story of why he left Jitsi for Comas, what it's actually like riding for a two-time World Champion, and the new UCI rule change that's already splitting opinion in the paddock.We also get into Pro Trials Cards - the project behind some of the funniest content in trials right now, including AI-generated rider diss tracks — and what's coming next for the database, the cards, and a possible Shin Dig-themed rap.Follow Martí: @martivayredaFollow Pro Trials Cards: @protrialscards

Joacim Lundgren spent 15 years as one of the best competition trials riders in the world. He also spent most of that time thinking street trials was a pointless mix of disciplines that didn't belong anywhere. Then COVID hit, he got an Inspired Hex, and everything changed.In this episode Joacim returns to The Shin Dig to talk about the Trial Unite jam in Strasbourg, his transition from the comp scene to street riding, and why the numbers he's putting down on the Hex — 330cm gap, 162cm side hop, hooks close to two meters — prove that switching bikes wasn't a compromise.We get into his memorable appearance at the Glasgow World Championships on an Inspired, the new video part he's filming with trips to Copenhagen planned, balancing riding with two kids and a full-time job in Sweden, and whether he'd ever get back on a competition bike.Follow Joacim on Instagram: @lundgrenjoacim

Mike Judson started posting early 2000s bike trials content on Instagram because he was bored during lockdown. Two years later he's at 3,000 posts, nearly daily, and has become the unofficial archivist of the golden era of UK street trials.In this episode he joins The Shin Dig to talk about where all this footage actually comes from, what it feels like to find a clip nobody has seen in 20 years, and why the early 2000s were the peak of bike trials - and what killed it.We get into the Trials Forum era, the riders who defined it, Under Pressure, Super Rider, the bike evolution that took trials from mountain biking to something completely its own, and why there's still a hard drive out there somewhere with unreleased Ed Tong footage on it.If you've got old footage on a hard drive - Mike wants it. Seriously.