MTBCOS is a project, hosted by Edinburgh Napier University.
We provide cycling consultancy services, on bike testing and research to the cycling industry in Scotland and throughout the world.
Find out how our experts can support your business:
Associate Professor Tom Campbell
Tom has been an integral part of the Mountain Bike Centre of Scotland (MTBCOS) since 2014, initially serving as the sustainability theme lead. In this role, he was recognized internationally as an expert on sustainable mountain bike trails and education, contributing significantly to the centre's mission.
In 2025, Dr. Campbell was appointed as the Director and Academic Lead of MTBCOS, bringing a wealth of experience in sport and exercise science. His leadership has been pivotal in advancing sustainable practices within the mountain biking community. Notably, he successfully led the university’s involvement in the Erasmus+ funded DIRTT project from 2019 to 2022, revolutionizing trail builder training across Europe. Dr. Campbell's dedication to sustainability and innovation continues to drive MTBCOS toward new heights in mountain biking research and consultancy.
Providing Vibration Testing Services, on trail and in the lab
Louis Moore, MTB Consultant
Providing commercial evaluation services to a number of cycling related projects.
Helping you refine, optimize, and showcase your MTB components with expert data analysis: in the lab and on the trails. Including measuring how products handles real-world vibration.
Norman Harris
Associate Professor Tom Campbell
Dr Lesley Ingram-Sills
Professor Geraint Florida-James
Professor Geraint Florida-James, (G) a pivotal figure in the establishment and development of the Mountain Bike Centre of Scotland (MTBCOS), has recently retired from his role as Academic Lead, passing the leadership to Dr Tom Campbell. Throughout his tenure, G has significantly contributed to mountain biking research and innovation. Notably, he played a key role in developing the Borderlands Growth Deal proposal for the Mountain Bike Innovation Centre in Innerleithen, demonstrating his commitment to advancing innovation and knowledge exchange. Although retired, he will continue to offer his expertise as an Emeritus Professor, ensuring that MTBCOS benefits from his extensive experience and insights.
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