Good times on the bike
Puttin' the "ass" in Monarch Pass!
Loving the logs in NC
MTB in Greenland
"Easier" is for wimps at Slickrock
Palmer Park in CO Springs
Downhillin' in Virginia
Top of the world in California
Whitewater biking in PA
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Contact us
Singletracks is by mountain bikers, for mountain blah blah blah...
Of course we're mountain bikers, we even have the photos to prove it! We're definitely real people with real names and email addresses and we would love to hear from you!
If you've got something particular you want to talk about, these might help:
Jeff Barber
jeff@singletracks.com
Also known as trek7k, Jeff loves to ride new trails in scenic locations around the world. He's a pretty gnarly PHP programmer and web designer but only because no one else wants to do it.
Jeff spends waaay too much time on singletracks, we suspect he likes singletracks more than actual mountain biking...
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Leah Barber
leah@singletracks.com
Known alias: mudhunny. Leah keeps a low profile on singletracks but make no mistake, she is more legit than all of us put together. Leah built the original singletracks and she was also
the first to keep a blog on the site. Don't disrespect - she's a tiger!
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Syd Patricio
syd@singletracks.com
Syd (element22) is the singletracks Mechanical Editor and if you've got a question about working on bikes, he's the man to ask. Syd has done it all: raced road bikes competitively, designed his own criterium and road frames, worked in a bike shop, and
currently teaches automotive service to high school students. He lives and rides in Ontario, Canada and spends his free time on the trails or helping out his buddy who owns the local bike shop.
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< insert your name here >
You're Time Magazine's 2006 person of the year so we gotta give you props for making the site happen. Seriously though, most of our content comes from mountain bikers around the world and
singletracks would be a piece of crap without all the stuff you've submitted. Take a look at our top content contributors and give them a pat on the virtual back.
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Want to write for us?
Send us a sample or even a full blown post and we'll see what we can do to publish your mountain bike related article on the #1 mountain bike blog online. Great way to gain industry exposure!
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Other ways to say 'Hey'
Believe it or not, the fastest way to contact us is via email - we usually reply within the hour during weekdays and within 24 hours on weekends. However, if your email hand is broken from a nasty crash you can always contact us via phone or fax. The number is the same either way:
Voice/Fax: 800-815-MTB0 (800-815-6820)
Post: PO Box 3751 / Decatur, GA 30031
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