The #1 Cause of Mountain Bike Crashes

If you've ever owned a roof rack, chances are you've been there.
By Jeff Barber

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A cartoon illustration of a cyclist in a red shirt and yellow hip pack riding a mountain bike down a rocky trail surrounded by mountains. The caption reads, "The hip pack: Works great on the trail, looks nerdy at the bar." The background features a blue sky and stylized green bushes.
Hip Packs
When a Hip Pack is Really Just a Fanny Pack [Cartoon]
A mountain biker falls to the ground, creating a cloud of dust, while navigating a steep dirt slope. The bike is partially upside down, and the rider is in a crouched position, wearing a blue helmet and white riding gear. The surrounding terrain is rocky and dusty, characteristic of a mountain biking trail.
Culture
We Asked For Your Worst Mountain Bike Crash Stories And... Ouch
A humorous cartoon depicts two cyclists watching a third cyclist who is climbing a steep hill while carrying his bike. The cyclist is wearing a red cap and a red shirt with knee pads, and he appears determined as he ascends. The two observers express their amusement, commenting, "Dude's a masochist. He rides his bike UP the hill, then hikes back DOWN." The background features a sunny sky and green trees, emphasizing the outdoor setting.
MTB Tips
Reverse Hike-a-Bike [Cartoon]
A black bicycle rack attached to the rear of a vehicle, designed to carry multiple bikes. The rack features various support arms and straps for securing bicycles in place, set against a concrete surface.
Culture
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