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After experiencing pain in the Whiskey Off-Road mountain bike race, Glenn's doctors discovered he had a treatable form of colon cancer.
on Apr 13, 2018
All photos courtesy of Julie Cornelius Want to shred epic singletrack while surrounded by the highest mountains in the world? You can! Want to help get more…
on Oct 3, 2017
All photos courtesy of Scott-SRAM The following is a press release from the Scott-SRAM racing team: The Olympic Champion has completed the 2017 World Cup season…
on Aug 28, 2017
Local bike shops face an enormous inventory challenge. This article explains why keeping the right products in stock at sufficient quantities is so hard.
on Aug 16, 2017
Lunch at Oowah Lake (Photo: Justin Hall) Once upon a time, there was a group of mountain bike riders who loved to beat themselves (and their bikes) up with the most challenging…
on Jun 7, 2017
Dave catching air on our way down to Cusco “Un coche en la calle.” It was one of the first phrases my brother and I learned…
on May 4, 2017
stock photo: Jeff Barber Editor's note: This article was written by Leon Baker of the US Border Patrol, El Paso Sector. It originally appeared in the International…
on Mar 7, 2017
Mountain Bike Whetstone Ridge from Hunter on Vimeo. Video by Hunter Davis. Trail Description By Joey Parent. Open a map of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains and you will find a spectacular array…
on Jun 9, 2016
I’ve never really considered myself a “tomboy” but let’s face it, I’m not really a “girlie girl" either. As far back as I can remember, my choices in bicycles have always been…
on Apr 8, 2016
Sustainable Trails Coalition (STC) opposes legalizing electrically powered or assisted off-road bicycles (e-bikes) on any Wilderness trail anywhere in the United States. STC’s goal is narrow. It is to restore and/or improve…
on Apr 6, 2016
When I was younger, I remember my mom asking me what I wanted to be when I grew up. The answer I gave her then still holds true today. “I want to…
on Jan 19, 2016
I received my first mountain bike on Christmas morning 1991. It was an Iron Horse MT400R, a rigid steel frame that was a beast. I loved it. Living in the hot desert…
on Jan 13, 2016
PRESS RELEASE December 11, 2015 For immediate release Sustainable Trails Coalition (STC) is pleased to respond to the allegations recently leveled against STC in public forums by the well-known mountain biker Ashley…
on Dec 11, 2015
Some of the greatest joys of mountain biking are intrinsic to the name itself: you get to bike around in the mountains! What could be better? Settling your butt onto your well-worn,…
on Dec 1, 2015
Mountain biking is all about pushing your limits and trying something you have never done before. This can mean trying new terrain, hitting that feature that you always skip, or participating in…
on Apr 8, 2015
(Asheville, NC) - Industry Nine, an innovative company in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, unveils its new industry leading wheel testing facility and lab. As the Bicycle Industry moves towards…
on Apr 1, 2015
LOUISVILLE, Colo. (April 1, 2015)—Pearl Izumi, maker of ride, run and triathlon performance apparel that empowers athletes to perform better 365 days a year, is excited to introduce the Fat Bike Bandolier, a…
on Apr 1, 2015
In the bike-crazy town of Durango, Colorado, cycling is a year-round endeavor. Not surprisingly, the area’s fat bikers have access to a wealth of squishy goodness. Because of Durango’s unique location, sandwiched…
on Mar 25, 2015
In a discussion about the best mountain biking on the continent, Cape Cod probably won’t come up. I for one have never heard Whistler, BC and Cape Cod, MA mentioned in the…
on Mar 13, 2015
For most mountain bikers, the town in Western Colorado known for its high desert singletrack is Fruita. Not so in the Central Rockies where Eagle, Colorado has been quietly earning a spot…
on Mar 9, 2015
1. Adventure The beauty of travel in South America is that it is easy to get off the beaten track, and mountain biking is a quick way to get there. You’ve heard…
on Mar 3, 2015
In our modern, technical world there seems to be a need to hyper-specialize everything, to focus on the slightest nuances, treating them like chasms of difference. The cycling world is not immune…
on Feb 25, 2015
As I sit here in front of the fire on a cold January evening, my wife is scouring the weather forecast and, due to the potential snow storm headed our way, is…
on Feb 23, 2015
Five days, 120 miles, 25,000 feet of elevation. April 13th-18th 2015, Brevard, North Carolina. Five routes in Pisgah National Forest. 3/4 of the miles are technical Single Track! Click here for more…
on Feb 13, 2015
