New Ski Resort in Utah Plans to Offer Lift Served Mountain Biking
A new ski resort in Park City, Utah aiming to open two winters from now, plans to offer mountain bike trails and ski lifts.
The Advantages of Starting on a Hardtail: Real Versus Imagined
Whether it’s a rite of passage, a less-expensive way to test the waters, or an opportunity for building skills, mountain bikers have opinions about starting on a hardtail.
The Canfield Yelli Screamy Hardtail Returns
The Canfield Yelli Screamy 29er hardtail mountain bike is back with modern geo, internal dropper post routing, and three water bottle mounts.
Semenuk Makes Red Bull Rampage History. Again.
The unthinkable happens again at Red Bull Rampage.
Ethan Nell’s Custom Wrapped, 27.5/26″ Mixed Wheel YT Tues for Rampage
YT rolls out a special Tues wrapped in illustrations for Ethan Nell to ride in Red Bull Rampage on Friday.
Lucky To Ride is Breaking Down Mountain Biking Barriers
Lucky to Ride in Denver, Colorado gives kids who otherwise might never be exposed to mountain biking a chance to ride.
Red Bull Rampage Returns this Friday
Red Bull Rampage streams live on Friday, October 15th. It’s the freeride competition’s 20th anniversary and marks a return to Virgin, Utah after a break in 2020.
The Cape Epic MTB Stage Race Returns This Sunday: Who, When, and How to Watch
The epic Cape Epic mountain bike stage race returns to South Africa for the first time in 36 months.
Native Artist Gregg Deal Tours His Homelands by Bike
Velocio followed Gregg on a ride from Truckee, California to the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation, a 742 square mile plot roughly 35 miles northeast of Reno, Nevada.
Following Trends, Bike Yoke Makes the Revive Max Dropper in 34.9 Diameter and up to 213mm of Travel
The Bike Yoke 213 Max dropper seatpost offers more than 200mm of travel and comes in a stout, 34.9mm diameter.
Should All New Mountain Bikers Start Riding on a Hardtail?
Some have argued that key mountain bike handling skills are gained by starting out on a hardtail.
The Caldor Fire is Near Containment, but Many of Tahoe’s Trails Will Remain Closed
The Caldor Fire started on August 14th, upending Tahoe area residents and has now burned over 221,000 acres and scorched some of the area’s most popular trails.
