Ampt Biking Helps Amputees and Adaptive Mountain Bikers Find Happiness on the Trail
Ampt Biking wants to help amputees and adaptive athletes get on mountain bikes. We joined the group at their first-ever event in August.
How Can You Truly Feel Like You Belong When No One Out There Looks Like You?
Brooke Goudy, a Black, Denver-based mountain biker explains what it is to really feel welcomed in the mountain bike community.
SJ Brooks Scholarship for BIPOC Cyclists now Open
The SJ Brooks scholarship puts bikes and gear in the hands of BIPOC riders in an effort to diversify cycling.
Family Mountain Bike Bonding: “Do you Want Stitches or a Scar?”
Stop and Smell the Hemlock: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
4 Ways the Current Pandemic Has Positively Impacted Mountain Biking
The current pandemic has given the sport of mountain biking an unexpected opportunity for growth and improvement.
Moab is Getting a Bike Park for Beginners
The skills park will be built along the Millcreek path at a cost of about $60,000, and will be geared primarily toward younger riders.
Cycling Athletes Speak out Against Racism and Inequality
Across all social media platforms, BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) cycling athletes are protesting police brutality, institutionalized racism, and the discrimination they experience in their daily lives.
Your Matching Game is Strong: Fashion Forward Mountain Biking
There is an unspoken rule in the mountain biking community that all things on a bike, including the person riding it, must match.
Pride Rides Vermont Fosters Inclusivity on the Trail
Pride Rides not only breaks down social barriers to mountain biking, they remove the economic ones as well.
Quarantine Remains as Shredding Resumes: Updates From an Italian Trailhead
After sheltering in place for two months under some of the most restrictive measures in the world, Gerow finally goes for a mountain bike ride.