Which Type of Mountain Bike Racing is Your Favorite to Follow or Watch?

For many, the next best thing to riding mountain bikes is watching -- and talking about -- other people riding mountain bikes.
By Jeff Barber
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For many, the next best thing to riding mountain bikes is watching — and talking about — other people riding mountain bikes. Watching and following professional mountain bike athletes is both inspiring and humbling at the same time. And there’s always something to learn!

Which type of mountain biking racing is your favorite to follow/watch?

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