The Next, Next Mountain Biking Frontier [Cartoon]

Mountain bikers never stop exploring.
By Jeff Barber
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Forget bikes in wilderness. How come no one's been allowed to shred on the moon yet?

Getting bored with your local trails? Mountain bikers never stop exploring.

 
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.
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A mountain biker in black and white attire descending a rocky terrain, with a clear blue sky and scattered clouds in the background. Surrounding vegetation includes shrubs and a small tree. The biker is focused, showcasing skill and balance while navigating the challenging landscape.
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A panoramic view of lush green mountains under a partly cloudy sky. The foreground features a rocky ledge, with verdant hills and valleys stretching into the distance, revealing layers of rolling mountains and blue sky.
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Wooden signpost with the text "NO BICYCLES" attached, indicating a no-bicycle policy in a natural forested area. The sign is secured with rope and features a symbol resembling a park service logo. The background includes trees and a dirt path.
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