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Tucked throughout its leafy forests, undulating hills and mountains, and bodies of water are expansive networks of singletrack that reinterpret its...
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It is amazing to think about how far single crown forks have come, even in just the past five years. What used to be a triple crown weighing in at 6...
For Tim Haren, a former Green Baret, a ride in the woods isn’t a mission. It’s therapy, community, and perhaps a little bit of salvation.
After riding the gamut of 150-millimeter-travel trail bikes over the past year, I thought I’d pretty much covered the spectrum. That was,...
My invite came on a sweltering summer night as heavy smoke blanketed Colorado’s Front Range. The American West was on fire from the Pacific Coast to...
Living on the road since 2008, Craig's needs are simple when looking for a place to sleep: just a flat spot—and not near a railroad.
The weather has turned on us. A month ago, I was looking at my trusty rain jacket, thinking, “It’s got at least another winter in it.” It’s an old...
At 17 years old, German prodigy Patricia Druwen is already pushing the boundaries of women’s slopestyle. Within this short time span, she has spent...
The performance you’d expect, without laces. Bike shop employees, more experienced friends, and anyone else tasked with giving flat pedal shoe...
There was a time when a carbon wheelset was only obtainable by those with a doctor’s salary or a sponsorship, but today there are a plethora of...
Trout: it’s what’s for dinner. Brook trout, although native to the eastern side of Canada and the US, populate many higher lakes and streams in the...
In every sport, there is “the” event. It’s where the legends are made, where the limits are drawn and then broken, where gradual...
Aaron Rogers has gone from a backwoods rumor to the Upper Midwest’s premier trial builder, with his work appearing everywhere from his hometown of...
The Evil Offering fills an important hole in the Bellingham-based company’s 29er lineup—sitting squarely between their nimble 120-...
From left to right: Harley, Jeff, Wesley and Will Markling cheer on racers at the Dual Slalom. More cowbell! Faces of Sea Otter Words and Photos by...
Perhaps someday, by the time I’m in my geriatric years, the Great Innovation Wars will have produced cassettes with tooth counts well into the...
Two days before the start of Trans BC, the boys found themselves even more homeless than usual. While I was sidelined weeks earlier with a broken...
Last light: Eric Porter rides the upper reaches of the legendary Wasatch Crest trail 4,000 feet above town as a setting sun melts the first snowfall...
Mike McCormack, also known as Mike Mac, addresses the Breck Epic race field in Breckenridge, CO, moments before they start off into a week of...
Although it’s recently been proven that you can re-invent the wheel—or at least experiment with all dimensions of it—the classic...
Part party, part group ride, the Challenge is an intrinsic part of Northwest Arkansas’ mountain bike history.
With remoteness comes responsibility and the residents of Terrace, British Columbia have no shortage of both. Though the small city is only about...
Salt Lake City-based photographer Steve Lloyd's photography career has been evolving since the day he picked up a camera. /sites/freehub/files/...
After four hours freewheeling along the rambunctious trails on and around Maine’s Sugarloaf Mountain, I realize I’ve made a serious...
In the early days of mountain biking, Keith Bontrager had a unique approach to product development—he actively hunted down riders who were...
When I saw the promo video for these cranks, I wanted to try them out before the clip even ended. Cane Creek is coming in hot with these tubular...
The girls next to me are giggling. Turning to find the source of their elation, I’m greeted by two big grins. Noticing my curiosity, one of the...
Uncover the lush beauty of Rotorua, where ancient Māori once landed amidst towering peaks and serene lakes.
Rob Dean and Josh Ibbett pedal up and over the Italian Dolomites. After 16,400 feet of climbing, a bottle of wine has never been so rewarding. Two...
As both a fatbike and cross-country-skiing destination in the winter, Empire 47 is Quebec City's beloved trail destination once snow hits the ground.
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