I’m standing outside a hut at the base of the Himalaya, in a tiny village only accessible by foot, being sprayed with cow urine. This is not...
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I spent eight years of my life confined by the skin-tight prison of Lycra before entering the world of comfortable riding gear. Going from roadie get...
I’ll happily admit I wasn’t immediately convinced with 29” wheels. The feelings of a snappy and playful bike have always resonated...
The Canadian racer-turned-freerider had a larger-than-life presence and a signature perseverance that left an indelible imprint on our sport.
Fanie Kok hasn’t had a physical address in three years. Even if someone did try to ship him something, he’d probably be in their...
“In Montana, there’s three things we’re never late for: church, work and fishing.” — Norman Maclean, A River Runs...
They were scattered on both sides of the dusty, washboard trail like cast-off plastic bones, their cylindrical shapes bulging from the North Central...
Jordie Lunn In Memoriam
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Mountain biking has lost another one of its greatest ambassadors with the passing of Jordie Lunn. The Canadian racer-turned-freerider's larger-than-...
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...
In this small, sleepy town, a core group of riders turned this half-acre of dirt into a haven for biking progression. Many of the greats got their...
My phone danced to life, casting a blue glow on the dreary Washington afternoon. The text message was simple. Its insinuations were not. “...
Quite often, one (or two, in this case) component modifications can bring an entirely new feeling to a bike. From high-rise handlebars changing the...
Claudio Caluori doesn’t want to get cow shit on his tires because he’s worried about his friends thinking he doesn’t brush his...
Transition’s Patrol might be the most well-known bike in the Pacific Northwest. As the company’s home territory, there’s good...
In the context of Quebec as a whole, it’s impossible to ignore Montreal’s 4.2 million people, more than half the province’s total...
The first time I ever rode at Vallée Bras-du-Nord (VBN) was in the summer of 2010, shortly after moving back to my hometown of Quebec City...
Nine years after Mont-Sainte-Anne (MSA) hosted its first World Cup race in 1991, a small bicycle manufacturer 150 miles to the north, Devinci Cycles...
People often say, “Third time’s a charm.” However, World Cup mountain bike racing at Mont-Sainte-Anne (MSA) has been charmed since...
Thanks to a stroke of genius, a triumph of reverse psychology and a leap of faith, Teton Pass survived its unsanctioned roots to become a prodigious...
Win an entry to the 2019 Trans-Cascadia! We've partnered with Trans-Cascadia to give away one race entry to the sold-out event. You're...
The Vamos Outdoors Project brings mountain biking to Latine, Migrant, Multilingual, and Newcomer youth and families in Whatcom and Skagit counties.
Patagonia MTB presents Dirt Magic , a Teton Gravity and Freehub Media film documenting Downieville, CA's journey from dying mining town to...
Traditionally, the time of year between peak seasons in a resort town brings to mind unfavorable weather, closed businesses and maybe even some...
While Dakine has been offering a wide selection of bike gear for years, this is the first season they’ve offered riding pants. As part of the...
Accelerating down the rocky, loose trail below my tires, I couldn’t seem to take my eyes off the pristine waters of Okanagan Lake far below. On...
On an early spring day in the quiet woods of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, the whirring of a hub reverberates through the trees and disappears...
Bigger isn’t always better, but it's nice to have the option. We have super-sized meals and absurdly massive truck tires, so why shouldn’...
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