Our cover from December of 2004 featured one of the latest bikes from Marin, the Mount Vision Pro. In the lower left photo you can see Mike King leading eventual series champion Eric Carter in the mountaincross race at the 2004 NORBA… Read More...
Throwing it back to our November 1987 issue of MBA
Back then, almost all the mountain bikes that were being sold used steel tubing. Rear suspension was still in the experimental stages, and front suspension hadn't entered the market yet. Read More...
Here's the cover of Mountain Bike Action from June of 1994. We don't remember who most of the riders are in the cover photo, but that's Toby Henderson, the founder and CEO of Box Components, in second place in this photo. Toby… Read More...
In today’s era of alternative materials (carbon fiber, titanium, magnesium and matrix composites), a lot of people forget that aluminum is the most successful alternative ever used. Read More...
Back in the 1990s, the Cactus Cup was the first big mountain event of the year for most of North America. In fact, it was such a big event that top racers flew in from as far away as Europe and Australia to take part in it. The racers… Read More...
Danny MacAskill impressed the crowd with his skills at the Crankworx festival in Whistler, Canada, on July 23, 2011. (Photo by Mike Wirth) Read More...
In looking back at the bikes from those days, one thing that stands out now is that nearly all the bikes were completely rigid with no suspension,... Read More...
Our November 1989 issue came out at a time when almost all mountain bikes were still rigid, 26-inch-wheel models. The term "hardtail" wasn’t even being used yet. Read More...
Way back in our October 1989 issue, we took a hard look at the rise of elevated-chainstay bikes, a trend that was catching on big 30 years ago. Read More...