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Life as a mountain bike photographer
America’s top colleges for mountain bikers
Mountain biking in Chile
Riders Doing What They Do Best
Getting wild in the woods
California’s Wildflower Season Was One For The Record Books
The Trails Are Calling
Mattias Fredriksson’s MasterPieces
Exploring Utah with the Shovel and Shred crew
Mountain biking in Africa
Look what you missed
Czech photographer shoots the world’s biggest races
Trails in the Holy Land
Eagle High School Mountain Bike Team
Scott has been one of the most talented and accomplished photographers in our sport for over 30 years
Ned Overend was still racing against the top cross-country pros in America in 2011, when we snapped this photo of him competing in Sun Valley, Idaho, at the USA Cycling National Mountain Bike Championships. As a matter of fact, Ned is still racing in the pro class today, eight years later. We expect Ned will […]
About 2000 years ago there was a gigantic explosion releasing 100,000 times the thermal energy of the Hiroshima atomic bomb.
Racers battle up the hill in this shot from the Pedalfest race at Lake Castaic, California, in May 2016. The racing action returns to Lake Castaic on Thursday afternoons from now through the next few weeks. The biggest races start right around 6 p.m. Photo by Brandon Castelli/Mountain Bike Action
John Gibson’s life in photos
Take The Journey To Middle Earth
Perfect weather outside brought the crowds to Sacramento for the second day of the NAHBS event. Many of the bike brands at the NAHBS event are ones that many mountain bike enthusiasts have never heard of before, such as Black Cat. This bike by Black Cat won the award for best fillet frame in recognition […]
How much things have changed in 30 years
Love Those Trails
How N1NO Schurter finds inspiration
Looking Back 20 Years
Will our Momo be able to escape the vicious traps of the tropical jungle?
In going through some back issues we found a buyer’s guide to the bikes of 1989. It’s easy to see how much mountain bikes have changed in the last 30 years. Notice for one thing the lack of front suspension, much less rear suspension. The first Rock Shox forks wouldn’t hit the market until later […]
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Nino’s Quest For Gold
Its YT’s most versatile and aggressive trail bike to date