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‘The Middle of Nowhere’: Mountain Bike SW Utah, Where the Pros Ride Free
Southern Utah attracts mountain bikers from around the world to test their mettle on drops, jumps, and loose downhill lines. Pioneers tried to settle the area and mostly failed. Yet in mountain bike circles, the vast southern expanses of the Beehive State helped pioneer the extremes of freeriding. Beyond more well-known areas like Virgin and
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Do You Shred in Bend? Join the 10 Barrel Brewing Riding Solo Series Before It’s Too Late
If you ride in the Bend, Oregon area, you’re gonna want to check this out. 10 Barrel Brewing’s Riding Solo Series is a group of “low-key, high-fun” stage races held between October 10th-Nov 6th. Each week features a different course, you can run each course as many times as you’d like during the week, and
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Bikepacking Roots unveils the Northwoods Route — a 600 mile loop around Western Lake Superior
Ready for your next bike bikepacking adventure? For those looking to tackle a new route through the incredible terrain surrounding Western Lake Superior, the Northwoods are calling. Just unveiled by Bikepacking Roots, the new route was created with support from Shimano, and Otso Cycles. Given that the Northwoods Route is right in Otso’s backyard, that
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“50 Ways to Cycle the World” book will wind up your bicycle wanderlust
Do you have a dream cycling project? Maybe you want to spend a week mountain biking every trail in Bentonville or bike across your state — or even the world. There’s romance to adventure planning, but inspiration can be tough to come by when logistics start piling up. If you need a little stoke to push […]
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Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship links up the Lost Sierra with Connected Communities
If you’ve done some travelling with your bike(s), you’ve probably noticed that a good trail network can attract a lot of visitors from far away places. Nowadays many rural areas once dominated by resource-based industries have turned to tourism, often encouraged by outdoor recreation, to keep their communities from dying off. With the helping hands […]
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