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It is that time of year again, you leave for work in the dark and come home in the dark, winter is coming! We could begin a hibernation, wrapping our bikes up for the winter, and getting stuck into the latest Strictly Can’t Dance, Plop Idol or Desperation Factor. Screw that! It’s time to dust of those lights and get out there in the mud and grime. Night riding is rad, there is simply nothing more...

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The highlight of the cycling industry calendar, the Design & Innovation Award 2015, is approaching fast. Our team is now packing up all the exciting products, ready to be ridden, tested and analyzed on the incredible trails of South Tyrol. Our mission is to award the world’s most innovative products and technologies, and joining us will be a select jury of six of the most skilled, influential,...

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From the “awesome” news department”, SRAM, Liv, QBP, United Bicycle Institute (UBI), Pedro’s and Park Tool have joined together to offer ten scholarships for women bike mechanics to attend UBI. This scholarship is dedicated to getting more women on bikes and supporting the development of female mechanics. This opportunity is open to aspiring or experienced bike mechanics and women that would like to increase their technical knowledge to further their career in the bike industry. This scholarship has two primary goals:

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BMC Rider Francois Bailly-Maitre had a strong season in 2014, from the very beginning he was a rider who was always a threat to the EWS podium. He finally found his form in La Thuile this year, taking second after a hard charging Damien Oton. The French rider started his racing career in XC becoming French Champion in 2005, but his fierce DH skills left him looking for new challenges and in 2011...

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During the course of any discussion on cycling and mountain biking history, many names will be tossed around. As the talk continues and evolves, names of people who were around in the beginning and are still heavily involved come up. Names like Chris King.

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