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Is B.C. Getting Soft?

The birthplace of gnar toes the line between its renegade beginnings and a sustainable future.

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Grimy Handshake: The Weight of Progress

Like the proverbial frog boiling in water, has the modern mountain bike let itself go a little too far?

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Name Drop: Mountain Man

From cutting in a patchwork of illegal trails to developing a network of nearly 400 miles of singletrack, Charlie Sturgis has been a driving factor in securing a two-wheeled future in Park City.

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An Embarrassment of Riches

Living costs are high in Park City, but despite this, and in many ways because of this, the mountain town boasts a trail system richer than its residents.

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Tested: SRAM AXS

We can’t talk about wireless bike components without first acknowledging Mavic’s way-before-its-time Mektronic road group. It was, after all, the world’s first wireless shifting system. If it doesn’t ring a bell, that might be because its fleeting existence came nearly two decades before SRAM circled back around on the idea. Released in 1999, Mektronic barely Read More

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