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There are things you never guess you’ll miss until they’re gone. For me, the high-five is the biggest one. In my home of Revelstoke, British Columbia, the pandemic hit at a weird time. It was an epic winter and we were buried under crazy amounts of snow. Some years you can start riding here in Read More

It was only a 30-yard-long, 90-minute trail build, but judging by the glowing look of satisfaction on my daughter Sabine’s 7-year-old face, you’d think we had just completed the Alaska Highway. I ride a lot, guilty as charged. But never has the bike felt more like a ticket to freedom and salvation as it does Read More

Balance is hard to come by in these Covid-19 times. Most of the well-trod paths we’re used to taking—to work, to daycare, to self-care—are now closed and everyone is looking for a stable way forward. How can you balance your 3-year-old’s demand for more yogurt RIGHT NOW while you’re on a Zoom call with your Read More

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We’re mountain bikers, and singletrack is our solace. Lines of dirt, decorated with rocks, leaves, grass and the marks of compatriots that came before us. Bends and straights that arc, tantalizingly and satisfyingly, into the distance. One of mankind’s oldest and most natural creations, trails are tools that have always connected us to each other, Read More

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Stuck at home and running out of things to watch? Here's a shortlist of mountain bike movies available on Amazon Prime, including the newly released Return to Earth by Anthill Films.

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