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Numbers are just numbers. While they’re a useful means of describing how a bike may ride, they don’t tell a full story. To learn why that's important, take a lesson in style from World Cup DH racer Connor Fearon.

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Think Squamish is just a place to grab coffee and and gas on your way to Whistler? Think again.

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Braking technique and how to stop faster are vital skills for all mountain bikers. Braking as late as possible and keeping traction will make you a lot faster out on the trails. Body, position, brake position and modulation are important features to help you brake as effectively as possible.

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Are you struggling to wheelie for longer than a few pedal strokes? Try these tips and exercises to stay upright longer.

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For two years, Markus ‘Max’ Stöckl laid out a plan to put himself in the record books. And in just 11 seconds and at a speed of 167.6kph (104mph) with a standard mountain bike, whose components you could buy yourself, he reached that speed hurtling down a mountain with no name in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

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