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Win a Transition Patrol, Help Fund Colorado MTB Trails
The Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA) has partnered with Golden, Colorado bike shop Pedal Pushers Cyclery to help fund mountain bike specific trails on the Front Range by raffling off a sick Transition Patrol.
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We Asked Four Major Trail Organizations for their Thoughts on eMTB Trail Access
The prevalence of electric mountain bikes and the trails that they're legal on in the US has only grown since their introduction, and things don't look to be slowing down any time soon. How do trail advocacy organizations feel about these developments?
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Forest Service Denies Permit to Race Organizer Based on Skidding, Aggressive Riding, and Possibly a YouTube Video
The US Forest Service denies a second year permit to an enduro race organization. A popular YouTube video may have influenced their decision.
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Trail Funding Part II: How Trail Organizations Spend Money
In the second part of our series on trail building, we talk to COMBA, IMBA, VMBA, and EMBA about how they spend money on trails after it has been raised.
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Trail Funding Part I: How MTB Organizations Raise Money for Trails
Mountain bike trails cost a lot of money to create. Here's how non-profit organizations take the first step in the process and raise money.
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