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Watch: Testing 29″ VS 27.5″ Downhill MTB Wheels
The great mountain bike debate of the 21st century has found it’s way into the downhill scene. The all-mighty 26 inch wheel and it’s ever-radical form and function is being challenged by it’s younger (yet, bigger) brother, the 29 inch wheel. Who’s faster when gravity is on your back? We’re not sure. And we’re not …
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Watch: Beehive MTB trail is as nasty as it sounds!
Today we’re mountain biking on the Beehive trail in Pisgah. It’s a very short trail but it is very gnarly and ungroomed mountain bike trail. Not for novice riders.
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Watch: Wilson’s Creek in Pisgah Is Properly Rowdy! The Lesser Known Pisgah
Most people think Brevard when they think Pisgah. Yet some of the best and gnarliest Pisgah trails are in the Wilson Ridge area. These trails get rowdy and aren’t for the faint-hearted.
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Watch: English VS American Bunny Hop – Which Is Correct?!
Which is the better way to bunny hop: The American or the English bunny hop? In this mountain bike tutorial, we’re looking at which bunny hop is correct and why the English bunny hop might be better and put that debate to rest.
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Watch: Mountain Biking to a Remote Hut in the Alaskan Wilderness
The first option in the dictionary for the word adventure is “an exciting or very unusual experience.” While the experience that is adventure varies far and wide from person to person, Eric Porter and Kevin Murphy’s recent travels in Alaska hit that definition on the nose. After spotting a backcountry hut in an Alaskan guidebook, …
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