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The Forest Service’s Proposed NEPA Changes Could Have a Noticeable Impact on Mountain Bikers
The US Forest Service has proposed big changes to the policy that guides its decisions on public lands. It could result in the exclusion of public from the decision making process. Some see this as a good thing for trail maintenance and construction, while others see it as a step backward.
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Ride at Your Own Risk in BC Bike Parks – Liability for Commercial Trail Operations in BC
An analysis of a pivotal lawsuit against Whislter Bike Park, and what it means for those who agree to liability waivers, and those who write them.
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Can Mountain Bikers Successfully Sue Land Owners, Land Managers or Trail Builders Due to Injury? It’s Almost impossible, at Least in British Columbia
Are land owners and managers, trail builders, or trail groups liable for mountain bikers' potential injuries? We look at how this works in British Columbia.
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Are Electric Mountain Bikes Allowed on Singletrack in Colorado? Yes, and No
In 2017, Colorado passed a law allowing e-bikes on any path where bicycles are authorized to travel. However, interpretation and implementation of the law has been inconsistent at best.
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