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The Myth of the Great Bike Savior
Outdoor recreation can be a lifeline for rural economies, but the industry has also benefited from the erasure of Indigenous peoples from their lands.
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How MTB Trails and Tourism can Help Struggling Communities [Podcast]
We talk about how SBTS trail work is impacting the local economy. Founder Greg Williams shares some of the strategies the group has used to bring various trail user groups together that are applicable in other communities facing similar challenges.
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For Small Business Owners in the Bike Industry, the Timing of Coronavirus Couldn’t Have Been Worse
Coronavirus is impacting small businesses at the worst time possible in the seasonal cycle of the bike industry.
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Whether Building or Riding, There are no Easily Earned Miles in Southwest Utah
Southwest Utah has blown up in popularity as a mountain bike destination over the past decade, but that brings a new set of problems that trails builders must deal with.
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Watch: Race Face Creator Series – From Slide to Ride
This is the story of how a natural disaster brought a town together and how mountain biking could bring inspiration back to the youth, and value to the community as a whole.
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