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Watch: Top 5 Winter MTB Training Hacks

Mountain bike training in winter is always hard. Putting in base miles, wrapping up warm, and rewarding yourself are key to keeping you motivated! Follow these winter MTB training tips to get you through the cold months.

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8 Reasons to Ditch the Trainer and Ride Outside This Winter

As we recently witnessed the first snow of the season here in Pennsylvania, my mountain biking friends and acquaintances seem to be dividing into two camps–those that love winter and embrace the white stuff with open arms, and those that relegate themselves to indoor workouts on the trainer until spring, claiming that below-freezing temperatures are no …

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Watch: Light Bike Or Light Body – What’s The BEST Way To Get Faster On Your Mountain Bike?

What’s the best way to get faster on your mountain bike?!

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How To Prevent Saddle Sores

The perineum. Among other terms of endearment you and your circle of friends have dubbed it, one thing the surface separating the back door from the bits hasn’t been called is comfortable on a bike. In every other activity of daily living where cheek meets seat we’re in constant search of the plushest arrangement, yet aboard a bike the only …

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How To Combat Seasonal Affective Disorder with Mountain Biking

Take a moment to visualize the changing of the seasons – autumn rain drizzling down upon green-hued leaves, only to reveal the beautiful shades of maroon and gold hidden beneath.  Feel the cooler breeze upon your cheeks as you bundle up for a brisk, two-wheeled jaunt in the nearby woods, the scent of wet dirt …

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