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Watch: Make Climbing Easier: 8 Tips To Climb 3,000ft on Your Mountain Bike
These are Scotty’s 8 Tips To Climb 3,000 Feet On Your Mountain Bike. Climbing 3,000 feet is an awesome milestone to accomplish on your bike. Big climbs can often be daunting, tough, and require some planning. But once you’ve done your first you will be wishing for more!
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Watch: Days 4-7 of the Punishing Pioneer Stage Race in New Zealand
Catch up on Stage 4 of the punishing Pioneer stage race in New Zealand in the video above, and days 5, 6, and 7 in the videos below. The final video below also contains an overall recap of the entire event.
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Watch: How To Get Sponsored To Ride Your Mountain Bike
Ever wondered what it takes to become a pro mountain bike rider? Do you think you’ve got what it takes but are unsure of how to get noticed? Check out these tips for how to get sponsored!
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Watch: Incredible Balance! 1-Footed Slacklining on a Mountain Bike
Kenny Belaey, of Red Bull fame from this jaw-dropping video, just posted the above vid to Facebook. One footed (no handed) slacklining on a mountain bike?! What??
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Watch: Pinning Through Slick Rocks, Roots, and Jumps in the Lower Whistler Bike Park
Mountain biking the lower Whistler Bike Park trails. Follow Cam Friday, picking up where we left off in last week’s episode. This is how we got to the bottom after riding Top of the World. This is basically No Joke, Freight Train, Mckenzie River, Del Boca Vista, Lower A-Line, finishing our 5000ft descent. Ridden by …
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