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True Story: Miranda Miller
Miranda Miller’s journey to the upper echelon of global gravity racing has been a long and hard one, defined by years of juggling work with training and travel on her way to becoming a full-time professional racer at the age… Read More ›
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Kirt Voreis: Full speed ahead! ~ Cline Butte, Oregon
Floating my @Niner Bikes WFO over some trail chop out at Cline Butte in Bend, Or. @caleb ely edit
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Transition Bikes: Sound of Scared – V2
Take a lap with our in-house photographer, Oliver, as he expresses the very real fear he feels when riding. Have you ever felt like you were out of your comfort zone on a trail? Are you used to someone who… Read More ›
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Tail Gunner // Kirsten Van Horne
There’s no such thing as a boring dog walk in this household. In the heart of the Kootenay’s, it is not uncommon to see dogs and their owners sharing the trails. Kirsten Van Horne is an absolute weapon on the… Read More ›
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Brandon Semenuk x Kade Edwards | Parallel II
Two riders, two interconnected tracks, and a second take on a timeless idea—welcome to Parallel II. Brandon Semenuk and Kade Edwards converge on a new course built outside of Kamloops, BC to deliver proximity riding and filming like never seen… Read More ›
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This is Home – Kurt Sorge | SHIMANO
Just downriver from Nelson, British Colombia, professional freerider Kurt Sorge has hand-crafted a compound that dreams are made of. Originally designed to progress his freeride career, Kurt’s backyard has become not only a world-class proving ground for local freeriding hopefuls… Read More ›
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Transition Bikes presents: Ride with Semper Fi
Semper Fi & America’s Fund cares for our nation’s critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families. Supporting all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, we provide one-on-one case management, connection, and lifetime support. Our work began… Read More ›
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Kirt Voreis: Tow E Ramp
Towed my Niner Rip9RDO 27.5 and new ramp on a street mission with my WFO E9!! Good times!!! Caleb Ely vid
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Biodiversity of Trailbuilders | MTB Earth
Here we are with the latest installment of MTB Earth! The temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest are full of biodiversity and known for some of the best mountain cycling trails known to humankind. Numerous species of trailbuilders scatter these… Read More ›
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Underexposed EP 21: Port Gamble, WA
Washington is not a state lacking in amazing places to ride your bike. It’s full of renown, from Bellingham to Seattle and Leavenworth to Spokane, there are a number of high profile communities filled with high profile athletes throughout the… Read More ›
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The Athlete Edits: Carson Storch x Esperanto
For Carson Storch, riding bikes has been a way to learn about the world. Throughout his career, two wheels have taken him to some of the farthest reaches of the world, from the furthest northern reaches of Greenland to the… Read More ›
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We took an elevator to get to the Mountain Bike Trails
Claire Buchar and I sharing tips on riding Double Blacks trail with steep rock roll, and different lines! Check out e*thirteen: https://www.ethirteen.com/ Support me with Competitive Cyclist: https://bit.ly/3HeWUlm Buy the GoPro 10 Bundle 330 CAD$ off here: https://prf.hn/l/6qOdNVB All my… Read More ›
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Bikepacking Their Way From Portland To The Coast
You don’t need a car or a bus ticket to take a trip from Portland to the Oregon Coast. All it takes is a bike, gear, supplies and a spirit for adventure.
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The Back Forty – A Bike Trip on the Shores of the Pacific Ocean
Description: For a second year in a row our untamable group of dirt shredding ladies heads back out on the road to discover another piece of the beautiful province that is British Columbia. This time they leave the mainland behind… Read More ›
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Path To The Mountains with Hannah Bergemann
Trails don’t build themselves — Deep in the North Cascade mountains, Trail builder Brad Walton paired up with freerider Hannah Bergemann to build and bring a custom feature / line “WHALEWOLF” to life and then shoot it. We often (ok… Read More ›
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards: FAFM, Parking Passes, and Trailhead Safety
Howdy Trail Friends, This week we’re wrapping up our spring newsletter campaign with a few reminders. Families at Family ManFamilies at Family Man is back! This fun series runs every Thursday through July 28. Meet up at the Family Man Staging Area at… Read More ›
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Hannah Bergemann on Redbull Formation, Darkfest, and Transition Bikes
Follow Hannah on the ‘gram at @hannahbergemann Red Bull Formation – https://www.redbull.com/us-en/events/… Dark Fest – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JcpTg7u… Hangtime – https://www.vitalmtb.com/videos/membe… Thank you to Muir Energy for sponsoring this episode of the podcast. Use promo code OUTOFBOUNDS at http://www.MuirEnergy.com Thank you to… Read More ›
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards: Families at Family Man, Shuttle Day thanks
Families at Family Man starts May 26Families at Family Man is back! The fun starts at the Family Man Staging Area in Post Canyon this Thursday, May 26, at 6:00 p.m. Join us for free cheese pizza, raffle prizes, kids’ shirts (adult… Read More ›
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A Good Day: Celeste Pomerantz Skis, Rides, and Surfs the Comox Valley
Celeste Pomerantz takes on the Comox Valley Trifecta – skiing, riding, and surfing on the same day on Vancouver Island. Subscribe to Race Face’s Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/RaceFace…Follow Race Face on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raceface/Like Race Face on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RacefacePerf…Follow Celeste: https://www.instagram.com/celeste.pom…
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards: Future of Family Man & Shuttle Day
Howdy Trail Folk, Coming at you on Week Six of our eight-week Spring newsletter campaign. We hope you’re enjoying these longer pieces about things like Post Canyon Trail Adopters, Trail Heroes, fundraisers, work parties, and our annual report. If you’d like to stay… Read More ›
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards: Post trails quick & dirty, parking pass reminder
Howdy Trail Folks, You ride Post trails. You love Post trails. You sometimes think: How does this whole Post trails thing work? Wonder no more. Here’s a quick introduction to this unique trail network. What is Post Canyon? The Post… Read More ›
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Kirt Voreis ~ Boulder E’ing
This is what E-bikes are made for! Short run ups, sand traps and tight transitions are tough on muscle bikes but no problem for the Socket Rocket! My Niner bikes WFO E9 is too much fun!! @solidfoto edit.
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North Shore Betty | You’re Never too Old to Send
After nearly 30 years on the harrowing and hallowed trails of British Columbia’s North Shore Mountains, Betty Birrell still thinks life is one big playground—and that you’re never too old to send. FOLLOW @PATAGONIA_MTB: https://www.instagram.com/patagonia_mtb/EXPLORE PATAGONIA MOUNTAIN BIKE: https://www.patagonia.com/mountain-bi… Directors:… Read More ›
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards: Post Canyon Parking passes, Trail Heroes
Happy Spring! (Is it safe to say that yet?) Welcome to week four of our eight-week spring newsletter campaign. We hope you’re enjoying our quick-and-dirty seasonal trail news. Parking passes: Head’s up that Hood River County’s parking pass system starts May… Read More ›
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DaKine: Built for Thrills
Built for the Thrills. Aggy and Vanderham put the Thrillium jerseys, shorts, and pants to the test. With clean styling and a bomber build to withstand multiple seasons of abuse, the Thrillium collection is our no-holds barred downhill performance gear…. Read More ›
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Hood River Area Trail Stewards Update: Parking Passes are Now Required at HRC Staging Areas
Hello Everyone, Hood River County has activated its parking pass system for local trail areas. Passes are required starting May 4th. This parking system is a long time coming and the funds it generates go towards the trail system. Also, this is the… Read More ›
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Outlaw Origins of Mountain Biking // Born From Junk
“Born From Junk” traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon. READ THE WRITTEN… Read More ›
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Earth Day Thanks, HRATS Annual Report, Trail Etiquette
Earth Day Success Our Earth Day weekend was a great success with multitudes showing up to shake booty with Vitamin D at the Bingen Theater last Friday. This event raised about $3,060 in ticket sales and our raffle to help… Read More ›
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Sandbagger’s Choice // How to Run Out of Daylight while Mountain Biking
My first ever visit to the Chilcotins was an exercise in having my ass handed to me. Josh Hall and Chris Clark were world-class fit, and I thought I was ‘close enough’ to hang. I was wrong, and the weather… Read More ›
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My Kona – Smoothjazzlines
The latest installment of the My Kona series features SmoothJazzLines. That’s right. All one word. AllOneWord. What is SJL? It’s a coaching system where there is no best or better. So if there’s no better or best what’s the point… Read More ›
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