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THE NEWS
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Dirt Camp Makes MTB Instruction Legitimate
Imagine spending a week on Moab's singletrack  with pro-level instruction, great food and the newest bikes on the market - it's a backstage pass to the world of mountain biking. So, what happens when you wake up from this dream? More...
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'97 Courage Classic Coverage
 The Courage Classic was held in Summit County, Colorado in the Rocky Mountains. Over 2000 road and mountain bikers took part in last weekends ride. Each day was filled with fun, challenging terrain and weather conditions, plus the camaraderie that develops from spending many hours together with strangers. More...
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Pedro's Makes No Tamales
What could have been a challenging battle for a marketing niche has turned into a shining example of brand awareness. Riders recognize that Pedro's has made a serious effort to use biodegradable and recycled materials to manufacture their products, and they understand that these products are designed specifically for the demands of off-road riding. More...
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Grundig World Cup Hits Vail
Our own Skinner was in Vail as the Grundig World Cup rolled into town to host its 8th Cross Country race of the season. The skies were blue and the weather was perfect for the weekend festivities and he brought back some great shots of the action. More...
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WIPE O' THE WEEK
In the forests surrounding the suburbs of Seattle, WA, we have somewhat of a mud problem most of the year. The vast majority of the trail using population are, unfortunately, older retired couples who take it upon themselves to drag huge bows of Douglas Fir onto the mud patches so as not to get their $5 pair of Keds all dirty when they walk across it...More... |
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