What pulled my attention to this mountain bike was the Maxxis, 27.5 x 2.80″ tires. I knew I needed more grip and especially at this time of year when the sandy ground becomes slimy and slick. Was 2.80” going to be the answer? Sliding out on narrower tires had become monotonous, I needed a fix […]
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Vitus Escarpe 29 VR Bike Vitus emerged as a frame builder in 1970s France, their Bikes played a key role in pioneering the design and manufacture of lugged and bonded aluminium frames.
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6 Steps to Ride MTB Switchbacks Like a Pro In a recent post, I wrote that one of my favorite things on a mountain bike is going into a corner at speed and flying out the other side even faster. It’s a fantastic adrenaline rush that sets me up perfectly for what’s coming next. You […]
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Have you ever decided to abandon a mountain bike ride due to wet weather? I guess in some parts of the world, there’s often not much option, but staying at home might hardly mean any riding at certain times of the year. Yet there are skills that can be developed to enjoy wet weather rides […]
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“Dreams without goals remain dreams, just dreams, and they ultimately fuel disappointment.” Denzel Washington
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OK, hands up if you’ve been out on the trails and suddenly discovered noisy gear changes or the inability to select the gear you need exactly when you need it?
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I’ve never been much of a fashion victim and less so when it comes to the clothing I wear for mountain bike riding. But one thing I do pay attention to is making sure I have the right clothing
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This review of Christopher Keller’s book is offered because this book really does stand out from the crowd. But don’t let the title mislead you.
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Frog MTB “There’s a science behind it all…” Frog is a family run business based in the UK and focused on producing outstanding quality bikes for kids.
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Mountain Biking offers young people the freedom, to explore the outdoors be it on simple trails or more challenging as their skills progress.
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