Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, seen here racing in Granby, Colorado in 2010, was America’s top cross-country racer in America for a total of five years. JHK won the U.S. National cross-country title in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005  and 2009. Jeremy also competed in the 2004 Olympics, finishing 21st in that event. Only Ned Overend, who won the […]

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Cam Zink's annual freeride invitational event, hosted just outside of Reno, Nevada, is going down right now. Riders are already riding most of the jumps and sending big tricks, but it's just getting started.

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Lance Armstrong recently shared on his Instagram page that he’s been meeting with the crew that’s building the 2028 Olympic mountain bike course near Los Angeles, California. Here’s a screenshot of the post that Lance shared on his Instagram page: Below is a bigger version of the main photo, with Lance wearing the black sweatshirt […]

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BC Bike Race 2027 introduces a new five-day format, a dedicated enduro race category, the return to Squamish, and early registration pricing starting at $1,799 CAD.

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As Loon’s Bike Park opens for Memorial Day weekend, the resort is once again offering free introductory lessons for guests interested in learning to ride downhill mountain bike park trails.

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We break down the pros and cons of aftermarket brake levers for TRP DH-R EVO brakes, including options from Freedom Coast Cycling and Oak Components.

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Read our review of the Wave Thruster MTB fanny pack featuring smart organization, removable bottle holders, and all-day trail comfort.

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Throwback Thursday: The Kestrel Nitro full-suspension bike was a prototype that graced the cover of our May 1988 issue of Mountain Bike Action. At that time, almost everybody in the sport was riding fully rigid mountain bikes, so this Kestrel Nitro was completely different than what the mountain bike world was used to seeing. It […]

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While checking up on the current whereabouts of a rider that we photographed about 30 years ago (Michael Patrick Smith), we found his Facebook page and saw a post from another Facebook page that shared lots of photos of weird bikes. The Facebook page is called Super Cool Vintage Bikes. Here are some of the […]

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The Pivot Shuttle SL/AM pairs Bosch’s updated Performance Line SX motor with 150mm of rear travel and lightweight handling for an impressively playful all-mountain eMTB.

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