When mountain biking at 20-25 mph, a cyclist travels at 29-36 feet per second, according to a 2016 multiple-agency committee report on a bicycle-grizzly bear collisions near West Glacier, Mont. That’s fast. Stopping 100 yards away, far enough from a bear to initially remain safe before turning around, is difficult on windy trails among thick […]
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If I were to be a literary critic, uneducated and misdirected in the matter, my shy-of-profound observations would be akin to my ignorant opinions of modern art: This is weird. What does that even mean? Be more like Hemingway, but less drunk. For someone so literarily obtuse, I am, as I suspect many of you
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Inland NW mountain-biking coaches created the Bikesaretheanswer.org website for families to learn about regional team and race options.
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Visit new mountain biking trails in Rossland, British Columbia, located less than three hours north of Spokane, Washington.
New Mountain Biking Trails in Rossland, B.C. Read More »
Cure your spring fever with a roadtrip to eastern Oregon to ride the singletrack mountain bike trail network in the town of Echo.
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Skidz mountain bike clothing, made of sweat-wicking breathable fabrics, is designed for ages 6-15 by downhill MTB Racer Justin Schwartz.
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Photo essay by Aaron Theisen, featuring five photos that depict the beauty and fun of mountain biking during the fall-winter transition.
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Spokane County Conservation Futures Program protects more property in the Beacon Hill mountain biking system for public use.
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Riding the Route of the Hiawatha at Lookout Pass has become a bucket-list outdoor adventure that now attracts bike riders from around the country. And starting this summer, Lookout will have another reason for local and travelling riders and hikers to head to the Idaho/Montana border—lift-served mountain biking and hiking. New Lift-Served Biking & Hiking
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Twenty miles of boondoggling and backcountry mountain biking in the Yaak Valley of northwest Montana, including Northwest Peak Scenic Area.
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