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  • Help Secure Nationwide Investments in Outdoor Recreation and Conservation
    Tell Congress to vote for a Land and Water Conservation Fund supported by dedicated, permanent and full funding. This moment holds great promise for mountain bikers and recreational trails.
  • IMBA to Host 'Mountain Biking Hub' at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market
    IMBA will host a new addition, the Mountain Biking Hub, in the Endurance Zone at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market, to be held at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Aug. 3-6.
  • IMBA and U.S. Forest Service to Host Lake Tahoe Trail Conference in October
    This fall (Oct. 1-3), IMBA and the U.S. Forest Service will host the Tahoe Trails Conference at South Lake Tahoe's Montbleu Resort and Casino. The event, which is open to all members of the mountain bike community, will create a valuable opportunity for collaboration between riders, land managers and the bike industry. The goal is to ensure the future of sustainable and enjoyable trails in the Lake Tahoe Basin, and beyond.
  • IMBA Seeks Field Programs Coordinator
    IMBA is looking for a fulltime professional to coordinate IMBA's field programs, specifically the Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew and National Mountain Bike Patrol program. The successful candidate will have excellent organizational, communication and interpersonal skills.
  • IMBA Executive Director Coauthors Denver Post Op-Ed on Colorado Roadless Legislation
    IMBA Executive Director Mike Van Abel recently coauthored an opinion piece on Colorado's pending roadless legislation. Writing for the Denver Post, Van Abel joined with Brady Robinsion, executive director of the Access Fund. Both IMBA and the Access Fund are founding members of the Outdoor Alliance.
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  • Kicking Horse Bike Park - Trail Crew Update #5 - 2010
    The straight goods on Kicking Horse Bike Park, straight from the trail crew's fingertips.

    The drought is upon us. The sky is no longer nourishing our trails with dihydrogen monoxide. We will continue to moisten the dirt as best we can with the sweat from our brows, but even this will dry up as we work ourselves into a prune-like state under the relentless sun. But, boy, it's sure a beautiful summer up here!

    Details inside,
  • 5th Annual Moab Ho-Down MTB Festival and Mountain Bike Film Fest!
    Moab Or Bust! The 5th Annual Moab Ho-Down MTB Festival is happening October 28, 29, 30 and 31st - Hosted by Chile Pepper Bike Shop in Moab, Utah.

    This year we have expanded the format of the festival and will be hosting the first annual Moab Mountain Bike Film Fest! The Ho-Down features a townie tour, MTB film festival, Super D Race, DH Race, outrageous costume party, dirt jump competition, prizes, pepper eating contest, raffles and flying pumpkins! If that sounds like your kind of event then take a road trip trip to Moab this October and join the fun. More details inside,
  • 2010 Kona Bass Review
    Looking for a complete slope style bike that offers performance and mad steeze? Look no further, the trend setting, chrome ball burnished, 2010 Kona Bass slope style and dirt jump bike dishes up a very aesthetically pleasing design and colour, while setting the bar for slope style bikes.

    Read on to find out some more!
  • Hope Endurance Downhill
    Enduro style Mountain Bike Events seem to be where it?s at for both participants and events' organisers at the moment. Probably spurred on by the huge success of the Mega Avalanche and the ability to create events that challenge both Pro?s and Amateurs alike.

    Video and story inside,
  • Colorado Crankworx First Day of Slopestyle Practice
    Check out the action from day one of Colorado Crankworx 2010. It turns out all the stunts work and the competition is going to be amazing.

    Look inside for video and some pictures from today!
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  • Phinney to ride for Armstrong's RadioShack team (AP)
    Track cycling world champion Taylor Phinney has been promoted to ride for Lance Armstrong's Team RadioShack for the rest of the road race season. The 20-year-old American will step up from Armstrong's Trek-Livestrong development squad to compete in the Aug. 4-8 Tour of Denmark. Team manager Johan Bruyneel said Thursday he was giving Phinney and teammates Jesse Sergent and Clinton Avery the...
  • Landis to ride in New York race this weekend (AP)
    Floyd Landis will ride in the Tour of the Catskills race in upstate New York starting on Friday. Race organizer Dieter Drake says Landis is a tremendous asset to the sport. The Tour begins with time trials Friday and two stages Saturday and Sunday. Landis was stripped of his 2006 Tour de France title for doping and has admitted to using drugs.
  • Tour champion Contador to leave Astana (Reuters)
    * Contador to leave Astana at end of season
  • Contador to leave Astana at end of 2010 (AP)
    Tour de France winner Alberto Contador will leave Astana at the end of this season after the Spanish cyclist rejected the team's offer to extend his contract. Contador said Wednesday he will study his options before deciding which team to ride for next season. "Alberto Contador has rejected the Astana team's ultimatum, which had asked for an answer on its renewal offer on the upcoming...
  • Tour champion Contador will not renew Astana contract (Reuters)
    Tour de France champion Alberto Contador will not renew his contract with the Astana team, the Spaniard said on Wednesday.
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  • When the Cop Says Stop

    A few months ago, I received a phone call from a cyclist with an incredible story about an incident in Lawrence County, Ohio. Because the cyclist-a guy named Tony Patrick-was in need of an attorney, I hooked him up with Steve Magas, a contributing author to Bicycling & the Law, and a well-known bicycling attorney in Ohio. After hearing Tony's story, Steve took his case. More about that later; first, let me tell you about Tony.

     

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  • Broken

    By almost any measure, Sonoma County should qualify as cycling heaven. Spanning more than a million acres from the Pacific coast to the Mayacamas Mountains, it has every kind of riding, from flat to steep to gently rolling, much of it on lightly traveled roads through quiet forests, farmland and vineyards-a pastoral landscape that, blessed by a balmy climate, amounts to a paradise for two-wheeled travel.

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  • Core

    Your bulging quads and razor-cut calves are the envy of your pack, and you start every ride strong. As the ride progresses, though, your hips seesaw in the saddle, your lower back aches, and you slow in corners. The problem? Your core cries uncle long before your legs wear out. Although a cyclist's legs provide the most tangible source of power, the abs and lower back are the vital foundation from which all movement, including the pedal stroke, stems.

     

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