Trail Tales

Day one of Andes Pacifico is done (results inside) but before they left Chris and Dylan gave us a look at their preparation....

"A signal needs to be sent to those who wish to create their own laws, and to enforce them with fear and vandalism..."

"The fact is, we’ve been fat biking since the early days on Mt Tam, on 26 x 2.125 instead of 26 x 4.8..."

24-year old woman assaulted twice by older woman this week while riding on Mount Fromme...

An email has been unearthed that suggests that Ronald Kraal, husband of the woman arrested, engaged in trail sabotage as well...

“…there is a late night burrito’s worth of hot sauce in my chamois, and two more fat bike edits in the past week have made the burning worse.”

We all know what's wrong with MTB don't we? Dave has figured out how to patch up our sport...

Acting on information provided by two local riders, RCMP have made an arrest relating to trail sabotage on Mt. Fromme...

“Multisport days are very rewarding but far from easy. Every second counts from that first alarm clock until the last light falling behind the peaks.”

Kaz goes through his favourite photos from 2014 in slideshow format.

Kaz Yamamura meets up with Dylan Sheffer for more biking action.

Some of the routes were made by the Romans, others pass by abandoned bunkers from the second World War

A long time Vancouver resident, Cam began mountain biking on the Shore—but as he says in the video, it was a baptism of fire and it took a while for him to feel comfortable here.

“…it is a great visual story of a fun looking ride all over San Francisco.”

“Some would call it fall, but nature is fickle here — often the warm days of summer push up against the sting of winter.”

Learning to suffer is important for all kinds of riders, but I got my education in masochism on a road bike in the hills and the lakeside flats of Lugano.

It was crude, heavy, astonishingly grotesque, and absurdly weird looking, but at the time I kinda liked it…

I’ve been mostly good. At least I can only remember being good. Some photos have been floating around…

Full Moon World Champs, Absinthe, Blue Zebras and other Syndicate Shenaniganing.

A few hours later I returned with spotless tires and the frame and my shorts, while not totally clean, were much cleaner than when I'd left.

There’s no better time to give – the first $15,000 raised will be matched dollar for dollar!

“This past summer a group of Colorado based Yeti Ambassadors set out to give (the Colorado Trail) a go for themselves.”

Awesome all-mountain shredding with Dunbar Cycles’ Dean Tennant from Berkowitz and Secco.

“The trail the kid fell off was not mine. Lots of other people were building these really stupid stunts…”