THE RANGE OF THE AWFUL HAND, SCOTLAND
Doesn’t sound great, does it? The Range of the Awful Hand is almost certainly somewhere you’ve never heard of; we hadn’t either, and that’s precisely why we headed there last summer for an adventure. Lockdown has narrowed our horizons, forced us to ride closer to home, in isolation, which makes it more important than ever to head to pastures new when we can. Will this strange and unknown mountain range in Scotland prove as awful as it sounds? Time to find out...

SNOW RIDES, THE ALPS
If you’ve ridden your bike this winter then chances are you’ve dabbled in the white stuff, sliding on trails you know are down there somewhere. For Alpine resident Dan Milner snow is more of a way of life; usually he swaps bike for board at this time of year, but with the ski lifts closed and a thirst for adventure, it’s the year to Just Get Out and Ride… perhaps with spiked tyres though.

TRAIL HUNTIN’
Four ways to find new trails, from the humble map to the modern app. Just be sure to add in some human connection too, community rides are the most rewarding.

GENERATION GAME
Blood is thicker than water, and that’s never truer than when you’re up against your own kids and the clock, racing at Peaty’s Steel City DH. Time to pass the baton?

THE BUZZ: 5 BEST NEW PLACES TO RIDE
Laggan, Dyfi, Swinley, Fort William and BikePark Wales all have great-looking new trails or tracks to tick off and savour this autumn..

SKILLS: BEST ADVICE PART 2
What do our friends, other riders and YouTubers really mean when they tell us to “push into the turn,” or “drop the outside foot”? Dirt School shows us how to unscramble the advice, sort the good from the bad, how to dish out help and how to understand your own.

NEW FOR 2024
Mountain bike tech moves forward at a prodigious pace, over the course of 42 pages we bring you everything you need to know about new bikes and gear for 2024, with first rides on the Vitus E-Mythique LT VRX, Pivot.

TRANS SNOWDONIA
Covering 140 miles from Machynlleth to Conwy, the Traws Eryri is the latest long distance trail from Cycling UK. It gets truly wild and is a must-ride for adventure seekers.

MANON CARPENTER
We catch up with former world champ and World Cup winner Manon Carpenter – still shredding, but now making films and pushing for trail advocacy rather than split times..

TRAINING WHEELS
Riding with your kids is a awesome, here’s how to nurture their skills, encourage progression, make the rides work, take them racing, develop girls mountain biking, and – above all – have fun.

SKILLS: RACECRAFT PART 3
Dirt School’s Innes Graham is a veteran when it comes to racing at a top level, he’s got the skinny on how you can prepare for race day and control the controllables.

FIT AND FAST
What does it take to stay fit, fast and injury free over the years? Greg Minnaar’s coach Alan Milway talks us through the GOAT’s approach.

CAERSWS BIKE PARK
We head to Mid Wales to meet Matt Simmonds, who’s taken Caersws from a collection of hammered downhill tracks to a fledgling new bike park..

E-BIKE SPECIAL EDITION
This month we’re going big on e-bikes. We've crammed the issue full of information and advice on how to pick out the best e-bike, the skills you’ll need to ride them, the FAQs that always crop up, and there’s a run-down on motors and tech. You’ll be fully charged with knowledge and ready to press Turbo.

SKILLS: E-BIKE ESSENTIALS
How to let the weight do the work, push for grip and dominate your braking zones, with expert advice from Dirt School.

GEE ATHERTON
We talk to mountain biking’s hardman about crashing on The Knife Edge, racing Hardline with a broken leg, and the joy of crumpets.

SKILLS: RACE READY PART 1
Enduro, XC, downhill or just racing your mates, Dirt School has the moves to get you fit for the race season ahead.

6 WAYS TO STAY MOTIVATED
Fit4Racing’s Jonny Thompson reveals how to stay inspired and stick to your plan..

STONE KING RALLY
Natural successor to the famous Trans Provence, the Stone King Touring Club aims to democratise the multi-day enduro race, linking communties and breathing new life into old trails.

LLANDEGLA
Flattened by the fiercest storm in a decade, One Planet Adventure set out to reopen, replant, and rebuild. Two years on from the devastation, we head along to ride the famous trail centre..

THE MBR BUCKET LIST
We’ve put together 32 things to do before the year is out, from helping yourself by nailing a jump line or working on your wheelies, to helping others by joining a litter pick or supporting riders at the World Champs this summer. And don’t forget to write in and tell us about which ones you’ve ticked off.

COLUMN: GUY KESTEVEN
Modern XC bikes sit at the pinnacle of the sport, argues Guy. Faster than your average e-bike, more capable than a trail bike, and without the sluggish pace of an enduro bike..

WHARNCLIFFE CRAGS
We go in search of flow on some of the UK’s techiest trails, with Orange’s Dan Greenwood.

VALAIS, SWITZERLAND
High Alpine singletrack, hard-charging enduro tracks, bike park features, and… surfing?!

TRAILBLAZER: JOE BARNES
Spicy local Highlands trails, with Joe Barnes. The original Dude gives us the low-down on keeping life fun alongside racing, parenting, and film-making.

REVOLUTION BIKE PARK
Revs closes its trails permanently this month; we head up for one last memorial lap. Or is it? From the ashes of larch disease, a new Revs hopes to rise..

GEAR OF THE YEAR
It's been a bumper year for new tech, from SRAM’s groundbreaking Flight Attendant and Canyon's K.I.S. stabiliser, to Rapha’s entry to the mountain bike market, and on to Trek’s new TQ-motor bike. And to find the best of the best, we nominate our favourite bikes and gear from the past 12 months.

SKILLS: CORNER CONTROL
How to maximise traction in sketchy conditions, and lean your bike into the turns, with expert advice from Dirt School's Andy Barlow.

NEW BIKES FOR 2023
With so many new bikes released, we’ve made space for a First Rides special, bringing you eight of the most interesting and desirable machines, including the Antidote Woodsprite, Whyte E-180 Works, and Canyon’s Spectral fitted with the new K.I.S. steering stabiliser.

TRANS SAVOIE
After a decade of thrilling and scaring its competitors on some of the gnarliest and best riding in Europe, the Trans Savoie waves au revoir for its final edition. We’re secretly hoping it’ll be back, though, under a different format for 2023.

NATURAL HIGHS
Tak ing on the challenge o f Europe’s highest rideable peak
5 of the UK’s most intimidating rides

SUPER POWERS!
Enduro e -bikes from Specialized and Forestal on test

LONGTERMERS
Updates on the Privateer 141 Öhlins, Sonder Signal hardtail, Specialized Kenevo SL lightweight e-bike, and the Giant Reign E+ 1 e-bike.

THE UK’S BEST DESCENTS
Our list of the top-24 trails this small island has to offer: some are rocky and gnarly like the Ciaran Path, some flowy and fast like the Elan Valley’s blue trail; all will leave you buzzing by the end.

KEEPER OF THE PEAK
Social media, when used right, can make a huge positive impact. Just ask Chris Maloney, aka Keeper Of The Peak, the man who decided to set up a Twitter account to help mountain bikers plan their rides around the Peak District, but ended up delivering real change. We head out on a ride to see how “making a polite nuisance” of himself helped put mountain bikers on an equal footing with other, more established user groups.

LONGTERMERS
Ben Smith gets to grips with the Privateer 141 and its burly Öhlins build. Plus Sean heaps praise on the Sonder Signal’s generous geometry, JD switches his tyre set-up back to the original OEM Butcher combo for dry weather grip, and PB adds a 250Wh EnergyPak Plus range extender to his Reign E+ 1 to give his bike a little more grunt (and weight).

47 MONEY-SAVING TIPS!
Share lifts to the trails; make your own tools; bake a DIY energy bar; supercharge the bike to work scheme; buy second-hand; clean your drivetrain; learn to spanner; ride light, buy in the sales… the list goes on and on. Check out our top tips on the best way to keep riding when your purchasing power is taking a squeeze.

SKILLS: PROGRESSIVE JUMPING
Over the past two issues Andy Barlow from Dirt School has taken us from the basics of getting airborne, to adding control to absorb a jump and stay low. Now it’s time to boost it to the moon. It’s not just for show though, the idea is you can link features together on trails that you never thought possible. And the enabler skill to reach your full potential in the air? A neat and tidy bunny-hop.

TRAILBLAZERS: TRAIL COLLECTIVE NORTH WALES
Mountain biking in Wales is on the edge of something big; the new Trail Collective North Wales has actively engaged with Natural Resources Wales and landowners to make sure mountain bikers are represented… and that we’re not going anywhere. We head along to find out how it’s been done and what the venture is yielding in terms of trails and access.

FIRST RIDES
RockShox has reworked the Pike, Lyrik and Zeb forks, as well as the Deluxe and Super Deluxe shocks, adding a new Charger 3 damper with independent high-speed and low-speed compression adjustment, ButterCups bumpers, a DebonAir+ spring, and loads more – check out our first impressions. Plus, we ride a Cube Attention SL budget hardtail, and BMC’s Fourstroke LT XC race bike.

KIDS DO ENDURO
Mountain bike races for kids have typically been either XC or downhill. Now though there’s a swathe of enduro races across the country catering for the latest crop of little shredders. mbr heads north to try out the dedicated ‘Mums and Kids’ three-stage enduro race, at PMBA’s Gisburn Grassroots Enduro.

LONGTERMERS
There’s a new addition to the fleet this month, the Sonder Signal ST GX. With its handmade 4130 steel frame, size-specific chainstays and up-to-date trail geometry, the idea is to take the hardtail into a new era. Plus JD dials in the Specialized Turbo Kenevo SL geometry with its five points of adjustment, PB breaks his Giant Reign E+ 1 e-bike again, and James Bracey revels in the Focus Jam’s attention to detail – SRAM UDH and Shimano XT brakes.

PLAY SCHOOL
Play can seem frivolous, a luxury, a distraction from more pressing concerns but honestly it’s the very essence of mountain biking… or it should be! We’re not riding for a reason, we’re riding to have fun, and with that comes a host of benefits. We look into how, why and when, and discover there’s no reason to feel guilty for messing around, skids really aren’t just for kids, so just get out and play.

WINTER ON THE WEST KERNOW WAY
The West Kernow Way is Cycling UK’s latest off-road, long distance loop. It takes in many of the highlights of the western half of the Cornish peninsula, linking rugged coastlines, old miners’ tracks, bridleways, byways and quiet lanes to escape tourist hotspots and discover the area’s beauty, history and culture. Ideal for those long days of summer, shame we tackled it in the teeth of a winter’s gale then. Expect plenty of type 2 ‘fun’.

FIRST RIDES
Trail bikes don’t have to come with 150-160mm travel, Canyon reckons, and to prove it the direct-sales giant has launched the new Spectral 125, with minimal travel and aggressive geometry ideal for big terrain. Will it prove undergunned or slot nicely into the new breed of short-travel rippers? Plus, we ride the mixed-wheel size Evil Insurgent MX 29 and the Santa Cruz Chameleon hardtail.

TESTED: TRACK PUMPS AND SHOCK PUMPS
Every rider needs a track pump – it’ll help you to quickly inflate your tyres and seat a tubeless bead too. And unless you’re riding exclusively on coil-sprung suspension front and rear, you’ll also need a shock pump to dial in your sag. We’ve got six of each on test, covering all price points..

FIRST RIDES
The latest Ghost is the E-Riot Trail Pro, a Bosch-powered e-bike with 140mm-travel Factory-level suspension and full Shimano XT groupset: it’s fun, fast and pacey and also great value. Plus we try the Voodoo Bizango Pro, Halfords’ range-topping hardtail that comes with an incredible RockShox 35 Gold fork, Shimano 12-speed drivetrain and grippy Maxxis tyres – not bad for less than £1,000.

BIKE TEST: INTEGRATED STORAGE BIKES
Like a glovebox for your bike, down-tube storage can stash essentials like tools, food, or clothing, leaving your back unencumbered. We review the
Specialized Stumpjumper, the bike that started it all; the cool and composed Trek Slash; and the Focus Jam. Find out which bike blows the back doors off.

CRANS MONTANA, SWITZERLAND
Crans Montana doesn’t ping on most UK riders’ radars. But that’s set to change after the organisers of the Enduro World Series got wind of the high-quality steeps, paid a visit and decided to hold a race here for the next three years. Oh, and the 2025 UCI Worlds XC races will be held here too. We find out what all the fuss is about.

LONGTERMERS
We’re Introducing a new e-bike to the longtermer stable this month: Giant’s Reign E+ 1 with its mega powerful Yamaha motor. Will it prove too much for the other e-bike in the game, JD’s Specialized Turbo Kenevo SL Comp, a machine in a class of its own thanks to its lightweight
motor and aggressive enduroinspired geometry? And check in for updates on the rest of the longtermer fleet, including the Nukeproof Scout hardtail, Focus Jam trail bike and Kona Process whippet.

LONGTERMERS
It’s new bike day for JD, with the Specialized Turbo Kenevo SL Comp, a machine in a class of its own thanks to its lightweight motor and aggressive enduro-inspired geometry. Find out if it’s a bad compromise between full-power eebs and regular pedal bikes, or the ultimate in modern riding. Plus updates on the Nukeproof Scout, Focus Jam, Kona Process. And PB delivers his verdict on the Haibike Allmtn 6 e-bike.

TESTED: MINI-PUMPS
Flats happen, and when they do you need a quick, efficient and lightweight way of fixing the problem. Step forward the mini- pump: compact enough to bolt to your frame or slip inside the smallest of packs, they’re less wasteful and cheaper than CO2 canisters but can still get the job done. The difference between the best and the worst, in terms of durability and air volume shifted, can be vast, so read our test to find out which works and which ones are full of hot air.

FIT AND FAST: BULLETPROOF TRAINING
In our Bulletproof Training series, Fit4Racing’s Jonny Thompson has been looking at the best and most effective way to get your body in prime condition for mountain biking. This month he’s looking at the wrist, and how it plays a pivotal role in keeping you in control on the bike.

SKILLS FOR NEW RIDERS
Thousands of you have taken up mountain biking over the past few years, sucked in by the lure of wild spaces and the thrill of riding. You’ll soon be picking up some skills on your own, but for the rest the support of a good coach is invaluable. Dirt School’s Andy Barlow is the best, over the next three issues he’ll walk us through the basics, starting with how to be stable from the very start.

BIKE TEST: TRAIL BIKE OF THE YEAR
The most important bike test we do, Trail Bike of the Year pulls together the best and most relevant bikes for UK riders, before breaking them down into our two favourite shredders. This year it’s closer than ever, so we’ve split the test in two, with both shopbought and direct-sales bikes in the running. On test is the Vitus Escarpe 29, Canyon Spectral CF 7, YT Jeffsy Core 2, Privateer 141, Nukeproof Reactor, Focus Jam 6.9,

SKILLS: BUILDING SPEED
Increasing your speed is about more than just hammering into sections faster. It comes from increasing your control on the trail, building confidence in yourself, picking the best lines and putting your body into the right positions. Pro coach Andy Barlow from Dirt School shows us how to take each step..

TAKE FULL CONTROL
Unlock more confidence on every trail.

TRAIL BLAZERS: TIRPENTWYS TRAIL CREW
Can one man make a difference? Ryan Bullimore certainly thought so. He conceived, designed and built a bike park near Pontypool. Ryan died in 2018 but Tirpentwys has blossomed, growing in reputation every year and now drawing in riders from across the UK. mbr goes to South Wales to meet Ryan’s dad, check out the trails and hear first hand how close the locals are to making the tracks official.

RETRO BIKE BONANZA
Saddleback, distributors of Enve, Troy Lee and plenty more, has built up a stunning collection of bikes stretching back 30 years. You won’t find these rigs for sale on any website or in any bike shop, they’re retro treasures that draw a line back through our sport’s history. Join us for a virtual tour through this incredible museum of exotic hardware.

LONGTERMERS
We’re introducing a new longtermer this month, in the shape of the Focus Jam 6.9, a 150mm-travel, shop-bought 29er that still delivers a killer pricetag. James Bracey takes it to the Ard Rock for a baptism of fire. Plus PB’s Haibike gets a wheel upgrade to the Spank Oozy 395+, Ben Smith does some tyre pressure testing on his Kona Process, Sean tries Plus size tyres on the Nukeproof Scout, and Ben Day finally sets about some maintenance after 10 months on his Vitus Escarpe.

STATE OF OUR TRAILS 2021
The past 18 months have seen mountain biking booming, with more riders taking up the sport and more old hands returning. That’s great news, but how are our trails coping, are they cracking up under the pressure or are riders putting back more than they take away? Keen to find out, we got in touch with riders and trail groups around the country to try and get a snapshot of the state of the trails here, now, in 2021.

CHRIS AKRIGG’S E-BIKE SKILLS PART 2
Stop spinning those wheels on tough climbs and listen up! Trials wizard and mbr coach for the month Chris Akrigg talks us through his e-bike climbing techniques – how to moderate power, alter body position, and get maximum grip and fun out of your ride.

SKILLS: E-BIKE SKILLS
Learn how to increase control and power on your e-bike, with one of the world’s best trials riders as your coach – Chris Akrigg. Chris shows us how to set up the bike, pick the best power mode, explains when to go easy and how to use those watts to maximum effect.

BUZZ – BIKEPARK WALES
Trail building continues at a prodigious pace at the South Wales mtb mecca, with four new uplifted trails to tempt you along, from the rocky new blue to a challenging black graded trail. Oh, and don’t forget to gaze in awe at the new Red Bull pro line, rumoured to have been built for a new edit with Laurie Greenland.

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c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Mountain Bike Rider Magazine - April 2021

Mountain Bike Rider Magazine - April 2021

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