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In this issue
How does riding mountain bikes leads to progress in society, in life and on the trail? Mountain Flyer No. 69 tells the stories of the people, places, nonprofits and gear that are leading the way and exploring the limits of what’s possible on two wheels. Kathryn Bertine is one of those people, working to fix the gender pay gap in cycling while providing a wintertime training base for racers through her Tucson, Arizona-based Homestretch Foundation. So is the Silver Stallion Mobile Bike Unit, which has spent the last year traveling throughout the Navajo Nation, repairing bikes and helping the Diné people ride together and connect with the land. Progress happens on the ground, too. And in this issue, Mattias Fredriksson returns to Åre, Sweden, where he once lived for two decades, to observe a ski town that’s gone all in on mountain biking. Then Aaron Theisen visits Spokane, Washington, to explore how this former extraction community has turned the corner on cool, bringing an entrepreneurial, workmanlike spirit to its eclectic trail scene. Finally, we take a look at the progressive end of gear, with assistant editor Jason Sumner testing and experimenting with a DIY mixed-wheel bike setup to determine just how far geometry can go. And Herb Belrose profiles Boston’s Firefly Bicycles, observing how their bespoke process and experimentation are pursuing perfection.
Mountain Flyer Magazine Description:
Embark on a journey into the world of mountain biking with Mountain Flyer Magazine. We're thrilled to introduce you to this publication, your ultimate source for all things related to mountain biking adventures, gear reviews, and the vibrant culture of mountain biking.
Mountain Flyer Magazine, published by Height of Land Publications, is not just a magazine; it's your passport to the thrilling world of mountain biking.
As you explore the pages of Mountain Flyer Magazine, you'll find a world of content that caters to mountain biking enthusiasts and adventure seekers:
* Epic Ride Features: Discover stunning features on epic mountain biking rides, from scenic trails to challenging terrains.
* Gear Reviews: Stay informed about the latest mountain biking gear, equipment reviews, and expert recommendations.
* Adventure Stories: Immerse yourself in inspiring stories of mountain biking adventures, exploring unique landscapes and conquering trails.
* Destination Guides: Plan your next mountain biking getaway with destination guides, featuring the best trails and biking communities.
* Event Coverage: Get a front-row seat to major mountain biking events, races, and festivals happening around the world.
Mountain Flyer Magazine is your essential companion for exploring the thrill of mountain biking adventures, staying updated on gear innovations, and connecting with the vibrant mountain biking community. Subscribe now and let the adventure begin.
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