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Montana Singletrack Debate

As the Wilderness debate intensifies in Montana, hundreds of miles of singletrack could be closed to bikes. But that’s just the beginning. New Forest Service policies–er, philosophies–could soon spread across the country, jeopardizing access to thousands of miles of America’s best trails.

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  • Results: BC Bike Race Final Results

    Whistler Creekside was thriving with energy as the seventh and final stage of the BC Bike Race rolled into town.

  • Results: BC Bike Race Stage 6 Squamish

    Squamish is known as the recreation capital of Canada and on Friday more than 400 BC Bike Race competitors discovered why mountain biking falls under that umbrella.

  • Results: BC Bike Race Stage 5 Sechelt

    Thursday's BC Bike Race route, the second one on the Sunshine Coast, was much anticipated by both BCBR staff and return riders simply because its notorious Hwy 102 trail brings riders to a slick and swoopy mountain bike nirvana. Not a bad way to wrap up a solid day of mountain biking

  • 21 Things To Do in July Without Lance

    After nearly a decade of ruling the month of July, Lance Armstrong is at it again in an attempt to glue the masses to their TV screens, hopelessly impressing each other with their recently acquired knowledge of road-racing etiquette, and the latest doping scandals. Bike has a different plan for the month: Get out and ride your bike. On the dirt. Here are 21 things to do in July that don’t involve yellow jerseys.

  • Results: Myklak Discusses her Fluidride Cup Win in Oregon

    Some of the fastest riders from the Northwest, and the rest of the country descended upon Mt. Hood in Oregon last weekend at stop three of the Fluidride Cup. We caught up with women's winner Lisa Myklak.

  • Results: BC Bike Race Stage 4

    How's this for the start of the fourth day of epic mountain biking? A 4:30am wake-up call as pre-cursor to watching the remnants of a beautiful sunrise over the Georgia Strait while waiting to board the first BC Ferries crossing of the day.

  • Results: BC Bike Race: Sabotage Can’t Slow Stage 3

    Before the third stage of BC Bike Race was even underway today, event organizers were dealt a potentially show-stopping challenge this morning on course: sabotage. The course had been de-flagged for the third day and racers were lined up in the start chute ready to ride when the word came over event radios.

  • Results: BC Bike Race Stage 2

    After a short ferry ride from Vancouver to Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island, competitors were treated to excellent, and exhausting purpose-built singletrack. Teams Kona takes the lead in the men’s team category; Luna Chix lead the ladies.

  • Results: BC Bike Race 2009: Day 1

    The third annual BC Bike race got underway Sunday with contestants rolling through the streets of Vancouver. As soon as the pack hit the legendary North Shore, the pack thinned out and the attacks began.

  • Giveaway: Last Days to Win Aaron Chase's Bike

    Fox is giving away a prize package worth more than $1,000, including an autographed Aaron Chase frame and parts.

  • Events: 2009 BC Bike Race Ready to Roll

    The green flag drops in Vancouver this weekend as the third annual BC Bike race heads for the hills. The seven-day-long adventure race starts in the city on Sunday, and heads directly for the legendary trails of Vancouver’s North Shore.

  • Preview: Fluidride Cup Invades Mt. Hood

    The northwest's fastest gravity racers will be looking to put down speedy laps this weekend. The course is new and local riders are preparing to defend their home turf.

  • Preview: Gravity East Series to come to Windham Mountain this weekend

    The Gravity East Series will make its fourth stop this weekend, with DH and dual-slalom events at Windham Mountain, New York, the venue that next year will host the World Cup’s first visit to the U.S. since 2005.

  • Results: Maribor World Cup DH & 4X Race Results

    Last weekend’s World Cup races in Maribor, Slovenia, had just about everything—roots, rocks, rain, lightning, cancellations and schedule shuffles, shaking up the podiums with some surprising winners.

  • Video: Steve Peat and 2.5 Seconds

    How'd Steve Peat miss the podium in Fort William? By losing 2.5 seconds here. Even the best make mistakes.