Issue 109 is off at the printers now, turning digital magic into real life paper pleasure. If you want this delivered to your door, you need to pre-order it here.
If that cover and the promise of the smell of freshly printed paper isn’t enough to get you ordering, read on. There is oh so much more…
In this issue of Singletrack, we bring you:
UK Adventure – Jacob’s Cracker
The nicest man in mountain biking, Nick Craig, gets some Glaswegian encouragement from Sanny as they see who can clear Jacob’s Ladder without stopping.
International Adventure – Iceland
Bikepacking in Iceland. Best bring your thermals.
International Adventure – The Scottish Connection
Three Scottish friends meet up for an epic road trip round New Zealand before they all go their separate ways.
Interview: David Turner
Chipps talks to the reluctant icon behind this cult brand.
Classic Ride: Sutton Bank
This steep Yorkshire road climb is known for being too horribly busy (unless it’s been blocked by a misguided lorry) to ride. But how are the trails away from the fumes of brakes and clutches?
Bike Test: Sub £1000 hardtails.
We check out three hardtails under the magic figure of a grand. There’s no carbon and no full suspension at this price point, but is there fun? You bet there is!
Grouptest: Dropper Seatposts
We check out the highs and lows of the current dropper post market.
Grinder: The team bring you goods ridden through the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. And possibly a touch of mud.
You could wait and pop down to your newsagent to pick up this next issue, but pre-order it with us online or buy it from one of our Premier Dealers, and you’ll get the extended Premier Edition of Singletrack, with extra content:
Over the Hill
Mountain bike life doesn’t stop when work does. We look at a bunch of riders making full use of their newfound spare time.
Feature: Trail Leader 3
You literally put your life in the hands of a mountain bike guide. What goes into that experience?
