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Everything is going downhill. The end is in sight. But in a good way. We’re over the hump of winter, it hasn’t been too unkind, and we’re nearly ready to send our next issue of Singletrack to the printer.

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Singletrack World Issue 143 - June 2022

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As you can see, Chipps is looking through the proofs, but what is he reading about? What could you be reading about? Let’s take a peek inside…

UK Adventure: Glasgow’s Campsie Fells

Sanny seeks out some overlooked trails within a stone’s throw of Glasgow. Why does he love them so much?

Classic Ride: Grate Expectations

In a cheese punned filled ride around the West Country, James Vincent takes us on a tour of the trails around Cheddar.

International Adventure: Bohemian Rhapsody

Tom Hutton heads to the Czech Republic to check out the trails and trees on a three-centre bike safari.

International Adventure: Kyrgyzstan

Rickie Cotter warms up for the Silk Road Mountain Race with a solo trip around this remote expanse of wild unknown.

International Adventure: You Can’t Script Adventure

James McKnight and Victor Lucas get in over their heads in the Pyrenees

Still Going: In The Bag

Tom Hill writes about the Timbuk2 messenger bag that isn’t his, it’s Jenn’s. He’s just using it for her.

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If you nip down to your newsagent or supermarket, your fun will stop there. But if you subscribe or buy your copy from one of our Premier Dealers, you’ll be able to enjoy the extended entertainment of our Premier Edition, which contains the following additional features:

International Adventure: Budget Bolognese

Sanny heads to Italy to experience a comfortable adventure without a painful credit card bill.

Pete’s Pros: Ruaridh Cunningham

Pete Scullion chases Downhill legend turned neo-enduro pro Ruaridh Cunningham around the trails of Innerleithen.

25 Years of Chipps

Chipps has been a mountain bike journalist for 25 years this month. He takes us on a trip down memory lane, through a history of many coloured outfits and surprising hairstyles. Prepare to say ‘I remember that!’

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Hannah Dobson

Managing Editor

I came to Singletrack having decided there must be more to life than meetings. I like all bikes, but especially unusual ones. More than bikes, I like what bikes do. I think that they link people and places; that cycling creates a connection between us and our environment; bikes create communities; deliver freedom; bring joy; and improve fitness. They're environmentally friendly and create friendly environments. I try to write about all these things in the hope that others might discover the joy of bikes too.

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