It’s that time of the year again. We’re checking our list, checking it twice, making sure our magazine looks real nice… deadline day is coming to town. That means the next print edition of Singletrack Magazine is about to run off the presses, and you need to subscribe now if you want the postie to deliver a copy (with your free 2020 calendar) to your door.
Here’s our Singletrack magazine FAQ for you
That would be issue 128 which can be represented by the binary number 10000000.
The official publication date is the 5th December but our Premier members will get it a few days before that date.
As it happens issue 128 is our Christmas issue and so it will be packaged up with a free 2020 wall calendar.
So we can prepare our mailing list in good time you will need to join us by the end of Friday 22nd November.
The ‘C’ word
Of course, this is the Christmas edition, so make sure you use the free 2020 calendar to get yourself organised, plan your holidays and get to all the best MTB events of the year. It even shows you which nights will have a full moon for superior night riding fun!
Maybe you’re looking for a gift for that hard to please rider in your life? Well, order them a gift ‘sub in a box’ today, and you’ll get a copy of Issue 128 delivered, nicely packaged, so you can gift it and a whole year of Singletrack to your difficult friend.

Sub in a Box
Your subscription will start with the nextย issue after the voucher is redeemed. Issues are published in February, April, June, August and December and the code must be redeemed prior to the 25th of the month before publication to receive a copy.
Previous issues are available in the merch shop over here.
The digital part of the subscription this gives you access to our back issues online.
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And what will they be reading to get them through their Christmas digestive regime? Here’s what we have in store for all our lucky readers this winter…
International Adventure: Revelstoked
James Vincent skips the usual McRiding of the Canadian bike parks to take on a real mountain with the locals in Revelstoke. A three hour hike up, but a solid hour of magical descending from the top. Get beyond Whistlerโs bike parks and get wild!
UK Adventure: Ochils the Noo

Sanny heads to Stirling and the Ochil Hills. Is this where the perfect blend of city life and mountain wilderness is to be found?
Column: Jason Miles
Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat. Don’t be like that goose. Jason suggests that you take some steps to avoid goose impersonation.
Classic Ride: All Weather Lake District
Chipps takes us on a weatherproof tour of the Lake District. Start in Grizedale, but miss out the manmade stuff and head onto the hills for this all-weather, low level Lakeland classic.
Tech: When Did It All Get Good?
Barney Marsh rifles through the archives of suspension technology and examines why – and when it all got good – just about when Singletrack was launched it seems. But is suspension perfected yet? Of course not…
Editorsโ Choice 2019
We bring you the highlights of the past year. The staff favourite products, events, locations and more – these are the things weโd spend our own money on getting to experience.

Still Going: Lucky Shorts
Vicky Chapman doesnโt care if she looks scruffy when sheโs feeling lucky.
Peteโs Pros: Jamie Nicholl
Pete Scullion catches up with Santa Cruz sponsored professional adventurer Jamie Nicholl. Is it an enviable life of Insta-perfect influencing, or is there a more gruelling side to #adventurelife?
Bike Test: Bling Bikes
What do you get if money is no object and you opt for boutique carbon with bells and whistles? Chipps goes riding with a security detail to test out three bikes from Hope, Intense and Yeti – companies that don’t bother doing alloy.
International Adventure: Davos On The Cheap
Pete Scullion goes to the millionaireโs playground in the Swiss Alps – except that heโs a bike bum on a budget. Will he survive? Will they ask him to leave quietly?


International Adventure: Greek Highland Hopping
Amanda eschews tourist islands and azure seas for Greeceโs industrial north in the shadow of Mount Olympus.

The Cover

This issue’s cover is by Justa Jeskova. Any guesses where it was taken? You’ll find out inside the issue. And did we mention the free 2020 calendar?
If you subscribe or buy your copy from our shop or one of our Premier Dealers, youโll be able to enjoy the extended entertainment of our Premier Edition, and you’ll get all the stories above. But if you wait and get one from the newsagent, you’ll miss out on a couple of features and a bit more, because your version will be shorter. Don’t miss out! Subscribe today.



















