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The Saga of Magnus | Singletrack magazine issue 131

A haphazard retracing of St Magnus’s last journey by bike seemed a fitting farewell to the island of Orkney. Somehow, Adam had neglected to tell his friend Jack that it…

Singletrack Magazine Issue 129 | Guiding light

Tom Hill looks at why hiring a local guide, despite GPS and the internet – even in our over-explored island – is still money well spent. Words Tom Hill Photography……

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Singletrack Magazine Issue 128 | UK Adventure – Ochils the Noo

Think you know which is the best mountain biking town in the UK? After a weekend of riding trails local to the city of Stirling, Sanny reckons it might just……

Singletrack Issue 127 | Going Over To The Dark Side

Sanny and Dene head out on a pre-dawn mission proving that winter shouldn’t be a barrier to fun. Words & Photography Sanny Be honest. It’s hard not to feel your……

Singletrack Issue 127 | My Grandad’s head in a jar

Adam Batty welcomes back a lapsed member of the mountain bike club to enjoy the views.  Words & Photography Adam Batty Great rides are full of hair-raising descents, jaw-dropping climbs,……

Singletrack Issue 127 | Making it up in the Lake District

Nigel Page and Chipps strap on luggage and join forces again. This time to ride a completely made up North/South traverse of the Lake District. Words & Photography Chipps ‘Puckpuckpuckpuckpuck…’……

There and back again – putting the mountains back into mountain biking

In association with… There are some places you ride that stick in the mind long after you’ve brushed yourself down, cleaned the dust off your bike and moved onto places……

Singletrack Issue 126 | Cornish Fasties

Barney takes a trip where few bike journos have dared to tread – Cornwall. Words & Photography Barney Marsh Ah, Cornwall! Last gasp of Great Britain westward before the relentless,……

Singletrack Issue 126 | How to lose friends and alienate people

Sanny takes on a Lake District pass too many, nearly breaks Mark and makes Nick Craig swear. Words & Photography Sanny This feature was originally published in Singletrack magazine issue...

Singletrack Magazine Issue 125 | The Art Of The Possible

Has your biking mojo taken a knock of late? No longer quite feeling the love? Sanny reckons you might just need a wee challenge in your life to fire you...

Singletrack Magazine Issue 125 | Capital To Coast

Max Darkins rides off-road as much as possible from Richmond Park in London to dip his toes in the sea at Brighton beach.  Words Max Darkins Photography Matt Pitts With...

Singletrack Magazine Issue 125 | Electric Boogaloo

Chipps infiltrates the underground world of electric-bike-only riding weekends to discover the secret customs and handshakes of this growing mountain bike world. Words & Photography Chipps When you have a...

Singletrack Magazine Issue 125 | The Road To Thundergay

Sanny and Dave explore the western slopes of the Scottish isle of Arran, far removed from the tourist-heavy honeypots of Brodick and Goatfell.  Words & Photography Sanny “Is that a...

Singletrack Magazine issue 123 : In Praise Of The Trail Less Travelled

Sanny heads off the beaten path to Glasgow’s Campsie Fells and discovers that the best rides don’t always need the best trails. Words & Photography sanny What makes the perfect……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 122: Snowdon All Ways

Tom Fenton makes a horrible plan, some questionable choices, and wins. Words Tom Fenton Photography Andy Heading “Hang on a minute lads, I’ve got a great idea…” Hoping it would……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 121: There Be Dragons Here! Probably …

In search of trail treasure, Sanny and chums tackle what is reputed to be ‘the worst trail in the Lakes’. Do they find a hidden gem or should they have……

Singletrack Issue 121: Ley Lines – Don’t Do It!

Barney takes a good hard look at whether the legend of ley lines might hold spectacular secrets of sumptuous singletrack. Words & Photography Barney Marsh There\'s more to this story...…

Tyke Packing – A bike packing adventure with kids: from Singletrack Issue 120

Barney has taken the – if not impossible – then wildly ill-advised step of actually taking his young kids bikepacking. Read on for some abject lessons in what not to…

Back to the Future: From Singletrack Issue 120

Sanny dusts down his old ’90s race bike and takes on the quintessential Peaks route. Was the bike as good as he remembers, or is it a case of distance…

Trail Hunter, The Quantock Hills: From Singletrack Issue 120

It’s rare that a good idea is found at the bottom of a bottle… There\'s more to this story... BUT IT\'S A MEMBER-ONLY STORY.JOIN US TO UNLOCK IT AND MORE…

Land of the midnight sun: From Issue 120

Pete Scullion heads to the northern tip of Scotland in search of midnight sunlight and spectacular trails. From Singletrack Issue 120 There\'s more to this story... BUT IT\'S A MEMBER-ONLY…

Singletrack Magazine Issue 119: Returning To The Dark Side

The former Red Bull trail opened in 1996 to wide acclaim as the first purpose-built trail in the UK. Chipps argues that it’s still one of the best trails anywhere. ……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 118: West Is Best

Pete Scullion ventures out to the western fringe of Scotland, ready to sleep under the stars on a remote beach. But he didn’t count on life-threatening weather. Will he tough……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 118: Trail Hunter – Peaky Blinder

This is a story about an underdog. A sidekick, a minor character, passed over in favour of its more famous sibling, ignored by many but loved by those who know……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 117: Path Of A Prince

Pete Scullion continues his tour of the north’s coffin roads. Ancient byways that were the final journey for the dead and which conveniently make great trails for the living. Words……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 117: Trail Hunter – Border Blasting

Tom Fenton treads the fine line between England and Scotland, black ice and bog, all the while attempting condiment-based puns.  Words TOM FENTON Photography ANDY HEADING There\'s more to this…

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Singletrack Magazine Issue 112 : The Wayfarer

Tom Fenton and pals head to the Berwyn range to ride the classic Wayfarer trail, though controversially not the ‘right’ way. Words Tom Fenton Photography Andy Heading On 23rd January……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Man Of Porage

Lee Craigie won the right to host Britain’s most bizarre mountain bike adventure race. Join her as she juggles the craziness involved in choosing this year’s Man and Woman of……

Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Cross Fell And High Cup Nick

Tom takes on this iconic North Pennine ride. Be warned though, it’s a rucksack and two-sandwiches kind of day out.  Words TOM FENTON Photography ANDY HEADING Do you have a……

Singletrack Magazine issue 115: Trail Hinter – Dartmoor

TRAIL HUNTER EXPLORES those must-do RIDES that should be on every British mountain biker’s bucket list. Words Tom Fenton Photography Andy Heading Tom Fenton heads to south-west England and the……