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How To Win A Praxis Cadet M30 Crankset in the Singletrack Gift Giveaway Day 13
You could win this great prize from Praxis in Day 13 of our Gift Giveaway!
We need your help! Tell us where the best trail centre food and coffee is in the UK.
We want to know where you think the best coffee and food is out of all the trail centres in the UK - vote here!
Adventurer, photographer, but not videographer? We chat to Dan Milner.
Adventurer, photographer, but not videographer? We chat to Dan Milner
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116
Take a peak inside and if you are a subscriber we have exclusive download delights for you.
5 minute review: Morvelo Stormshield Baselayer
A different take on the windproof and baselayer. Why take two layers when one might do?
Could You Be Our Lucky Winner? DMR Goodies up for grabs in the Singletrack Gift Giveaway Day 12!
Enter Here To Win Great DMR Goodies in the Singletrack Gift Giveaway Day 12!
First Look: CUBE Nuroad Pro
The Nuroad Pro promises some real bang for your buck. What are our first thoughts?
Review: Boyd Gives You A Carbon Upgrade With The Ridgeline Wheelset
Boyd Cycling created the Ridgeline as a tough, trail-ready carbon wheelset with J-bend spokes and brass nipples. They are very quick though.
Want more gravel? How about two days in Wales with Gritfest?
Weekend of gravel based fun announced by Battle on the Beach organisers
Review: This Fox Transfer Is Our Favourite Dropper Post Right Now
It might not have the gold Kashima Coat, but the Performance Series version of the Fox Transfer dropper post is still a flawless performer.
Canyon Changes Routine With All-New Spectral And The Cable Routing Is Pure Genius!
By Singletrack Magazine Today Canyon releases the all-new Spectral; a 140mm travel trail bike built around 27.5in wheels with clearance for up to 2.6in wide tyres, and geometry geared towards the good times. The Spectral is one of the most popular mountain bike models for…
10 Top Tips To Get You Ready For Winter Trails
A timely list of good advice: Sanny has made all the schoolboy error mistakes so you don't have to.
Canyon Changes Routine With All-New Spectral And The Cable Routing Is Pure Genius!
There's a new suspension design and bigger tyres, and it's got one of the neatest cable routing systems we've ever seen.
The Great Singletrack Advent Giveaway: What’s Coming This Week
A bonanza week of prizes ahead - brakes, cranks, coffee, and more!
Focus Jam² Carbon ALMOST Breaks 40lb FS eMTB Barrier But At What Price?
So while we were out riding the Focus SAM² in Malaga a few weeks ago they also showed us a carbon version of the Focus JAM² that trims the weight down to an electrically svelt 18.5kg. For us UK types that’s a whisker over 40lbs. If…
Interview: Dan Milner – Photographer, Premier Version
We chat to Dan Milner, great photographer, and (possibly) funny videographer
Never F’n Relent: the Richard Sachs Cyclocross Team
There is a chill in the air as the sun slowly starts to crack through the pine trees surrounding Genesee Valley Park in Rochester, New York, perhaps the first notable chill since spring has passed. The tents and RV’s adorned with sponsors’ logos line the…
Review: The Deca Drive 1500i Is Lezyne’s Most Powerful LED Light And Is Nearly Perfect Out Of The Box
Pumping out no fewer than 1500 Lumens, the Deca Drive i1500 is Lezyne's most powerful LED light yet. And it's got a neat trick too.
Gift Giveaway: Christmas Countdown Day 9
So help us out here. Is it 'Fender' or 'Mud Guard'?. when you've done that you could win these carbon bars from Burgtec
Don’t Get Scammed By This Fake UBYK Email!
Singletrackworld.com readers have alerted our forums of a fake UBYK email on the rounds. Read this and don’t get scammed.
This New Full Suspension Bike From Empire Cycles Features A UK-Proof Bearing Design
It'll be made right here in the UK, and will use a fully sealed bearing system for maximum longevity in our *ahem* glorious riding conditions.
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Editorial
Pecking Orders Words Chipps I’ve always been interested in the interplay between riders out on a ride, or over a week of riding in the mountains. Mountain biking is a great leveller and it doesn’t matter what high-powered job you have, how famous you are…
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Spineology
Pete Scullion takes on an alpine ridge ride with the most serious of consequences, and the greatest of rewards. Words & Photography: Pete Scullion Above two and a half thousand metres my body starts to wonder what I am doing to it. I was used…
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 Porage. Words lee craigie Photography james robertson
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: The Isle Of Purbeck
This Dorset hotspot is not an island, but it does come with a ferry and the promise of adventure, as Tom Hutton discovers. Words & Photography Tom Hutton If it starts with a ferry ride it’s an adventure, right? OK, so the ferry ride’s only…
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 friend who carries a massive bag on every ride? A turgid behemoth that accompanies every…
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Fjord Fiesta
Words Berne Broudy Photography Donald Shearer Pushbiking and peak bagging: Riding the mountains of Norway’s fjords I’ve been slogging uphill for an hour and a half, my mountain bike on my back, and the summit cairn isn’t getting closer. The trails in Norway’s Sunnmøre…
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Talking Trickstuff
Team Singletrack caught up with German precision engineering company Trickstuff this summer, in its hidden factory deep in a German housing estate. Words Hannah and Wil Photography James Vincent We’re not the first to follow the ‘Trickstuff’ signs off the main thoroughfare into the residential…
Singletrack Magazine Issue 116: Column – Life Cycle Of A Riding Spot
Antony de Heveningham charts the rise and fall of that secret riding spot in the woods near you. The following is based on a true story, and is a tragedy, told in 11 chapters. Illustrations Amanda Discovery. A new location is scouted and ridden. Potential…
Rocky Mountain Builds Custom Bike For Wade Simmons
It's purple, it has gussets, and it's called the Pipeline. And you can't buy it.
Are These The 4 Best Looking Bikes From The 2018 Whyte Range?
Some new spec options, and some all-new models grace the 2018 Whyte range.
Trans Madeira: New Event For 2018
Could you be one of the lucky riders at the inaugural edition of this race?
Why Are These Riders Injecting Tunnock’s Teacakes with Buckfast?
We bring you an extra peek behind the scenes at this whackiest of races.
Review: These Troy Lee Designs Raid Pads Are Designed To Protect The Only Two Knees You Have
Stepping up the protection over the lightweight Speed Sleeve Knee Pads, the Raid uses clever D3O padding for flexibility and solid protection.
The 2018 Rocky Mountain Instinct BC Edition Is An Absolute Beast Of A Bike!
The BC Edition is Rocky's biggest 29er to date. We give you a detailed first look at this 155mm travel mountain-crushing machine.
Review: Less Than £200 Gets You This PRO Koryak Dropper Post
Shimano-owned PRO gave us a sub-£200 Koryak dropper post to test. Does it work? Is it reliable? Where am I? Wil answers your burning questions.
Scottish Landowners Organisation Speaks Out Against Unsanctioned Trails
Landowners strike back at illegal trailbuilding - but who's liable for what?
Gift Giveaway: Christmas Countdown Day 6
You don't need to speak Swedish to be able to win today's prize!
Gallery – Finland: 100 Years Old
You can't fit all the images from a trip into the magazine - here is a selection that didn't fit into our Issue 115 feature.