The Gehrig twins gift their dad an unforgettable 70th birthday: a three-day, hut-to-hut e-MTB tour through the Swiss mountains around Davos — battery crises and all.
singletrack magazine issue 165
Issue 166: A Good Thing To Repeat
In the first issue of Singletrack Magazine, Mark and Chipps both wrote editorials. After 25 years, we figure that this is a good thing to revisit.
Issue 165: Seatposts, a sticky situation
Tom Simpson recalls a time when the boss didn’t actually know best.
Issue 165: Help! I created a tyre company!
Chipps lifts the lid on the obsessive world of 26in tyre reproduction fanatics.
Issue 165: Only 400 Miles Until We Can Ride Bikes
Chipps and friends talk about an essential rite of passage for any mountain biker: the road trip.
Issue 165: Dirty Blues in the Mississippi Delta
Markus Stitz takes a visit to the birthplace of the Delta Blues and comes away with a deep respect for the gravel ways and the people of the Deep South.
Issue 165: Our Public Image is Limited
Does mountain biking have an image problem? Is the barrage of shred-gnar imagery putting off newcomers and infuriating land managers?
Issue 165: The Long Goodbye | Colin Meagher
An interview with mountain biking photographer and ALS sufferer, Colin Meagher, therefore, also one of his last.
Issue 165: A Close Pass
What is it that fighter planes and mountain bikes like about the steep hillsides of mid-Wales? Pete Scullion investigates the phenomenon of the Mach Loop.
Issue 165: That Bike Deserves You
If you want to buy that particular bike, then you buy that bike. We're not judging you (any more).
