The rise of the great british trail centre

Moments enjoyed, lessons learned, handy advice, weird stuff that happened: welcome to the little bits and pieces that don’t make big stories, but do make all the difference.

The mid-Nineties was a truly defining era, a turning point when mountain biking – or at least, the gravity-assisted side of the sport – became less about toe-clips and skinsuits, and more about flat p

A Mountain Bike Hall of Famer and friend of some of the biggest names in the sport, whose work should be familiar to anyone who’s ever read this magazine, Steve Behr is a legendary figure in UK mounta

Recreational and competitive cycling are enjoying huge popularity worldwide, and this has rubbed off on the women’s side of the sport. From road races to mountain biking and everything in between, mor

Nick Craig has been racing bikes since before many of were born, winning eight national titles – three in cyclocross (CX), three in Olympicdistance cross-country (XCO) and two in XC marathon (XCM) – a

The Victorians confused these Shropshire hills with the Alps. How? Why? Trail dons its lederhosen, downs a glühwein and reaches for the Stretton Skyline to find out.