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The tech, riders and events that helped make mountain biking the best sport ever
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A regular fixture in MBUK in the ’90s and early ’00s, and an industry stalwart ever since, Dave Hemming’s biggest claim to fame is winning a silver medal in the downhill at the first UCI MTB World Cha
Their hardtails were a common sight at cross-country races across the world and in school bike sheds throughout the UK, and they were pioneers in full suspension too. But by the 2000s, their star had
NATIONAL CHAMPION AND 1950s RACING PIONEER
Charlie Aldridge of Cannondale Factory Racing is one of the cross-country world’s rising stars. The young Scot has won two World Cups as an Elite and podiumed at six more, bagged an Under-23 World Cha
We should keep the Winter Olympics for sliding not rolling
Steve Peat has achieved a hell of a lot in the mountain biking world. The 51-year-old has won the Downhill World Cup overall series title three times, the World Championships once and scooped 17 World