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MTBIKER magazine

The newest articles in category Mountain Biking

Cold Morning, Warm Afternoon? What to Wear for Cycling in Autumn PR article
You head out wearing gloves and return with your jacket stuffed into your jersey pocket. Transitional weather doesn’t punish you for the cold—it punishes you for choosing the wrong layers.
Frame Bags – Eight Bikes for Bikepacking PR article
You no longer need the heavy steel racks of the 1980s for long expeditions. Today, all you need is a frame with plenty of mounting points, wide tyres, and gearing capable of tackling any hill, even when fully loaded.
Bike Trainer Guide: Beginners to Pros
Fall is here, winter is approaching, and indoor cycling will soon replace outdoor training. Learn how to choose the right trainer for your goals and budget.
Poor Route Planning Ruins the Fun of Family Bike Rides
Planning a family bike trip but unsure what route to choose? Learn how to select routes based on age, why terrain matters, and what to avoid.
Chasing the Factory Dream: Tajda Šoštarko’s Decade of Dirt, Discipline, and 17 National Titles
For most sixteen-year-olds, a decade represents nearly their entire conscious life. For Slovenian mountain biker Tajda Šoštarko, a decade is exactly how long she has been pinning a race number to her handlebars.
A Pro Mechanic’s 4 Bike Tips: Servicing Prototype Bikes
What are the biggest mistakes everyday cyclists make that unknowingly damage their bikes and waste money? An experienced expert shares the answers.
Four Things That Helped My Pain: How a Cyclist Learned to Run
I got rid of my knee and back pain, I feel less fatigued when running, and muscle soreness is now manageable.
Be Your True Self– Style for the Trail and the City PR article
You don’t need to explain your passions when your outfit speaks for itself. Discover eight versatile pieces, from a waterproof suit to a cap, that transition seamlessly from the trail to the city.
Saddle Comfort: Anatomy Matters — Measure Your Sit Bones
Every June, at the height of cycling season, forums echo with the same complaint: “After 50 km, my butt hurts. I can’t sit down. I need a softer, gel saddle.”
Machines for Rough Terrain – From XC to Downhill PR article
Eight bikes built for demanding terrain—from carbon XC hardtails to dual-crown downhill bikes. Put them to the test, whether you're racing a marathon or tackling technical trails.
The Season Isn’t Over: Train for a Safer and More Comfortable Ride
Exercise can improve your strength, increase riding comfort, and help prevent injuries.
For Cyclists, the Season Never Ends – How to Avoid Burnout
Downhills, speed, kilometres. Even too much of a good thing can become a problem. So how do you avoid burnout?
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