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A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of bike trails in Park City, Utah.

The article offers review of several bicycles including Occam by Orbea; Juliana Maverick by the Santa Cruz; and Fuel EX by the Trek.

In 2015, Semenuk partnered up with Rupert Walker to form Revel Co., and with the release of Revel In The Chaos, signaled to the world that he had made his choice. Semenuk's riding is the reason these builds take place. PHOTO (COLOR): LEFT: RYAN HOWARD AND SEMENUK IN "PARALLEL" | PHOTO: IAN COLLINS RIGHT: PHOTO: TOBY COWLEY PHOTO (COLOR): LEFT AND BOTTOM PHOTOS: IAN COLLINS TOP PHOTO: TOBY COWLEY. [Extracted from the article]

A personal narrative is presented which explores the experience of Colin Meagher, photographer of being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), neurodegenerative disease that effects the nerve cells.

The article evaluates several bicycles, which include the Esker Elkat from the Esker; the 27.5 bikes from Stumpjumper; and the Santa Cruz Bronson/ Juliana Roubion from Bronson.

The article evaluates several bicycles, which include the SB130 from Yeti; the Trance 29 from Giant; and the Beti SB100 Yeti.

The article evaluates several bicycles, which include the Evil Offering Bike from Evil; the La Sal Peak from Fezzari; and the Process 153 rider from Kona.

The article offers brief information on several mountain bikes including the Trek Fuel EX 9.9 from Trek Bikes, the Norco Sight C2 from Norco Bicycles and the Transition Sentinel from Transition Bikes.

The article offers brief information on several bicycling products including the derailleur SLX RD-M7000 from Shimano, the Myth Sport Saddle from Specialized and the bicycling helmet Rover from Smith.

The article evaluates several mountain bikes including the Mojo 3 SLX 1X WX 27.5+ from Ibis; the Django Carbon 29 X01 12s from Devinci; and the Fuel EX 9.7 29 from Trek.

The article evaluates several mountain bikes including the Marshall Carbon SLX/ XT from Devinci; Anthem Advanced 1 from Giant; and the Scalpel-Si Carbon 3 from Cannondale.

The article focuses on plus size tires and rims including evolution in wheels, issues related to wider rims and larger tires like weight, contact patch and knob, and presents the views of executives from cycle industry on plus-size tires of mountain bikes.

GRIMY HANDSHAKE The spring of 2020 was a fucking mess. "Politics and mountain biking don't mix." It'd be great to hold a hard line, say that politics has no place in these pages, that we are all just a big happy bunch of midlife bros doing this thing we love and that this thing we love bonds us all together and erases the prejudices and ingrained social conditioning that pervades EVERY OTHER ASPECT OF OUR LIVES. [Extracted from the article]

Admittedly, our test-bike demographic skews more toward all-mountain than XC-race, but still, bikes done got hefty across the board. Likewise, the number of us who can really rail a bike downhill - hard enough to make the suspension bang against the stops, hard enough to crush rims and completely deform DH-casing tires - is also a very small number. I want the modern bike experience, but I want the weight of my bike from 20 years ago. [Extracted from the article]

My shoulder made a strange popping sound as I lawn-darted over the front of the bike. So my shoulders are my Achilles shoulders, and along with that bum Achilles tendon, they've served me plenty of forced vacations from riding over the past couple decades. This morning I pulled the bikes down from the hooks, careful to keep my right arm pinned against my torso like some sort of truncated flipper, and gingerly pumped the tires back up to 24psi. [Extracted from the article]

A personal narrative is presented in which the author describes his thoughts about solitary bicycle rides and social media.

The article focuses on the importance of wearing helmets, to protect head injuries during mountain biking.

The article discusses the pendulum of mountain bike geometry and mentions the author's experience of participating in cross-country racing.

The article offers the author's insights regarding his childhood memories relating a lyric from musician Paul Simon and the teaching of a hammer and nails in his life.

The article offers the author's insights on various topics including the social aspects of mountain biking, the challenges of mountain biking, dance music, and the social aspects of dance music.

The author discusses how his privilege of driving a car was revoked, the way he rides mountain bikes as a form of civil disobedience, and his decision to end such way of riding.

The article presents the author's experience of mountain biking, having nightmares, his capability of overcoming his fears and conquering his dreams.

In this article, the author presents views on his cycling trip on a hill in Santa Cruz, California stating that every single trips on the hill is unique with the green of the foliage, the texture of the dirt, the temperature of the air and the color of the sky.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of mountain biking during summer weather in California.

The article offers information on the Warlord Battle Axe mountain biking trail building tool by Andrew Durno.

In this article, the author talks about a photograph in where her colleague Nicole was holding his cell phone and was looking like some kind of technology kid.

In this article, the author discusses his experience of hiking in carbon-soled cycling shoes at the inaugural TransRockies race in 2002, and also shares his experiences of riding bikes.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experience as a mountain biker and his riding partner who was obsessed with selfies.

The article focuses on Bike's Photo Annual which is institution unto itself eclipsing the rest of the year's issue and homage to photographers who catch powerful moments of mountain bikes and bikers and mentions how photographers catch right combination of light and framing.

The author reflects on his nervousness during trip to Mexico in wake of U.S. government's decision to build a Mexico wall and mentions that the gringos behaved like city dwellers, without much eye contact and not very friendly, and states that handshake are an important line of communication.

In this article, the author talks about his experience of being the editor of the periodical and the work that he has done after leaving the post, along with the use of the word volupe by him in articles.

The article discusses how biking can help overcome psychological burdens while also being a painful experience.

The article presents the author's views regarding relevance of parts of bikes for mountain biking and including use of fork thread cutting tools for chasing existing threads and mechanical functionality of disc brakes.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of riding bike in west direction into the sunset.

The article focuses on an involvement of humans over an increment in climate change with the "Climate Change and the Astrobiology of the Anthropocene" article by author Adam Frank and observation of Anthropocene era with impact of humans acts over the planet while development of hub spacing.

The article evaluates the Stumpjumper FSR Expert 6Fattie bicycle from Specialized.

The article focuses on the need for mountain bikers to wear helmets while cycling to avoid accidents.

The article focuses on pressure gauges of plus size tires of the mountain bikes including suitable combination of tire and rim, reduction of pressure for suppleness of ride, and suitable trails for tire gauge.

In this article, the author being a bike mechanic, discusses his experience of building a mountain bike for his friend using frames and adds need to dig around in memories to remember what has been learned and relearn it all over again.

The article offers brief information on a mountain bike Instinct 990 MSL BC Edition from rocky mountains.

The article focuses on reexamination of the ban on mountain bikes by the Sustainable Trails Coalition (STC) including attempt by the STC for allowing bikes to be considered in wilderness, proponents argument against electric mountain bike and accessing public lands.

The article features the Scout 2 mountain bike model manufactured by Transition Bikes.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the problem experienced by the author in replacing the wheels of his MegaHella 2500 Quad Cab Desert Edition truck.

The article focuses on the Rob Story, a column of the periodical for mountain bike life, which was launched in 1994 by the editor of the periodical Rob Story, and also mentions that the column offers information regarding bike, biking techniques and bikes' equipment.

The author narrates his experience rafting through the Grand Canyon with three other people.

The article offers the author's insights on how local cyclists in California prefer bike riding during wintertime and recalls his obsession and passion about bike riding, bike wrenching, and bike racing during his younger days.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of restoring a Merlin mountain bike.

The article offers author's insights on seasonal change from summer to winter which shows harbingers such as longer nights, cool air and people have bonfires.

The article discuses the author's passion for mountain biking various parts of Nevada and Sun Valley Idaho, for Sun Valley festival.