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Editorial
Chipps is brushing up on his knowledge of rules and regulations.

Classic Ride: Hay on Wye
Barney Marsh finds out why you might like to look further than the book shops in this lumpy little corner of the UK.

Bike Park Wales
Samantha Saskia Dugon goes behind the scenes to reveal the people that make our pay to play fun happen.

Munros Challenge
Sanny thinks we should all set ourselves a challenge if we want to be truly alive.

Capital to Coast
Max Darkins rides from the centre of London to the south coast, in search of beer and chips. Why not?

Column: Jason Miles
Jason bemoans the excessive enforcement of spurious rules and regulations. Has he been talking to Chipps?

Dumplings
Chipps heads to Italy for a race where he has to hunt dumplings. Does he need a net, or a spear?

Chipps e-MTB
Chipps spends a wet weekend in Wales on an e-bike. Will life be any more fun with a battery, or is it still a wet weekend in Wales?

Bike Test
Dean Hersey gets stuck into three distinctive 29ers that span the width of the new (ahem, nu) school of full suspension 29er trail bikes.

Pete’s Pros
Pete Scullion continues to ride with (or chase after) the professional riders of today. This issue, he’s talking to Steve Peat.

Jez Avery
We catch up with legend of the 1990s UK MTB scene ‘Jumping Jez Avery’, and discover that behind the stunt shows and bunny hops, there’s a whole other life.

Arran
Sanny hops on a boat to Arran to check out the trails that are often overlooked by those going for the big obvious pointy hulk of Goat Fell.

Last Word
Mark swaps his car for a bike.