Singletrack Magazine

Singletrack | 118

Editorial: Chipps wonders what comes after the corner after the next corner.

International Adventure: Soviet Singletrack: With military restrictions lifted, singletrack trails are waiting to be discovered on the very fringes of Russia.

Column: A Glamorous Job: Jason Miles reveals that riding your bike a lot
doesn’t necessarily make you healthy.

UK Adventure: West Is Best: Pete Scullion goes wild camping on Scotland’s
west coast, in the depths of winter.

Bike Test: One Click Ponies: James Vincent tests out three bikes from Bird,
Intense and Sonder - available to you at the click of a mouse.

UK Adventure: Trail Hunter - Peaky Blinder: Tom Fenton seeks out some of the Peak District’s lesser known trails in the White Peak.

Group Test: Packing Light: Antony de Heveningham checks out frame, hip and back packs in search of a bag that carries just enough for those local rides.

Interview: Staying Ahead, Being Last: Rachel Sokal chats to Olympian and
British Champion Annie Last about staying motivated, and cake.

International Adventure: Finding Perspective In Lesotho Kristi Stump ponders the gap between her own challenges and those of the people she
encounters during the Lesotho Sky stage race

Column: Seduced By The TV Remote: Steve Longdon misses the days when we used to ride up hills under our own power and peel our own oranges. Wait, what?

International Adventure: Internal Struggle Tom Johnstone nally makes the trip of a lifetime through Iceland’s remote interior.

International Adventure: No Mercy In The Mountains Chipps takes a rather taxing holiday in the Pyrenees. Perhaps a change isn’t always as good as a rest…

Last Word Barney Marsh admits he’s not getting any younger or fitter. At least he can do something about one of them.

Feature rich and voted Best Bike Mag of the year 2009 & 2010, Singletrack magazine is filled with quality content designed to inspire you to ride, whether that be a full suspension DH bike to a steel singlespeed. Established in 2001, Singletrack magazine has earned a reputation for quality, lengthy features and industry respected reviews.

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MAKE THE MOMENT LAST EDITORIAL WORDS CHIPPS I’ve never heard of Ben Hogan. I’d assumed that he was the lesser famous brother of Hulk, but apparently he was big in the world of golf. Apart from admiring the odd ...

SOVIET SINGLETRACK A trail bike adventure between volcanoes and waves in the former Russian military zone of Kamchatka. INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURE WORDS PHILIPP ‘EL FLAMINGO’ BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY CONSTANTIN FIENE ...

JASON MILES A GLAMOUROUS JOB Jason Miles tells us a few home truths about the indignities of 24 hour racing. The physical battle doesn’t end at the finish line. COLUMN On reflection, rounding off a cycling weekend by sittin...

WEST IS BEST Pete Scullion ventures out to the western fringe of Scotland, ready to sleep under the stars on a remote beach. But he didn’t count on life-threatening weather. Will he tough it out? Or make it work? ...

ONE CLICK PONIES James Vincent tests three bikes delivered straight to his door. WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY JAMES VINCENT BIKE TEST The face of retail is changing. Sorry, err, ‘e-tailing’. Whether it’s c...

BIRD AERIS 145 GX EAGLE Price: £2,757.00 (as tested) / From: Bird, bird.bike Based near Swinley Forest [co-incidentally this issue’s Classic Ride – Ed] on the outskirts of the M25, Bird Cycleworks is r...

Singletrack | 118

Editorial: Chipps wonders what comes after the corner after the next corner.

International Adventure: Soviet Singletrack: With military restrictions lifted, singletrack trails are waiting to be discovered on the very fringes of Russia.

Column: A Glamorous Job: Jason Miles reveals that riding your bike a lot
doesn’t necessarily make you healthy.

UK Adventure: West Is Best: Pete Scullion goes wild camping on Scotland’s
west coast, in the depths of winter.

Bike Test: One Click Ponies: James Vincent tests out three bikes from Bird,
Intense and Sonder - available to you at the click of a mouse.

UK Adventure: Trail Hunter - Peaky Blinder: Tom Fenton seeks out some of the Peak District’s lesser known trails in the White Peak.

Group Test: Packing Light: Antony de Heveningham checks out frame, hip and back packs in search of a bag that carries just enough for those local rides.

Interview: Staying Ahead, Being Last: Rachel Sokal chats to Olympian and
British Champion Annie Last about staying motivated, and cake.

International Adventure: Finding Perspective In Lesotho Kristi Stump ponders the gap between her own challenges and those of the people she
encounters during the Lesotho Sky stage race

Column: Seduced By The TV Remote: Steve Longdon misses the days when we used to ride up hills under our own power and peel our own oranges. Wait, what?

International Adventure: Internal Struggle Tom Johnstone nally makes the trip of a lifetime through Iceland’s remote interior.

International Adventure: No Mercy In The Mountains Chipps takes a rather taxing holiday in the Pyrenees. Perhaps a change isn’t always as good as a rest…

Last Word Barney Marsh admits he’s not getting any younger or fitter. At least he can do something about one of them.

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Singletrack | 118

Editorial: Chipps wonders what comes after the corner after the next corner.

International Adventure: Soviet Singletrack: With military restrictions lifted, singletrack trails are waiting to be discovered on the very fringes of Russia.

Column: A Glamorous Job: Jason Miles reveals that riding your bike a lot
doesn’t necessarily make you healthy.

UK Adventure: West Is Best: Pete Scullion goes wild camping on Scotland’s
west coast, in the depths of winter.

Bike Test: One Click Ponies: James Vincent tests out three bikes from Bird,
Intense and Sonder - available to you at the click of a mouse.

UK Adventure: Trail Hunter - Peaky Blinder: Tom Fenton seeks out some of the Peak District’s lesser known trails in the White Peak.

Group Test: Packing Light: Antony de Heveningham checks out frame, hip and back packs in search of a bag that carries just enough for those local rides.

Interview: Staying Ahead, Being Last: Rachel Sokal chats to Olympian and
British Champion Annie Last about staying motivated, and cake.

International Adventure: Finding Perspective In Lesotho Kristi Stump ponders the gap between her own challenges and those of the people she
encounters during the Lesotho Sky stage race

Column: Seduced By The TV Remote: Steve Longdon misses the days when we used to ride up hills under our own power and peel our own oranges. Wait, what?

International Adventure: Internal Struggle Tom Johnstone nally makes the trip of a lifetime through Iceland’s remote interior.

International Adventure: No Mercy In The Mountains Chipps takes a rather taxing holiday in the Pyrenees. Perhaps a change isn’t always as good as a rest…

Last Word Barney Marsh admits he’s not getting any younger or fitter. At least he can do something about one of them.

As a subscriber you'll receive the following benefits:

A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your device each month

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You'll never miss an issue

You’re protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

You'll receive 6 issues during a 1 year Singletrack magazine subscription.

Note: Digital editions do not include the covermount items or supplements you would find with printed copies.

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Singletrack | 118

Editorial: Chipps wonders what comes after the corner after the next corner.

International Adventure: Soviet Singletrack: With military restrictions lifted, singletrack trails are waiting to be discovered on the very fringes of Russia.

Column: A Glamorous Job: Jason Miles reveals that riding your bike a lot
doesn’t necessarily make you healthy.

UK Adventure: West Is Best: Pete Scullion goes wild camping on Scotland’s
west coast, in the depths of winter.

Bike Test: One Click Ponies: James Vincent tests out three bikes from Bird,
Intense and Sonder - available to you at the click of a mouse.

UK Adventure: Trail Hunter - Peaky Blinder: Tom Fenton seeks out some of the Peak District’s lesser known trails in the White Peak.

Group Test: Packing Light: Antony de Heveningham checks out frame, hip and back packs in search of a bag that carries just enough for those local rides.

Interview: Staying Ahead, Being Last: Rachel Sokal chats to Olympian and
British Champion Annie Last about staying motivated, and cake.

International Adventure: Finding Perspective In Lesotho Kristi Stump ponders the gap between her own challenges and those of the people she
encounters during the Lesotho Sky stage race

Column: Seduced By The TV Remote: Steve Longdon misses the days when we used to ride up hills under our own power and peel our own oranges. Wait, what?

International Adventure: Internal Struggle Tom Johnstone nally makes the trip of a lifetime through Iceland’s remote interior.

International Adventure: No Mercy In The Mountains Chipps takes a rather taxing holiday in the Pyrenees. Perhaps a change isn’t always as good as a rest…

Last Word Barney Marsh admits he’s not getting any younger or fitter. At least he can do something about one of them.

As a subscriber you'll receive the following benefits:

A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your door each month

You'll never miss an issue

You’re protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

Money-back guarantee

You'll receive 6 issues during a 1 year Singletrack magazine print subscription.

Shipping Information

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The deliveries are handled by each of our publishing partners. The great thing about a subscription is that in most cases you will receive the issue before it goes on sale in the shops!

Your subscription is most likely to start with the next available issue. The delivery date is determined by the date that you placed your order and the print date of the next available issue.

If you are concerned about a delivery, please contact the publisher of your subscription directly. Alternatively, you can contact us and we will provide you with the details for the publisher.

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For monthly publications please allow up to four to six weeks for your first delivery, although some publishers may have longer lead times.

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For international delivery and Magazine from Abroad please allow up to ten to twelve weeks for your first delivery.