Mark Alker – Publishermark@singletrackworld.comWil, so long as it doesn’t involve bamboo or glue Chipps Chippendale – Editor chipps@singletrackworld.comHannah. She’s wise enough to know her limitations…
Wil Barrett – Technical Editor wil@singletrackworld.comWithout doubt Mr James Love.
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Editorial: Chipps is in an upbeat mood and thinks that things have never been better.
UK Adventure: Land of the Midnight Sun: Pete Scullion heads to the northern tip of Scotland in search of midnight sunlight and spectacular trails.
Column: Don't Call It A Heatwave, Just Call It Summer: Fearing the weather will turn, Chipps is worn out from riding day after day after…
International Adventure: Uncharted British Columbia: e organisers of the BC Bike Race lay on this increasingly spicy taster menu of Canada’s finest trails.
Classic Ride: North York Moors: Where better place to start a ride than
Fryup? Olly Townsend takes us on a tour of technical trails that he can’t quite believe are legal.
Bike Test: Beyonduro: To infi nity and beyond… well, maybe just 170mm. Dean Hersey tests out three huge travel bikes from Nukeproof, Santa Cruz and
Whyte that are not just for riding downhill.
Trail Hunter: Quantock Hills: James Vincent revisits old friends on new
trails in the Quantocks and remembers how much fun it is to ride without having to carry your bike.
International Adventure: Trans Angeles: Hans Rey, Missy Giove, and Timmy C.
from Rage Against e Machine go on an all-star ride across Los Angeles, from the
mountains to the ocean.
UK Adventure: Tyke Packing: Barney defeats the lightweight, solitary, point
of bikepacking by taking his young children with him. We’ll let you decide if this is a how-to guide, or a list of reasons not to.
UK Adventure: Back to the Future Sanny goes on a trip down memory lane, and
his body reminds him why modern bikes are
a good thing.
Last Word: The Same Sort of Different. Hannah thinks that the world can be a more interesting place if you ride a bike.
We Just Work Here: Who we are, what we do and who we would
trust to build us a bike from scratch.