Warm weather and early season trail maintenance will allow Northstar California to open its lift-served mountain bike and hike park early this summer.
The park is scheduled to open June 7, weather permitting. Riders and hikers of all levels can try downhill and cross-country mountain biking on some of the most popular trails in the region.
The resort’s bike event schedule is … More
Michael met up with Nico, Bernd Schneider, Bernd Mayländer, and Karl Wendlinger to drive some pretty cool Mercedes-AMG cars around the Nordschleife!
Australian ski fields cop a lot of flack for high lift prices, food quality and service. Each season the record gets played and the naysayers pull the soapbox out from storage.
This year, I say, embrace your Australian skiing and snowboarding roots. There’s snow in them there hills and we are lucky to have it. Without it, many of us would … Pictures and more
A Western Michigan University student has completed a six-day, 216-mile kayak trip down the Muskegon River to raise money for Parkinson’s disease research, education and advocacy.
Cody Ledsworth paddled to the finish line at a boat launch on Muskegon Lake on Tuesday. The 20-year-old’s trip was in honor of his grandmother, Marguerite Ledsworth, who has the disease, The Muskegon Chronicle reported.
The trip has raised more than … More
With the start of the World Cup Downhill series at Fort William less than a month away its time to preview the season ahead. To do this I surveyed the opinions of last year’s top ten men and top five women riders with a series of ten taxing (or perhaps inane depending on your view point) questions.
Here’s a great reminder from that Parkin’s about just what went on last season.
1: Lets get this one out of the way…. Where do you stand on the wheel size debate in Downhill? Have you tested other wheel sizes? Will you be running anything larger this year?
Aaron Gwin: I feel like 29ers are … More
