Mountain Bike Action Magazine
Mountain Bike Action is a monthly publication dedicated to all things mountain biking. It is released by Hi-Torque Publications, located in Valencia, California. The magazine has been in circulation since its founding in 1986.
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1 week ago |
mbaction.com | John Ker
Press release: May 9th 2025 – The 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series returns this weekend with the first Gravity event of the year – Pietra Ligure, Finale Outdoor Region (Italy) hosting the opening round of the UCI Enduro World Cup.
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1 week ago |
mbaction.com | Ron Koch
(ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRESS RELEASE) Rocky Mountain, an iconic Canadian mountain bike brand, is entering a new chapter in its history as the company transitions to a new group of four Canadian investors, Chaos Sports Inc. Rooted in the Past, Focused on the Trail Ahead This transition is for everyone who’s helped shape Rocky Mountain’s story—from weekend warriors and curious newcomers to seasoned racers and trail builders.
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1 week ago |
mbaction.com | Ron Koch
(BC BIKE RACE PRES RELEASE) The energy around the BC Bike Race 20th Anniversary is off the charts. During Alumni registration, 150 spots sold out in just 1 hour and 47 minutes, and the 150 Early Access spots were gone in 22 minutes. BCBR 2026 is already 50% sold out before public registration is even open. This is the final chance to experience the legendary 7-day version of the Ultimate Singletrack Experience and riders are making sure they don’t miss it.
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1 week ago |
mbaction.com | John Ker
If you love mountain biking and you live in New England, mark your calendars for the following date: May 17th – Great Brook Farm. Carlisle, MA The Philip Keyes Memorial Ride, presented by Public Lands, is a celebration of the trails, friendships, and passion that Philip championed. Explore group rides and arrowed self-guided routes catering to all levels, plus great food and vendors.
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1 week ago |
mbaction.com | John Ker
Australia’s Chris Kovarik was one of the downhill world’s biggest stars in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. Kovarik was looking like he was going to win the overall World Cup title in at least two of those years when his luck turned sour, and Kovarik suffered injuries that ended his chances of winning the overall title. Judging by what we’ve read about Kovarik, it looks like he has been one of the key people involved in training the top Australian downhill racers after his own racing days ended.
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