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Swiss adventure photographer Martin Bissig and Austrian trial legend Tom Öhler touched down in southern Chile to explore the raw, untamed trails of central Patagonia, far from the crowded national parks. From the slopes behind Coyhaique to private trails deep in back country, they encountered incredible landscapes and the pioneering spirit of passionate riders looking to build a bike scene at the end of the world. The needle of the 100-year-old gramophone scratches across the

From race-ready sunglasses to a wireless AXS groupset, this issue's gear roundup covers ten pieces of kit that caught our eye — recovery, safety, apparel and drivetrain tech for every kind of mountain biker. Here's what's worth a look.

Jason Boulle and his wife Leslie spent four months in a campervan travelling around Europe last year as he took on all seven races in the Enduro World Cup Series, and the Enduro World Championships. He shares the journey to his first international campaign

MTB Magazine editor Paul Ingpen planned an active safari holiday across the breadth of Botswana to share his love for the bush with his growing girls. Their two-wheel game rides took them deep into pristine wilderness areas in the Tuli Block, and then on adventures around the Makgadikgadi Pans and Okavango Delta, immersing them fully into the magic of wild landscapes.

Falke's new Pedal range are designed for comfortable efficiency on the bike. As the country's best riders line up for SA marathon and enduro mountain bike champs this weekend, attention tends to land on the obvious kit — the bike, the drivetrain, tyre choice etc. But over a hard day in the saddle, marginal gains in performance often come down to smaller and easily overlooked details, like the contact points between rider and machine.

A look at the Falke Pedal Pressure Free mountain bike sock, designed for long-distance riding and multi-stage racing with targeted metatarsal cushioning, BCool recycled yarn and a Sensitive Cuff construction.

Mountain biking legends Hans Rey, Steve Peat and Wade Simmons take on Vancouver in a five-day urban riding adventure through the birthplace of modern freeride. From iconic North Shore trails and Squamish slabs to hidden urban gems and new bike park developments, Manoeuvre Vancouver explores how world-class mountain biking and city life collide in one unforgettable journey.

After seven years off the pro MTB scene, Bianca Haw is back – with a Cape Epic African Jersey and a fire to race like never before.

Dive into the winter edition of Mountain Bike mag, on shelves now.

Two Austrians, bikes, packrafts—and Europe’s deepest gorge. Through the Tear of Europe chronicles a wild journey through Montenegro’s Tara Gorge, blending grit, beauty, and a brand-new way to explore.

The 2025 Autumn edition of Mountain Bike Mag is here.

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