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  • Clothing for Mountain Biking

    Mountain biking clothes are designed to make the sport of mountain biking as cool and comfortable as possible. As mountain biking has expanded, clothing has evolved to meet the changing demands, and there's now a range of options to meet many riding types and personal styles. read more

  • The Best Pedals for a Mountain Bike

    Mountain bike pedals are a tough breed of component--they have to provide efficient power transfer and allow for fast and efficient clipping in, and they have to do so while putting up with the adverse conditions that come along with riding on trails. The best mountain bike pedals allow for quick engagement and disengagement, can withstand banging against ro… read more

  • Mountain Bikes for Kids

    To share the fun of off-road biking with your child, choose the right kid's mountain bike. Mountain bikes feature full-suspension (with shock absorbers in the front and rear) or front suspension only, known as "hardtail." Hardtail bikes are often less expensive, lighter weight and easier to maintain, making them a fine option for kids. Start with a trip to… read more

  • Mountain Bike Trails in Pacific Palisades

    The Pacific Palisades is a residential district in Los Angeles, California that is bordered by the Santa Monica Mountains to the north. Pacific Palisades is home to parkland and trails ideal for hiking and mountain biking. Mountain bikers will find woods, natural formations and diverse plant life along the trails. read more

  • Huffy Mountain Bike Vs. Mongoose Mountain Bike

    Huffy has been the No. 1-selling bike brand in the United States for over 30 years and focuses on a wide variety of affordable bikes for all ages. Mongoose focuses on bicycle performance. read more

Related Biking Mountain Articles & Videos

  • How to Fit a Mountain Bike

    Getting the proper size mountain bike may seem like a trivial detail compared to picking out the perfect combination of suspension, components and materials, but it is extremely important. A improperly fit bike is not going to be comf… read more

  • Utah Mountain Biking

    The state of Utah offers some of the most diverse mountain biking in the world. From the famous Slickrock Trail in Moab to the Wasatch Crest Trail connecting Salt Lake City and Park City, every section of the state offers a distinct m… read more

  • How to Mountain Bike With Your Dog

    A short mountain bike ride is a great way to give both you and your pooch some exercise. read more

  • How to Mountain Bike Uphill

    If you're mountain biking, chances are you'll come into contact with a rather steep hill. Rather than turning the bike around and heading the other way, follow these steps and take on the challenge. read more

  • How to Night Mountain Bike

    Night mountain biking is a challenging and exhilarating activity. Mountain biking at night is a good way to mountain bike when you don't have enough daylight to get a ride in, or when the days are too hot to bike safely and comfortably… read more

  • How to Mountain Bike Moab

    For serious and casual mountain bikers alike, Moab is the stuff of dreams. If you plan one mountain bike-based vacation in your life, Moab should certainly be on your short list of destinations. Moab's slickrock and high desert scener… read more

  • What is a Hardtail Mountain Bike?

    When shopping for a mountain bike, it's always helpful to understand the different options on the market and the pros and cons of each. Hardtail bikes are one of the standard styles of mountain bikes and are preferred by many riders. read more

  • Types of Mountain Bikes

    For those who've never done it, the term mountain biking creates an image of one single activity. However, there are many disciplines within mountain biking, and each requires specific equipment. Getting the right bike is one of the mo… read more

  • How to Use Mountain Bike Gears

    Gears allow for a constant rate of pedal action, or cadence, to produce different speeds. They are useful for traveling over varying terrain. The cyclist can keep the same force on the pedals, and produce different revolutions of the r… read more

  • How to Fix a Rubbing Break Pad on a Mountain Bike

    For your mountain bike to work right, your brakes have to be correctly adjusted. A rubbing brake pad will rob energy and slow down your bike with every rotation of the wheel. A brake pad that is too loose, on the other hand, won't be a… read more

  • Mountain Biking Gear

    The sport of mountain biking, like most sports, is greatly enhanced by having the right equipment. Safety is paramount and the investment in products that help preserve life and limb are dollars well spent. Also, having the right clot… read more

  • Gear Ratio Mountain Bike Vs. Ten Speed

    Mountain bikes and ten-speed bicycles operate on a similar shifting apparatus, although there are basic differences based on the specific uses of each type of bike. Mountain bikes travel on off-road trails, which influences their gear… read more

  • How to Change a Bike Tire From Mountain to Road

    Changing a mountain bike over to a road bike is an inexpensive way to expand the use of your bike and make it significantly easier to pedal. Mountain bike tires are designed with knobs and ridges for riding trails of loose dirt, grave… read more

  • The Best Mountain Bike Tires for Wet Conditions

    The right tire can make a surprisingly big difference in the ride of your mountain bike. For mountain bike riders intent on riding trails in wet conditions, the right tire can mean the difference between excellent cornering and flying… read more

  • Difference Between BMX & Mountain Bikes

    Many people believe all bikes are the same. However, mountain bikes and BMX bikes are constructed to do different things. The main distinction is that mountain bikes are made for durability and BMX bikes are made for agility. read more

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    Backcountry Camping Tips

    Backcountry Camping Tips

    You've already tried car and RV camping. You've camped at commercial campsites that had a convenient restroom and water supply. Now, you want to explore the road less traveled. Backcountry camping, also known as primitive camping, is a wonderful way to explore the remote...

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    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Beach Camping Near Pismo Beach, California

    Pismo State Beach, California, has many attractions and activities including camping, swimming, hiking and wildlife viewing. Birdwatching is one of the primary activities in the area. The park also has the largest over-wintering colony of monarch butterflies in the natio...

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    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    Common Sense Hiking Tips

    The first and most fundamental thing is never hike alone. There are too many situations, especially as an unexperienced hiker, where you may find yourself without anyone to help you. So the buddy system works and applies very much in hiking.

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