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Issue 49
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Editorial
Danny Hart has impressed us this season, a rider who just oozes talent on the bike, can he take the overall title?
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Experiencing Croatia
Ross Bell heads to Croatia to explore and experience the best that the area has to offer, not just under the tyres, but also the history, culture and hospitality that give the country a unique feel. The Stunning trails and scenery will surely turn this destination into a must for those traveling on two wheels.
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The Interview - Greg Callaghan
Smooth, stylish and exceptionally fast. The Irishman has been battling it out on the EWS since it's creation and is now reaping the rewards of skill, consistency and patience. Sat in third overall with one round to go, could this be the year for Greg Callaghan?
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Behind The Brand - Formula
We head to Italy to catch up with Formula and talk about the origins of their original disc brake in 1993, and how far the brand has come since then. With a range of top end products full of Italian design and race results to back it all up, Formula are still at the top of the game.
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Technique
Clive Forth is back with another amazing technique article for you, this time he continues with the Finding Your Flow theme he started last issue and investigates the art of braking, when to do it and when to not, and how to do it correctly, it’s a must read for any mountain biker!
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Tried and Tested
We've got it all covered this month, with the XC whippet the Big Nine from Merida and the new Root Miller 29er from Rose. We get to know Canyon's do-it-all trail bike, the Neuron and for those that like things electric, the Cube Stereo 140 Hybrid. Formula also keep us in check with their brand new Cura Brakes.
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Trail Guide - Northern Ireland Part 2
Having explored some of the more remote and mellow venues in Northern Ireland, Ewen Turner turns his attention to Rostrevor, the biggest and baddest of the trail centres. In search of steep downhill trails, long flowing descents and plenty of technical riding, it definitely doesn't disappoint!
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