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Eliminate And Exaggerate This issue is the start of a mini-series where we build on our technique and take a look at some core…
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Eliminate And Exaggerate This issue is the start of a mini-series where we build on our technique and take a look at some core…
View techniqueStop the press, break out the balloons and grab a slice of cake as we celebrate one year with IMB. What a year we’ve…
View techniqueFancy a line? The works Christmas do is on the horizon (or a distant fuzzy memory for some) and the New Year beckons. The…
View techniqueFrom shifting to slowing we now continue to roll through our trail craft technique and delve into the world of all that will stall.…
View techniqueThe trick with all technique and skills is to start slow, low and small and build up; repetition is everything and habits you have…
View techniqueFinding flow on a trail or maintaining a rhythm is down to a combination of things, speed control plays a major factor in descents,…
View techniqueIMB would like to give a warm welcome to our new Skills and Technique guru Mr Clive Forth. We’d also like to say a…
View techniqueEach issue we refer to it. It’s one of the single most expensive elements to our bikes. It is fundamental to the way your…
View techniqueWe often think of trail as up or down, ascent or descent. The reality is we live in a far more three-dimensional world where…
View techniqueRocks come in all shapes and sizes from solitary lumps and outcrops to collectives forming gardens of granite. Although for some of us 'home'…
View techniqueYou're fit (or fit-ish), your bike is the same calibre as your buddy's, but you just can’t seem to carry the same speed that…
View techniqueWe all love the flowing feel of gliding down trails, effortlessly zipping along, experiencing Mother Nature at high speed. 'Flow' is not a given…
View techniqueTo the ear of those that don't ride it would be very easy to think that riders have something against the trails they ride.…
View techniqueWhen it comes to improvement, every rider has their individual needs; there are some issues that that are common to many riders, whether they…
View techniqueWe have looked, over the last 12 issues, at many aspects of skills development and how to get more from your riding. These articles…
View techniqueWhat goes up must ultimately come down. Long flowing descents are for many the highlight of their ride. Mother nature and trail designers alike…
View techniqueAsk any rider about their favourite mountain biking memory of that year and very few will recall a ride though sloppy conditions in driving…
View techniqueEven with the best technique in the world, if your bike lets you down you are going to lose speed and there is a…
View techniqueWith the clocks having sprung forward and the mercury rising (albeit not steadily), longer drier days herald the start of another summer season on…
View techniqueWhen the cycling press describes something as the 'technical innovation of the year,' you might expect them to be referring to electronic shifting, belt…
View techniqueIt is true that I questioned to a reasonable degree what I was doing heading North at the crack of dawn, from my house…
View techniqueOf all the techniques that make up the rich tapestry of riding, jumping is perhaps the technique that riders most often identify as an…
View techniqueTraditionally the New Year is a time to reflect but also look forward. Resolutions are made, and probably by now broken, so what better…
View techniqueBefore you think ‘Oh, I am OK with my braking technique’ and flick on to the next article, STOP. Speed control is not simply…
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