With the new Levo SL, Specialized presents its completely redesigned e-mountainbike. Paired with the geometry of the Stumpjumper Evo, the new and more powerful Turbo SL 1.2 system, mixed wheel sizes and 150 millimetres of travel at the rear, the 17-kilogram bike should offer even more trail fun with an even more natural riding experience.

Ride sent a surprise package to 313 Ride subscribers in the last few days. Every subscriber who entered an online comment in the tour database last year received a Champion Muesli from bio familia with Nino Schurter.

The information on the 2023 Ride Camps has been online since the start of the year. Experience a fun weekend and secure one of the few places now. For example, at the end of April in Freiburg in the Black Forest or the Dolomites.

Black Friday is over, but the Christmas season is not. That's why every Ride-Subscription for 65 francs now comes with the legendary wall calendar worth 39 francs free of charge. That's a discount of almost 40% from St. Niklaus.

Happy birthday! Ride celebrates its twentieth birthday in 2022. This is the ideal opportunity to look back on the fascinating development of mountain biking - from a freak show to a popular sport - with a focus issue.

For the expansion of the editorial team, Ride needs further reinforcement. We are looking for an editor with a strong connection to mountain bike racing. It is also possible to acquire the craft of journalism within the position through practical experience and further training courses. The job offer represents a rare opportunity to combine a passion for mountain biking with a professional challenge.

The July issue of Ride brings a whole load of high alpine mountain bike tours. These include, for example, the Saflisch Pass from Fiesch to Brig. Also included is the Haute Route Graubünden, perhaps one of the most challenging, but also one of the most impressive mountain tours in Switzerland. And finally, Ride was out and about in the South Tyrolean Dolomites, where it produced an impressive report from the Senes region.

In the June issue of Ride, the big emotions are unpacked. First and foremost in the extensive route descriptions. On the agenda are the unknown Fuorcla Champatsch in Scuol, the legendary Eisjöchl in South Tyrol and the wild Arvigrat in Central Switzerland. In this issue, Ride has also invented a new sport - the Valaisan Triathlon. Ski, bike and surf in just one day.

The world is so wonderful because it has so many facets. This also applies to the mountain bike world and even more so to the latest issue of Ride. It includes tour reports that couldn't be more different. Ride dived into the city of Zurich on a trail research trip, tackled the gondola tour in Lenk in the Bernese Oberland and traveled to Val Gardena in the Dolomites for the legendary White Russian Trail. And there's a whole load of adventure too: with a mountain bike rigged up, he kayaked through the south of France to perhaps the most unusual bike spots in Europe.

The April issue of Ride provides the soundtrack for the 2022 season, with the Col du Jorat near Martigny, Lago Saoseo in Val Poschiavo and the super trails of Freiburg im Breisgau on the playlist. The exotic rhythm is provided by the extraordinary bike trip to the national parks of South Africa. And the profound lyrics are provided by the reports on trail activists in the cities and on how the traditional Alpine clubs deal with the no longer so new sport of mountain biking. All in all, the April issue of Ride sets the tone for the 2022 season.

A few days ago, Ride thanked over 300 subscribers with a surprise package. To make this special campaign possible, Ride enlisted the support of the men from the Cider Clan.

Ride is heading into the Advent season with an exclusive Christmas offer. Every gift subscription now comes with a legendary wall calendar worth 39 francs free of charge.