The May issue brings the unknown and adventure | Ride MTB

The May issue brings the unknown and adventure

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 legendary Bahnentour is known from Graubünden. Its little sibling can be found in Lenk in the Bernese Oberland. Small but mighty. The descent from Raschötz in Val Gardena to Klausen is also rather unknown. Away from the crowds, there is a trail here called "White Russian": creamy and high-percentage. And then there is the Züri Trail Trilogy. The route packs the best descents in the city of Zurich into one route - there is probably no better city tour!

The background reports are in-depth. Ride delves into the world of foresters and gets to the bottom of their perspective on mountain biking. Conclusion: We wouldn't be so different if we listened to each other more often. And then Ride poses the question of where the limits of mountain biking lie. High alpine tours with glacier sections, is that justifiable? Where does the justifiable end and where does the crazy begin? Is there even such a limit?  

But the May issue has even more to offer. Bike and accessory tests are of course just as much a part of it as the varied lounge or the photo series by selected photographers. And what was true for all previous issues of Ride is no different here: above-average quality pictures, a loving design and a varied lounge with lots of interesting and unusual news from the world of mountain biking.

The May issue N° 78 is available in stores from today, Thursday (April 28 2022). This is what it contains:

  • Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the world of mountain biking
  • Photographer portfolio: the other side of well-known bike photographers
  • Report: Foresters - forest management in conflict of interest
  • Report: Where are the limits of mountain biking?
  • Photo report: Packrafting tour with mountain bikes through the Gorges du Tarn in the south of France
  • Test: Cilo Alphacross CXF°08+, Cannondale Jekyll 1, Scott Patron Eride 900 Tuned
  • Touring report: Gondola tour Lenk (Bernese Oberland)
  • Touring report: White-Russian-Trail Raschötz (Dolomites)
  • Tourenreport: Züri Trail Trilogie (Zurich)
     

 
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