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The mountain bike season has just begun!

The mountain bike season has begun at Ride - the first 2020 issue is in print. That's why now is the right time to take out a subscription so that all five issues between March and October automatically land in your letterbox.

Now there's another opportunity: anyone who takes out a subscription to Ride in the next few days will automatically receive the 01/2020 issue. Then there really is nothing standing in the way of the start of the single trail season. You can subscribe to Ride (from CHF 65 per year) quickly and easily at
ride.ch/subscribe

The content of Ride 01/2020

The focus of the first 2020 issue of Ride is and remains the big tour reports, and the March issue once again brings a few treats. For example, the Hahnensee Trail in the Engadine, the north side of Monte Bar in Lugano, the route to the Galmihorn Hut in Goms and the extraordinary travel report to Pakistan. The interesting background reports remain an important element of Ride. In issue 01/2020, Ride took a look around the vanlife scene. Who has the most beautiful van in the whole country?

This is all inside:

  • Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the world of mountain biking
  • Portfolio Red Bull Illume
  • Reportage: Vanlife - show me your van!
  • Reportage: Evaluation of the market survey by Ride
  • Photo report: Pakistan
  • In the test: Bixs Sauvage 150 Mariposa, Canyon Strive CFR 9.0 Team, Bergstrom ATV 969
  • Touring report: Monte Bar north side (Ticino)
  • Touring report: Hahnensee Trail (Engadin)
  • Touring report: Galmihorn hut (Goms, Valais)


Pages: 120
Language: German
Publication date: March 29, 2020

By the way, a Ride-Subscription includes more than just five printed magazines. Subscribers also get full access to the tour database with over 700 entries including GPS track, to the web map of the Singletrail Map and to the tablet version of the magazine.

Browse through Ride 01/2020


Note: This content has been automatically translated from German. Please report any incorrect translations.