For example, the Livigno round tour in the Upper Engadine. Including the Chaschauna Pass with the brand new single trail on the Swiss side. Or the Brienzer Rothorn, actually a classic excursion mountain, but in reality one of the most rewarding mountain bike destinations in the Bernese Oberland. And finally, Ride traveled to the Blenio Valley in Ticino and discovered a completely unknown single trail idyll.

The June issue also includes background reports. Ride took a closer look at the precarious situation of mountain bikers in Austria and thought in detail about what a mountain bike magazine produced exclusively by women would look like.

But the June 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 has been true for all previous issues of Ride is no different for issue 03/2021: above-average quality pictures, a loving design and a varied lounge with lots of interesting and unusual news from the world of mountain biking.

Contents of Ride N°74

• Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the sport of mountain biking
• Photographer portfolio: when bike and landscape photography mix
• Reportage: The difficult mountain bike situation in Austria
• Reportage: What if the sport of mountain biking was in the hands of women?
• Photo report: Bike trails in Yunnan, China
• Test: Scott Ransom e-Ride, Simplon Cirex, Santa Cruz Bullit
• Touring report: Brienzer Rothorn (Bernese Oberland)
• Touring report: Nara (Blenio Valley)
• Touring report: Livigno-Rundtour (Graubünden)

Pages: 140
Language: German