One highlight is the Torrent Trail in Leukerbad, known as one of the longest and most flowing bike trails in Valais. Its counterpart in Graubünden, the descent from Furcletta Ramoz to Arosa, has also made it into the edition. They are joined by the Portjoch Trail on the Brenner Pass, a wonder of curves with a warlike past. Ride also visited several trail centers in Dublin, which are still considered insider tips but have the potential to become classics.

A major story also sheds light on the current developments surrounding the implementation of the new cycle path law in Switzerland and its significance for mountain biking. In addition, the focus is on racing, with an analysis of the differences between mountain biking and road racing from the athletes' perspective.

The magazine also includes a large lounge with lots of information and news from the world of mountain biking, a test series on current mountain bikes worth riding and the legendary Chickenline.

Contents of Ride N°91 - June 2024

• Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the sport of mountain biking
• Report: Where does the implementation of the Cycle Route Act stand in Switzerland?
• Reportage: Comparing mountain biking and road cycling
• Photo report: Trail center in Ireland
• In the test: Liv Intrigue X Advanced E+ Elite 1, Starling Murmur Enduro, Traildoc Bleed Kit,
• Peaty's Trail Tool Wrap, Lezyne Pocket Torque Drive, Syncros Guide Kit
• Touring report: Torrrent-Trail (Leukerbad, Valais)
• Tourenreport: Furcletta Ramoz (Lenzerheide, Graubünden)
• Tourenreport: Portjoch-Trail (Brennerpass, South Tyrol)

Pages: 124
Language: German