Those who like to save altitude meters and gain experience value when mountain biking like to use the mountain railroad. In issue N°97, the spotlight is on just such tours. Included: the Dolomites around Cortina d'Ampezzo, where panoramic views and single trails form an unbeatable duo. Plus the Flumserberg, which also offers great enduro combinations with its bike park. And an insider tip: the Chasseral in the Jura with a little-known but all the more rewarding descent down to Neuchâtel.

But Ride doesn't just stay on the trail, it also goes into depth. Two great reports set the tone: One sheds light on the generational conflict in the scene: newschool versus oldschool. The other gives a stage to those people who selflessly stand up for mountain biking in the political arena.

The June issue also features a large lounge with all sorts of interesting and surprising facts from the world of mountain biking, supplemented by several ride tests and large and unusual photo spreads. 

Contents of Ride Ride N° 97 - June 2025:

• Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the world of mountain biking
• Report: Is there a generation gap in mountain biking?
• Reportage: Tireless fighters for the sport of mountain biking: Andreas Seeli, Sonja Schreiter and Andreas Pfaffenbichler
• Photo report: Avenida de los Volcanes, Ecuador
• Test: Trek Procaliber 9.7, Deviate Claymore
• Touring report: Strada della Vena, Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dolomites)
• Touring report: Flumserberg Longruns (Eastern Switzerland)
• Touring report: Chasseral - Chaumont (Jura)

Pages: 128
Language: German
Publication: June 26, 2025