ALTON, New Hampshire
Words & Photos Daniel Mutz

A few weeks ago, I was looking for another place to ride. Something new, single-trackie, closer to the shop and with “expansion potential” (because trail work is fun).

Since we opened, we’ve had some local customers mention a now extinct XC race series which used to be held at a local ski area, Gunstock Mountain Resort. This makes sense ‘cuz Gunstock is a popular local winter gathering for downhill and xc skiers. Worth the 10 minute ride over there to have a look around? Heck yeah.

Driggs, Idaho
Words by Micheal Woodruff
Photos by Tim Dipple

Words by Ashlon Durham
Photos by Mike Crane

Name Joseph Mullan

Nickname Joey

Age 21

Current Town Bellingham, Wa.

Home Town Tacoma, Wa.

Favorite Trail? Devil’s Gulch. Wenatchee, Wa.

Sponsors/Supporters? Traitor Cycles, Powercordz.

Favorite place to ride? Lake Padden, Bellingham, Wa.

Favorite place to compete? South SeaTac, Wa. Exit 151 off I-5.

BEHIND THE LENZ

Photog: Mike Kirk

Website: www.mikekirkphotography.ca

Current Town: Kelowna, BC Canada

Digital or Film? Digital

What kind of equipment are you on? Nikon

How long have you been Shooting? Year and a half

What is your favorite subject to shoot? Action sports, primarily Mountain Biking and BMX.  I plan on expanding to snow sports this winter, and anything else that catches my eye.

Name: Rebecca Rusch

Nickname: Reba or The Queen of Pain

Age: Do you really HAVE to put this?  If so, 42!  DAMN!

Current Town: Ketchum Idaho

Home Town: Originally Chicago, IL, but that was a LONG, LONG time ago

Favorite Trail? Anything that I can access straight from my house.  There are miles and miles of single track right out the door and that’s why I live here.

Single Track Trails INC
Words by Greg Mazu

The Chromag Show & Shine
Words by Seb Kemp : Photo by Todd Hellinga

If you have ever spent time deep in the mountains then you know that the only sounds are the wind and the noise of your own tracks, but when that mountain speaks it speaks loudly. The roar of an avalanche or the bottomless rumbles of rock fall shatter the near silence with a exclamation mark of raw power. If you are in the mountains and you hear any of the sounds of the mountain cataclysm then you stop, you stop dead in your paces and pay attention.