Throwback Thursday: Queens of the Course – Honoring the Women Who Ruled the Sea Otter Classic Sea Otter Classic kicks...
Heidi Yakowski’s bold leadership has transformed Moxie Cycling from a pioneering women’s apparel brand into a powerful movement for inclusive, sustainable, and performance-driven cycling gear.
Throwback Thursday: Gearing Up for Marinduro 2025 As we reflect on the thrilling rides of the past, one event stands...
This #ThrowbackThursday, we celebrate Gracey Hemstreet’s historic ride at Red Bull Hardline in February 2024. The 19-year-old became the first woman ever to complete—and win—the event’s grueling course, proving that women belong in the most extreme levels of mountain biking. Her fearless performance is an inspiration for female riders everywhere!
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 Throwback Thursday: Paola Pezzo – The Queen of Olympic MTB Before mountain biking became a global sensation with high-tech...
Throwback Thursday: Moore Creek’s Journey from Irish Homestead to Trail Haven — and Why It Needs You Today Tucked into...
Throwback Thursday – In January 2012, “The Bicycle Story” published an interview with Jacquie Phelan, highlighting her pivotal role in...
MTB Girls Magazine celebrates the Top 10 female riders of all time at the Downieville Classic, including legends like Katerina Nash—who also stars on our September cover. With editor-in-chief Liz Donahey racing her first Classic, this piece honors the legacy, grit, and sisterhood of one of mountain biking’s most iconic events.
#ThrowbackThursday: Alison Dunlap – A Legend in Women’s Mountain Biking Before the likes of today’s mountain biking superstars, Alison Dunlap...
#ThrowbackThursday: Trail House Santa Rosa—Bikes, Brews & Building Community Since 2016 When Trail House opened in December 2016, it wasn’t...
In honor of Juneteenth, MTB Girls Magazine celebrates the legacy of Black women in cycling—past and present. From the historic 1928 ride of five women from Harlem to D.C., to modern trailblazers like Ayesha McGowan, Keshia Roberson, Kaya Cattouse, and Taneika, this piece honors those who’ve claimed space on bikes and inspired greater diversity in the sport. It’s a powerful reminder that Black history is outdoor history—and that the ride continues.
#Throwback Thursday: Celebrating Wendy Engelberg and the Girls Gone Riding Event with Liv Cycling In 2017, the mountain biking community...
