Cross-country mountain biking made its Olympic debut in Atlanta 1996, and in London riders will race against each other across a 4.7km lap of rocky paths, tricky climbs and technical descents.

As a response to the success of last year’s women’s events and, more importantly, a reflection of the huge increase in popularity of women’s mountain biking and cycling, TweedLove have included a grand total of seven women...

Thought green, blue, red and black runs were just for skiers and boarders? Think again. Helen Keeling reveals that, come summer, the slopes gear up for another type of rider.

Since the first one opened over ten years ago trail centres have sprung up around the UK, making it easier than ever to go mountain biking. These centres usually provide you with a bike hire/shop, a bike...

Annie Last, a 2012 Olympic mountain biking hopeful, will be going to train at the Adrenaline Gateway, Rossendale, this Saturday 3 March and will lead a skills masterclass workshop with local women to help to encourage more people...