Hi Jimmer here! People often seem to presume that being the Art Editor of MBUK is a glamorous existence. They see myself and the boys rock up in the MBUK Vito with oodles of drool-worthy kit and bikes, and well, who wouldn’t think that!
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Some, er, pearls of wisdom from the ambassador for UK Downhill…
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Subscribe to any of our fantastic cycling or mountain biking magazines and you can save up to 40% off every issue in our huge January Sale!
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Never miss a trick. Or Wrecking Crew. Or SuperBike…
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Justin Loretz accompanies the winner of our SRAM competition and proves that you’ve got to be in it to win it
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Eight back issues of Procycling are currently available at the special reduced price of £1.99 until 1 February in the Apple Newsstand. With its emphasis on incredible racing photography and bespoke rider portraits, Procycling is a title that shines on the crisp, clear screen of an iPad. The issues available are October 2010 (issue 143) to April 2011 (150). Within this range, stand-out issues include:
January 2011 (issue 146)
Cancellara, Nibali, Cavendish, Schleck and Hushovd stare out of the cover of the review of the year issue. Man of the Year Mark Cavendish talks us through his golden moments of the season, Fabian Cancellara’s domination of the Classics is analysed and the final day of the Cervélo TestTeam is captured by our behind-the-scenes photographer.
February 2011 (issue 147)
Our farewell to Lance Armstrong issue includes a complete assessment of the storm clouds gathering over the rider as his retirement approached plus a look back over a decade in which the iconic Tour winner dominated covers and coverage within the magazine.
April 2011 (issue 150)
On the eve of his incredible 2011 season, our European Editor Daniel Friebe spoke to Philippe Gilbert about his inexorable rise to cycling stardom.
The reduced price is only available until 1 February 2012.
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I’ve been really enjoying the Norco Shinobi lately, as it feels far more like the sort of bike I’d use to shuttle steep and technical trails- not a million miles off my Ragley. So at the weekend I headed out to a local spot to hit a trail I worked on over the summer, specifically with my Ragley in mind. It’s steep, a lot of it off camber and you need a lot of Trials style stoppie turns to get round some of the steeper drop away turns. If ridden right, it’s got great flow, but I imagine it would be quite off putting for some to ride.
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Ric battles a growing Strava addiction.
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Right now it feels like the whole cycling scene is thriving. The Internet is alive with news and stories from all around of people on all kinds of bikes- and more and more council funded operations are taking place- be it cycle lanes for road users or pump tracks for kids and big kids alike.
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If you have some pennies left over from January sales shopping pick up the latest issue of What Mountain Bike!
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Cancellara, Nibali, Cavendish, Schleck and Hushovd stare out of the cover of the review of the year issue. Man of the Year Mark Cavendish talks us through his golden moments of the season, Fabian Cancellara’s domination of the Classics is analysed and the final day of the Cervélo TestTeam is captured by our behind-the-scenes photographer. 
Our farewell to Lance Armstrong issue includes a complete assessment of the storm clouds gathering over the rider as his retirement approached plus a look back over a decade in which the iconic Tour winner dominated covers and coverage within the magazine.
On the eve of his incredible 2011 season, our European Editor Daniel Friebe spoke to Philippe Gilbert about his inexorable rise to cycling stardom. 
