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The hardest part of mountain biking is finding your ridding buddies. After that, it's all fun! Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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Knowing how to maintain your bike on a regular basis is crucial to a happy bike and a happy ride; ask your local bike shop if they offer any women's bike tuning clinics! Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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Riding with the lady squad is always a great time! Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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Mountain biking allows you to push yourself past what you thought was possible. Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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Knee pads and the right shoes are two things that we highly reccomend investing in. And don't get too attached to your shins. Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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The gear you buy and ride with all depends on personal preference. Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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Women's mountain bike gear has come a long way in the past years. Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
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You can even bring your four-legged friends along for the fun! Photo by Michelle Pearl Gee.
Brant Hansen
Photo Date: 
09/05/2015
Pump track at Trailside Park.
Brant Hansen
Photo Date: 
09/05/2015
Big c-wall on Bronto Jam.
Brant Hansen
Photo Date: 
09/05/2015
Rock garden on Mr. Muchrocks.
Brant Hansen
Photo Date: 
09/05/2015
Jump line at Trailside Park.
Adam Cowcill
Photo Date: 
07/30/2015
Winding through the woods on Floppy Bunny.
Heron Marychild
Photo Date: 
08/23/2014
North Umpqua Trail, Lemelo Segment.
Heron Marychild
Photo Date: 
09/21/2014
Waldo Lake Trail.
Stefan Myers
Photo Date: 
09/21/2015
Th beginning of the Bakers Tank Trail has a raised bed.