Supporting IMBA is the most effective way for you to build, maintain and open the trails you love to ride.
For more than a decade, IMBA's website has provided free, easily accessible information to mountain bikers around the globe. IMBA.com 2.0 offers upgrades, better functionality and an improved look.
IMBA will celebrate its sixth annual International Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day on Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010. This is a great opportunity for you to pass your passion for pedaling on to kids!
Help IMBA and the West Virginia Mountain Bike Assoc. protect access to the North Fork Trail, part of the Spruce Knob loop that IMBA recognized last year.
The timing for IMBA's Lake Tahoe Trails Conference (Oct. 1-3 at the Montbleau Casino) is well suited for mountain bikers who hope to influence the long-term plans that will shape trail development in the U.S. Forest Service's Tahoe Basin Unit.
