Steve Behr
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MBUK #450! Brendan Fairclough vs Billy Bolt, Steve Behr on wild ’90s pro-rider antics, XC bikes tested, how to fix riding pain and more...
Meet British slopestyle pioneer Grant 'Chopper' Fielder
He’s been called the godfather of British slopestyle – we catch up with Grant ‘Chopper’ Fielder to find out what this legend of the sport is up to now
Meet downhill world champion Charlie Hatton
We dip into the fast-evolving life of Charlie Hatton, DH world champion, to learn more about the affable downhill racing ace
Video – Hans Rey and Rob Warner try e-bike trials riding
Two MTB legends test their technical skills to the limit – and have a right laugh doing so
Video – Weekend at Bernie's: Hanging out with Bernard Kerr and his collection of big-boy toys
From Porsches to pitbikes, Landies to jet-skis, this top World Cup racer and freerider lives life to the full!
Video – Olly Wilkins tries to teach Rob Warner to whip (NSFW)
If Warner can learn to jump with his style in his late 40s, so can anyone!
Video – Riding Swindon's 'hidden' trails with Matt Jones and Ben Deakin
The mountain biking around the South West town is nothing to laugh at – full mag feature coming soon
My scariest moment: Steve Behr
We ask some familiar faces to recount their most heart-stopping two-wheeled moment. This time, it's MBUK regular Steve Behr – who’s witnessed all sorts of ridiculous antics during his three decades snapping photos for the mag – remembering the time Gee Atherton asked some climbers to move so he could ride down a cliff
The Cali Kid & The Wheelie Queen
Up-and-coming rippers Matt Koen and Martha Gill put their mark on the birthplace of mountain biking – Marin County, USA – in our latest issue
Behind the cover: MBUK issue 360
We're starting a new online feature here at the mag. Every month we're going to bring you the story behind the latest issue's cover image – where and how it was shot and why we selected it
Vote for MBUK pioneers to enter mountain biking's Hall of Fame
MBUK wouldn't have made it to 30 years in publication if it wasn't for Tym Manley and Steve Behr – we need YOU to vote for them and get them immortalised in the MTB Hall of Fame