Mountain Bike Magazine
Mountain Bike is a USA magazine covering Biking.
Founded in 1999, Mountain Bike magazine was a print publication that grew with the increasing popularity of mountain bike riding. In 2003, the magazine began to distribute a supplement with Bicycling Magazine, owned by Rodale. In 2006, Mountain Bike stopped publishing a stand-alone edition and became a supplement to Bicycling, published six times each year. In Octber 2010, Rodale announced that Mountain Bike magazine would shut down and be fully integrated into Bicycling magazine, with the pages of Bicycling magazine adding more mountain biking content. The November 2010 issue of Mountain Bike magazine was the last.
This magazine is owned by Rodale Inc..
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Mountain Bike Magazine Supplement No Longer a Separate Publication
-- October 20, 2010 -- Rodale Inc. today announced today that Mountain Bike magazine – a six times per year supplement to Bicycling magazine – will now be integrated into Bicycling, the world’s largest cycling magazine. The pages of Bicycling...
July 22, 2010 -- Peter Flax is now editor in chief at Bicycling magazine, as well as editorial director at Mountain Bike. He was previously executive editor at Runner's World. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, July 26, 2010
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