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Photos from Women's Mountain Bike Network's post 05/29/2026

Hard MTB League Women’s Qualifier Week left Mia inspired.
A week that pushed limits and showed what is possible.

Twelve women.
Four stages.
Real progression.

Mia was on course all week and wrote a full breakdown of the riding, the intensity, the breakthroughs, and why this qualifier matters for women’s MTB.

Read the full recap on our site. Link in bio.

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05/23/2026

Final practice + seeding day at the Hard MTB League and the women absolutely showed up 🔥
Big lines, fast laps, and so much progression out here today. The ladies crushed it and tomorrow’s qualifier is going to be wild. 👏

05/14/2026

Mountain bikers are way too good at convincing ourselves pain is normal.

Numb hands?
Low back pain?
Tight hips?
Knee pain?
Saddle discomfort?

Most riders just keep pedaling and hope it magically disappears.

On this new episode of the Women’s MTB Network Podcast, we sat down with Dr. Jessie Duppler to talk about bike fit, strength training, mobility, injury prevention, and what our bodies are actually trying to tell us when something feels off on the bike.

There’s a difference between being challenged by the sport… and ignoring pain because we think suffering is just part of mountain biking culture.

Honestly, one of the most insightful conversations we’ve had on the pod lately 👏

Listen or watch wherever you get your podcasts!

05/02/2026

International Women’s MTB Day is about more than just riding bikes. It’s about showing up for each other, cheering louder, sharing what we know, and making sure the next generation of girls feels like they belong here too.

There is room for all of us in this sport.

Let’s keep choosing community over comparison, encouragement over gatekeeping, and support over ego.

Because when one woman progresses, we all move forward.

Happy International Women’s MTB Day 💛

Tag us and share the stoke!

04/30/2026

What does it take to capture mountain biking’s biggest moments from behind the lens? 🎥📸

This week on the Women’s MTB Network Podcast, we sit down with New Zealand photographer Rachel Hadfield to talk about covering events like Crankworx and the National Series, building her own media company Depth of Field Media, and what life really looks like working in MTB media.

From chasing the perfect shot to navigating the business side of photography, Rachel gives us a real behind-the-scenes look at the creative hustle that helps tell this sport’s stories.

Listen now on Spotify + watch on YouTube. Links in bio.

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04/15/2026

🚴‍♀️ Let’s talk about community impact!

Tag someone who needs to hear this!

In my chat with Jill Nazeer from Salsa Cycles, we dive deep into the often unseen side of the bike world. It’s not just about selling bikes; it’s about empowering communities, supporting grassroots initiatives, and making biking accessible for everyone.

Jill shares her journey from art to outdoor marketing, highlighting the importance of collaboration with nonprofits and the real work happening behind the scenes.

As mountain bikers, we know trail builders are the unsung heroes. But what about the brands? Some are stepping up, investing in community efforts, and prioritizing advocacy over just profits.

Curious about how you can get involved too? Let’s change the narrative together.

Full episode on YT, Spotify, Apple and wherever you get your podcasts!

Photos from Women's Mountain Bike Network's post 03/08/2026

Today is International Women’s Day, a global reminder of how far women have come and how much progress continues to be made, and is needed to be made around the world.

In mountain biking, that progress is visible every day. Today is a reminder of how far women’s riding has come, and how it continues to grow in such powerful ways.

Every time a woman shows up at the trailhead, lines up at a race, picks up a camera, starts a brand, coaches a clinic, or simply decides she belongs on a bike, the sport grows.

Mountain biking is stronger when women are visible, supported, and given space to ride in their own way.

At the Women’s MTB Network, that’s what we’re here for: to tell the stories, build the community, provide resources, and make sure more women see themselves in this sport.

To every woman out riding today, from your very first ride to your thousandth, we see you.

And we’re just getting started.

Tag a woman who inspires you.👇👇🥳🥳

03/06/2026

Olympian. 8-time world champion. And someone who has spent more than a decade figuring out how to stay in the sport when the spotlight shifts.

On this episode of the Women’s MTB Network Podcast, Mia sat down with Caroline Buchanan to talk about the full arc of a career: the early years, the pressure that comes with success, learning how to manage expectations, and how your relationship with sport changes over time — especially after a traumatic car accident left Caroline recovering from life-threatening injuries.

We also talk about what this next chapter looks like as she prepares to become a mum, and how she’s thinking about the future of the sport and the next generation of riders.
Caroline also shares advice for young riders coming up in the sport — about patience, mindset, and learning how to build something that lasts.

This conversation is about longevity, perspective, and what it takes to build a life around something you love.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Photos from Women's Mountain Bike Network's post 02/11/2026

Big news from Hard MTB League 🌍

Hard MTB League is expanding its global reach with the addition of Olympian and World Champion Caroline Buchanan to its advisory board, alongside the launch of new International Travel Awards for the 2026 Boise qualifier.

With Caroline’s support, the league is introducing two IGNITE Travel Awards for young riders (ages 10–19) from Australia and New Zealand — one male and one female athlete.

The league is also adding two additional International Travel Awards open to riders of any age from outside North America.

More access. More opportunity. Fewer barriers.

Applications close Feb 15. Check out website for the application!

More info on our website.


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02/11/2026

Ladies, want to win a free ticket entry for the OZ Stage Race in Northwest Arkansas?! 😍

The Women’s MTB Network and Oz Stage Race together are seeking women to join this incredible 3-day race in Northwest Arkansas.

How To enter 🎉
- Tag your favorite biking gal pal, one tag per comment
- Follow and
- Subscribe to WMTBN website
- Bonus entry if you share this post in your story and tag us!

Giveaway ends 02/14/2026 at midnight CST and the winner will be randomly selected and notified via DM. The winner has 48 hours to claim their ticket or another winner will be selected.

💌 When you subscribe to the Women’s MTB Network website you’ll also receive a 15% off discount code for a race entry ticket 🎟️

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