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International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) Newsfeed
The IMBA Newsfeed keeps mountain bikers up to date with the latest in advocacy news, action alerts, trail building and IMBA activities worldwide.
Famous Moab Trails Put at Risk by Drilling Leases IMBA urges mountain bikers to help preserve some of Moab's most famous trails. Expected Rule Change Would Benefit Bicycling in National Parks An upcoming National Park Service (NPS) rule change could greatly benefit mountain bicycling by improving the administrative process for opening trails to bicycles. IMBA Seeks Member Service Coordinator The U.S. Forest Service is taking important steps to differentiate mountain biking from motorized use. Important Forest Service Directives Distance Bicycling From Motorized Uses The U.S. Forest Service is taking important steps to differentiate mountain biking from motorized use. IMBA 'Gateway Trails' Bring Mountain Biking to Community Settings IMBA is drawing on decades of accumulated trailbuilding expertise to offer a new model for community-based mountain bike trails. National Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day Draws Thousands of Young Riders More than 160 groups registered their events on IMBA's website, and more than 6,200 kids took part, doubling participation from last year. IMBA Requests Proposals to Host 2010 World Summit IMBA is currently requesting proposals for hosting the 2010 IMBA World Summit. Visitors Will Benefit From Rule Change in National Parks A proposed National Park Service (NPS) regulation change will benefit Americans by improving mountain biking experiences in national parks. Support Roadless Area Protection for Colorado's Best Singletrack IMBA and the Outdoor Alliance urge Colorado mountain bikers to support strong Roadless Area protection that preserves important singletrack, including Hermosa Creek, Monarch Crest, Rabbit Ears Pass and more. IMBA Seeking Nominees and Applicants for Regional Leadership Councils MBA is taking mountain bike advocacy to the next level, and we need your help. The IMBA State Rep program is being restructured as IMBA Regional Leadership Councils (RLC).

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