Well folks, we’re shutting down for a bit, but we’ll be back in the new year. Have a great holiday and we hope you come back soon.

In an effort to expose ourselves (figuratively), the Kona marketing department has put together a glimpse into the Kona 2010 Art Campaign. Another piece in our on-going on-line magazine features, “Pedaltarian Posters” takes a look at how Kona’s internal agency found inspiration in themed poster art, and then turned that into a stunning and decidedly unique ad campaign.

As part of our on-going series of exclusive on-line magazine articles, this month’s installment, The Forest, written by our in-house word maven, Mitchell Scott, explores new developments in the British Columbia trail scene. After nearly two decades of turning a bureaucratic blind eye to “unsanctioned” mountain bike specific trail on Crown Land, the BC Provincial Government is currently implementing of a trails strategy that could play a significant future role. Currently, BC has emerged as the number one off-road cycling destination on the planet. Does it have the political wherewithal to stay that way? *Viewers make sure you click on each page for optimal readability