Off-Road Biking

Off-road biking refers to riding bicycles on unpaved surfaces, such as trails, dirt paths, and rugged terrain, rather than on standard paved roads. This activity typically involves mountain biking or any cycling that occurs in natural environments, which can include forests, hills, and rocky areas. Off-road biking is characterized by the use of specialized bicycles designed for durability and performance in challenging landscapes, often featuring wider tires, enhanced suspension, and robust frames. Riders engage in this sport for recreation, fitness, and adventure, navigating obstacles like rocks, roots, and varying inclines. Off-road biking can also encompass a variety of styles, including cross-country, downhill, and trail riding, each with its own techniques and equipment.