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Brice Minnigh

Brice Minnigh

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Editor-in-Chief, Freehub Magazine

Encinitas, Carlsbad

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Baseball Tampa Bay Rays

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gossip, gaming, sports

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Content

Total articles 8

  • No Country for Chickens

    By Brice Minnigh, Travis Engel Verified| Bike Magazine@ This feature originally ran in the June 2019 issue of Bike. Support print—click here to subscribe to the magazine. Photography by Brian VernorPeering down at a preposterously steep funnel filled with jagged rocks and loose granite marbles, I notice that all-too-familiar lump in my throat—the kind of tightness that signifies imminent danger, or at least the recognition of a formidable obstacle that must be overcome.

    By Brice Minnigh, Travis Engel Verified · Bike Magazine

    Nov. 04, 2019

  • Trail Access for Southern California Mountain Bikers Under Threat

    By Kevin Rouse, Brice Minnigh| Bike Magazine@ Revisions to National Forests' land-management plans could keep mountain bikers off of trails. Sign IMBA’s Petition To Maintain Access for Mountain Bikers HERE By Kevin Rouse and Brice MinnighAttention mountain bikers: We risk losing legal access to some of Southern California's most legendary singletrack if a revised land-management plan from the US Forest Service is approved.

    By Kevin Rouse, Brice Minnigh · Bike Magazine

    Feb. 26, 2019

  • No Country for Chickens

    By Brice Minnigh, Travis Engel Verified| Bike Magazine@ This feature originally ran in the June 2019 issue of Bike. Support print—click here to subscribe to the magazine. Photography by Brian VernorPeering down at a preposterously steep funnel filled with jagged rocks and loose granite marbles, I notice that all-too-familiar lump in my throat—the kind of tightness that signifies imminent danger, or at least the recognition of a formidable obstacle that must be overcome.

    By Brice Minnigh, Travis Engel Verified · Bike Magazine

    Nov. 04, 2019

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Company Info

Freehub Magazine

Bellingham, Washington, United States

+1 360-306-5828