Ramped Riding – Get Ready! It's Coming…

It’s time to spill the beans. Over the past month or so, I have been working on a project that has grown to proportions that I wouldn’t have even imagined. The goal was to provide a pdf downloadable mountain biking riding tips ebook on M0untain Biking by 198. This small goal has turned into a 90+ page, full out, mountain biking tips explosion that is taking a little bit more time to get together due to the massive amount of content that I can’t seem to stop adding. Once this project is complete, we are looking at well over 100 pages of nothing but how to become a better mountain biker. I don’t know about you…but I am pretty stoked about the idea. Who doesn’t want to be a better rider so that we can enjoy those sweet sections of singletrack even more? I can’t think of anyone…

I have gone back and forth in my head about what I wanted to charge for this thing since it has become a massive amount of work. With grand plans of making it rich as an ebook publisher, started jumping back and forth between numbers…and I finally settled on one…FREE! That’s right! I am going to give this thing away like there is no tomorrow. The readers (that’s you) of Mountain Biking by 198 have given back to me so much over the past year and a half that I want to give back and in a big way. Ramped Riding – The Ultimate Mountain Biking Tips Guide that is going to throw your mountain biking skills to a whole new level is going to be free of charge.

There is one small catch…to insure proper delivery, circulation stat preparation and all of that mess…it will be free to newsletter subscribers only (which is also free). If you want to have an email sent to you the day Ramped Riding gets released, you can go ahead and sign up for the Mountain Biking by 198 newsletter below. If you are already signed up, you don’t have to do a thing! You’ll get Ramped Reviews in your email when released!

A special thank you goes out to a local rider/friend of Mountain Biking by 198, Don Bolt, for designing the incredible cover for Ramped Riding. He really went above and beyond to make the book really stand out.