TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Welcome to the 26th Sea Otter
6 Nine things you shouldn’t miss Get the lowdown on what’s new at the festival this year.
8 Need to tune your ride? Stop by Park Tool’s Mobile Workshop
10 ‘Made in USA’ alive and well
Check out the goods from companies that manufacture stateside including Rolf Prima, K-Edge, White Industries and Abbey Bike Tools.
12 NICA helps grow number of young racers in Monterey
14 Folding bikes, e-MTBs become part of the race action
16 Schedule of festival events Hour-by-hour breakdown of raffles, trials shows, kids’ races, giveaways and booth happenings.
18 Races & rides times, locations
FLOW IT, DON’T MOW IT
the fairgrounds Find your way to the food court, the beer and the restrooms with this handy map.
22 You can ring my bell Now you can let other trail riders and hikers know you’re coming thanks to Timber Mountain Bike Bells.
24-31 Showstoppers: 24 products you want to check out
32 Go electric! Demo some of the newest battery- powered bikes
35 Who’s here? Check out our exhibitor list 36 Map to the expo and booths
42 ‘Road Plus’: the latest wheel and tire trend for riding gravel If you want to take your road bike on dirt, head over to the WTB booth to try the new Horizon tires for size.
20 Your map to
Photo: Bryson Martin HONEY BADGER DH PRO
The Honey Badger DH don’t care what the Downhill or Enduro courses have to say; Tri-Bite knobs running down the center for fast rolling speed which are siped to open up under heavy braking loads. Redesigned side knobs claw into the ground. A protective grid crosses the sidewall reduces the chance of a sidewall slash or punctures. Offered in multiple downhill constructions and the new Light Gravity Casing (LGC) option for Enduro, put simply the Honey Badger DH don’t care.
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