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A style of mountain biking that involves riding both uphill and downhill on challenging terrain.

Pedals that attach to a cleat on the bottom of a rider's shoes.

A discipline of mountain biking that emphasizes endurance and speed over technical riding.

A type of jump on a mountain bike trail with a flat top section between the takeoff and the landing.

A bike with front suspension but no rear suspension.

A technique where a rider lifts both wheels off the ground simultaneously.

A technique where the front wheel is lifted off the ground by shifting the rider's weight, without pedaling.

A trail designed with rhythmic sections to allow for a smooth, flowing ride.

A mountain biking discipline focused on racing downhill as fast as possible.

The lowest gear available on a bike, which makes pedaling easier during steep climbs.

A type of mountain bike that has both front and rear suspension.

The act of choosing the path or trajectory that a rider takes through a trail or section.

A type of trail that is narrow enough to be ridden in single file.

A banked turn built into a trail.

The starting point of a trail.

A type of padding in cycling shorts that reduces friction and provides cushioning.

A body position used when descending on a mountain bike to improve control.

Slang for a trail or section that is particularly technical, difficult, or challenging.

An adjustable-height seatpost controlled by a lever on the handlebar.