How DH racing is growing a new community of riders in North Carolina
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Login/Sign UpWhen people think of North Carolina, downhill mountain biking isn't the first thing that comes to mind, but the folks of the Downhill South East series are pushing for change. Although relatively new, The DHSE series has gained national notoriety from pros and amateurs alike, seeing big registration numbers and participation that in the last few years has been more present in Enduro than DH. In this episode of Here. There. Everywhere. Miranda attends one of the DH races in the DHSE series and explores the new face of American racing and what it means to the communities it touches.
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