MTB tools built on real physics.
Trail advocacy grounded in economic data.
For riders who want to understand
the machine beneath them —
and the land beneath the machine.
Drag the wheel sideways to spread the hub · scroll to orbit it
Interactive MTB wheel strength comparison
Participants in millions, 1980–2024. Scroll the plate, or drag the scrubber, and the lines draw forward through time.
Eighteen real filings from the Atlas, 1913 to 2024. Fly through the stack, then type to filter it in place — forty years of prior art thins to three sheets as you narrow.
Click any sheet to read its filing.
Search the full atlas
Post Millennium Renaissance MTB is the work of Jon — a trail advocate, content creator, and tool builder based in Castle Rock, Colorado. The tools here are built without a formal coding background, out of a conviction that mountain bike mechanics and trail economics deserve the same rigor we bring to the trail itself.
"There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs."
— Thomas Sowell
Economic impact research and civic presentation materials supporting trail expansion at Castle Rock's flagship mountain bike destination — delivered to Town Council with defensible ROI framing.
Trail advocacy resources and community engagement materials for Castle Rock's Ridgeline Open Space, grounded in 13 U.S. trail investment studies and built to hold up in front of municipal stakeholders.
