The Female Perspective: Join the ENDURO MTB Community Survey!

Whether you’re an enduro racer, a bike park regular, or just getting into trail riding: this one’s for you. We’re launching a dedicated survey for the women’s MTB community, and we would love to hear about your experiences. Give us five minutes to tell us about the gear you use, the vibes you feel, and how the sport looks from your perspective.

It’s amazing to see how the mountain bike scene keeps growing – and how increasing numbers of women are out there riding, be that bike parks, after-work laps, or full-on enduro races. But here’s the question: does the industry actually reflect that reality? Bike parks, brands, media, are they keeping up?

At ENDURO, we don’t want to guess. We want the real perspective. Yours. Where are the actual barriers when getting started? Which products truly make a difference to your experience? And how does the community feel from your side?

So here’s our request: five minutes. That’s it. Your feedback helps us create better content, and gives the industry an unfiltered view of women’s cycling culture. No marketing fluff. Just real experiences and real needs.

And to the whole community: yes, this survey is for women, but we need everyone’s support to spread it. Share it with your friends, partners, trail buddies. The bigger the data pool, the clearer the picture, and the better we can shape the future of the sport – together.

Thanks for your support!

Here’s what you can win:

With the trailpants and the tech shirt from the Monserat 2026 Collection we are giving away gear that perfectly balances technical performance with a relaxed streetwear vibe.
Both pieces are manufactured under fair conditions in Europe – perfect for riders who value style, comfort, and a sustainable footprint.

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Words: Felicia Nastal Photos: Peter Walker