Summer bicycle touring brings the heat, but use these tips to stay cool and keep your trip on track.
If you cycle enough, you're bound to get the uncomfortable bum rash known as saddle sores. To avoid discomfort and a forced break from your bicycle tour, take time to prevent this friction-caused abrasion.
Knee pain is a common problem that will end a tour quickly. Avoid unnecessary pain and stress by getting familiar with a comfortable cadence and smooth shifting.
In interviewing adventure cycling photographers, Aaron uncovers a few key guidelines that are guaranteed to improve your bicycle touring photography.
You’ve got your route, and you know where you’re going to stay and eat, but have you thought about how you’ll handle physical obstacles in your path on your next bike trip?
We know what you're thinking — how can you NOT be healthy on a bike tour? The truth is that injury, poor nutrition, and other factors can quickly end a tour.
When you're brakes cause issues on your bike tour, you're in for a squeaky or squirrely ride — both of which you want to be fixed fast.
Better sleep means better days in the saddle. Take these tips to heart and your tent camping experience will improve dramatically.
Sooner or later, cyclists will have to deal with a chasing dog. Here are a few tried-and-true methods to stop a dog in its tracks.
If you spend time enough time riding in the land of Ursus, most likely, you’ll enjoy the thrill of your inevitable bear encounter, especially if you take a little time to learn about bears.
