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Choosing bike parts that last a life cycle
In 1891, William Sachtleben and Thomas Allen paused in Greece to prepare for their 7,000-mile ride through Asia. While there, they met many interesting characters of the day.
How a little black dress always seemed to save the day.
From a world-class race to world-class tours of epic proportions.
The unboxing of a long-lost Fuji Silhouette is just like coming home.
Because there’s no such thing as too much literature, especially of the cycling variety.
The unique device that links full-size bikes to full-size travel.
Five writers look back on bicycle adventures that shaped their lives, from puppy love to dog days in the desert.
The Bicycle Museum of America houses rides that changed the world, from boneshakers to modern racers.
Bicycles were the conveyance of choice during the Klondike Gold Rush.