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Touring Basics
When planning your own route, it's hard to know where to start, especially in the age of technology. We pair down our favorite resources to inspire you with routes and help you navigate them.
You can tour on any bike, but your ride might be a little more comfortable on one of these style steeds.
Before you head out on your cycling adventures, run through this quick checklist to make sure your bike is fully road-ready.
Some pieces of gear you shouldn't leave the house without. Other packable items may depend on your style of touring. Luckily, you won’t need any more gear for a 90-day tour than for a seven-day tour.
Self-contained touring is much like it sounds — riders carry all their own gear and typically camp most nights.
While cyclists have been exploring unruly stretches of earth on bicycles for generations, mountain bikes make the harder parts easier and more fun. Mountain bikes have forever changed and expanded the sport of bicycling by opening up a new world of ...
The two primary formats falling under the Hybrid umbrella are guided inn-to-inn group touring and self-guided tours. So let’s get the wheels rolling and look at how whether hybrid touring is for you.
Advice on how to pack your panniers efficiently and with weight well distributed for your adventure cycling tour.
Starting a loop tour close to home means getting you and your bike to the trailhead is no problem. But oftentimes it's more complicated than that and takes a little more creativity.
A bike doesn’t need to have touring in the model name to be a great touring bike, nor does any single element a touring bike make. Here’s a list of things to look for when you’re shopping.