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Touring Basics
There’s nothing like getting your hands dirty planning your own trip to learn all the tricks. Jenn Milyko, Adventure Cycling’s Routes & Mapping Assistant Director, shares the tools she used to plan her 2017 cross-country ride.
Fat bikes create new opportunities on sand and snow. They’ll also have you learning a few new tricks, and Nicholas Carman runs us through the details.
Wrenching on your bike at home? You should! Luckily, Josh has a great list of items you’ll want to add to your toolbox.
Planning a self-contained bicycle tour can be overwhelming. We gathered some valuable tips to help you prepare for an adventure of a lifetime.
When packing for your tour, less is more. Here's how to pare it down and pack it.
All you'll ever need to know about bicycle pannier racks.
Recumbent adventure cyclists have a fierce loyalty to their bikes, most often for the comfort recumbent touring provides. Here's what to consider when looking for a recumbent bicycle.
Get a bike equipped with the right stuff to make your off-road bicycle adventure as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
When you're upgrading your touring bike or buying a new bike, think about the brakes in terms of your needs and where you plan to go.
Experienced cyclist Paula Holmes-Eber and her family cycled 15,000 kilometers through 24 countries and raised $75,000 for asthma. These are her tips on riding for charity.