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One of the easiest and most liberating ways to travel by bicycle is traveling without a bicycle — renting, that is. If you have ever considered traveling to a far-off land and renting a bicycle once you arrived there, here's a short ...
Having a solid training plan and sticking to it will make for an easier and happier bicycle tour.
So you’ve got a bike already, but you’re worried it’s not up to the task of bike travel? A few upgrades and a tune-up will make your rig touring-ready.
Determining where to go on your bike trip goes hand-in-hand with how much time you have. When planning, be smart and build in extra time for exploration and side trips.
Rather than risk sounding preachy, we’ll simply offer a list of things to consider that can help keep you safe while on tour.
Knowing when and where to go makes planning your bike tour easy.
Picking a route can feel overwhelming, but we have tips to help you narrow your options based on your preferences and find a great route.
If you are riding a bicycle for reasons other than training or exercise and leaving home for a night be it to a remote campsite or the Ritz, you are probably bicycle touring.
The quick answer is “Absolutely!” but here are some reasons behind the answer and ways you can go about making it happen.
One of the biggest drawbacks of a long tour, especially for young people, is the expense. Let Jim fill you in on some money-saving tips.