Publications Archive

Our publications archive includes: feature articles, technical how-tos, and columns from past issues of Adventure Cyclist magazine, and our twice-monthly e-newsletter, Bike Bits. This archive also features free clip-art. Search the archives by Category, Author, and Year, or search by Keyword.

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1. Bike Bits Vol. 15, No. 12, June 19, 2013 by Michael McCoy

Bike Bits | Jun, 19, 2013

Bike Bits is Adventure Cycling's biweekly bicycle bulletin in text-only format for quick downloads and includes links for more information. We want to inspire you to dream, and to live your own bicycle adventures.

2. Bike Bits Vol. 15, No. 11, June 5, 2013 by Michael McCoy

Bike Bits | Jun, 05, 2013

Bike Bits is Adventure Cycling's biweekly bicycle bulletin in text-only format for quick downloads and includes links for more information. We want to inspire you to dream, and to live your own bicycle adventures.

3. Bike Bits Vol. 15, No. 10, May 15, 2013 by Michael McCoy

Bike Bits | May, 15, 2013

Bike Bits is Adventure Cycling's biweekly bicycle bulletin in text-only format for quick downloads and includes links for more information. We want to inspire you to dream, and to live your own bicycle adventures.

4. Bike Bits Vol. 15, No. 9, May 2, 2013 by Michael McCoy

Bike Bits | May, 02, 2013

Bike Bits is Adventure Cycling's biweekly bicycle bulletin in text-only format for quick downloads and includes links for more information. We want to inspire you to dream, and to live your own bicycle adventures.

5. New Looks by Jim Sayer

Letter from the Director | May 2013

New designs and functionality for magazine, website, and more.

6. A Fresh New Look by Mike Deme

Letter from the Editor | May 2013

Adventure Cyclist 3.0 starts now, and in the months to come there will be much more to keep readers engaged.

7. Cycling the Old West Scenic Bikeway by Laura Crawford & Russ Roca

Features | May 2013

Portland is widely regarded as America's urban cycling leader, and now Oregon is upping the ante for bicycle travelers by creating a state-wide scenic bikeway system.

8. Three Grocers and a Biscuit by Madeline McKiddy & Greg Siple

Open Road Gallery | May 2013

Three grocers go on a bike tour, and carry a biscuit the whole way.

9. Paradigm Shift by Dan D'Ambrosio

Features | May 2013

Bikes Belong is out to do nothing less than turn the U.S. into the Netherlands when it comes to bicycling.

10. A Remedy for Cabin Fever by Nick Legan

Bike Overnights | May 2013

Grant Petersen of Rivendell Bicycles coined the phrase S240 for super-short overnight tours. We borrowed the idea and are "running" with it, starting in Colorado.