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Adventure Cyclist Features
OUR ONLINE MAGAZINE
The following stories we've selected for you. Just click on the title and the article will pop up. You can also search for articles in our Library Archive, another special benefit for our members.

Enjoy the online version of our magazine, and watch for your print copy to arrive in the mail!

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2007
Steens Mountains Feature
By Chuck Haney. Road riding in southeast Oregon might have more perks than you think.

Faces Feature
By Willie Weir. Weir has traveled the world and has a vast array of memories related to the faces he has met along the way.

Holiday Gear Guide Feature
By Mike Deme and Aaron Teasdale. Reviews of National Geographic Topo! Software, Lake MXZ302s, Smith Interlock Trace, Earth, Wind & Rider Core Jersey, Princeton Tec Switchback 1, Burley Piccoio, PowerMonky eXplorer, Polar CS200, Smartwool Synergy Jacket, Ortleib Big Zip and many others.

In Orbit Around Planet BikeFeature
By Dan D'Ambrosio. D'Ambrosio looks into a little company with a big heart.

Interbike 2007 Cyclesense
By John Schubert. Schubert wonders if the bike industry can survive on commuters and utility riders.



SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2007
Hell on Wheels Feature
By Michael DiGregorio. An unforgiving wilderness, a carbon-neutral outfitter, and a bicycle tour through Death Valley are all memories of DiGregorio's experience.

Rocky Mountain High Jinks Feature
By Doug Schnitzspahn. Thin air, screaming singletrack, and resort hotels describe how Schnitzspahn rides The Colorado Trail in grand style.

The State of Bicycling Feature
By Dan D'Ambrosio. D'Ambrosio talks about why the North Carolina Bicycle Program makes the state one of the finest places in America for cycling.

The Coin Travels With Willie
By Willie Weir. Weir recalls the coin that he and his wife will never forget.

Carbo-Loading Cyclists' Kitchen
By Nancy Clark. Megarides require megacalories and Clark tells you how to eat right before the big ride.

Getting it Right Cyclesense
By John Schubert. Schubert clears up some misconceptions while his faithful readers check the facts.



JULY/AUGUST 2007
Getting Down Feature
By Bryan Ball. Upright-addicts get an orientation from Ball on recumbents.

Eat Ride Draw Sleep Feature
By Dan Price. The author uses his artistic talent to document a trans-America tour on his recumbent trike.

6,000 Miles of Adventure Cycling Feature
By Chet Rideout. Rideout recounts his recumbent rides around the globe.

I Want Off This Road...Now! Cyclesense
By John Schubert. Schubert offers a way for more leisurely riders to blast off when speed becomes a necessity.



JUNE 2007
The F Stops Here Feature
By Bob Allen. Cycling Photographer Bob Allen shares some of his favorite photos.

Washington Never Slept Here Feature
By Matthew Cohn. The author finds more than congestion on the Atlantic Coast Route.

The Couchbike Adventure Feature
By Brent Curry. A bike-mounted loveseat provides a memorable, if inefficient, adventure.

The Gravel Ribbon Final Mile
By Raymond Schmidt. The author pedals into the Arctic Circle on Canada's Northernmost highway.

The Dreamer Travels With Willie
By Willie Weir. He's not the only one; Willie still hopes bikes are the way out of our fossil-fueled troubles.

Where Are the $300 Touring Bikes? Cyclesense
By John Schubert. Schubert explains how innovation has forced cheap touring bikes out of existence.




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