By Colleen Friesen  Riding Quebec’s P’tit du Nord.

By Hilary Oliver  In search of all things huckleberry in the shadow of the mighty Tetons.

By Cassie Nelson, Dan Meyer, and Alex Strickland  Sometimes you've got to load up your bike — on a car. We look at the latest from Küat, plus shoes and a simple by slick light mount.

By Patrick O'Grady  Our intrepid road tester hops aboard the new wallet-friendly model from Oregon-based Co-Motion, the Deschutes. 

By Nick Legan  This titanium shapeshifter is at home on a light tour or running near the front of a local cyclocross race. 

By Nick Legan and Alex Strickland  Beat the heat with lightweight shelter, a touring-worthy cooler, the comfiest camp shoes ever, and a smooth ride.

By Willie Weir  I have an important question to pose to you. Your answers are guaranteed to be 100 percent correct, and those answers just might change your life. What are the Seven WANDERS of YOUR World?

By Tyler Metcalfe  After completing the TransAm Trail last summer, this former National Geographic photo producer heads south from Seattle to see the country top to bottom. 

Late Adventure Cyclist editor Mike Deme wrote hundreds of stories, columns, and reviews for the magazine — and was the subject of more. Here are a few of our favorites.

By Ann N. Yungmeyer  Pedals hadn’t quite arrived on scene 200 years ago, but depending on who you ask, German inventor Karl von Drais’s "running machine" was the first bicycle.

By Nick Legan, Dan Meyer, and Alex Strickland  Apparel, shades, a saddle and more in this early summer guide to gear.

By David V. Herlihy  The controversial 28th President enjoyed a love affair with bicycle touring, especially in the English Lake District.

By Nick Legan  Technical Editor Nick Legan headed for the Hill Country last month to ride the new bikes from REI’s Co-op Cycles and do a little bikepacking among the bluebonnets.