By Jen Sotolongo  Far-flung adventure has plenty of appeal, but there’s almost certainly an abundance of bike travel opportunity in your own backyard.

By Nick Legan and Ally Mabry  Depending on where you live, the shoulder season could roll on for a while, or the snow could start to fly any day. This selection is as mixed up as the late-October weather.

By Ellee Thalheimer  A Portland chef's fusion of food and cycling. Plus recipes!

By Alex Strickland  A cyclone canceled one tour, forest fires another. Is three days enough time to plan a third try?

By Dan Meyer  Has soft-sided luggage supplanted the single-wheel trailer? Burley doesn’t think so. Our “I’m not a trailer guy” reviewer investigates.

By Nathan Ward Salida, Colorado’s Oveja Negra bikepacking bags come with a serving of grit and ghosts. 

By Alex Strickland  Trek revamps the venerable 520 with discs and brifters, but does the longest-running bike in the brand’s history carry on its old-school tradition?

By Nick Legan  A different kind of bikepacking adventure

By Nick Legan and Alex Strickland  A pair of reflector solutions, possibly the only straight-steerer carbon touring fork, bags small and large, and more. 

By Alex Strickland  A full-size folder could provide the best of both worlds, or it could be a reverse-Goldilocks where nothing is just right. 

By Nick Legan  A suspension seatpost, radical saddle, and balm? This edition has a cure for what ails ya', plus a GPS recommendation and the lightest loft.

By David V. Herlihy  Before he served in WWII and lived a quiet life in a small town, unassuming Canadian Douglas Carr had the adventure of a lifetime in 1938— riding from Cairo to Cape Town.

By Bob Bergland  Former New Mexico governor and presidential candidate Gary Johnson returns to the Tour Divide for another race down the Great Divide.