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.
When packing up for a tour, I tend to put a big focus on the essentials. Here are four items that may or may not be necessities, so they can be easy to neglect. But all of them are beneficial to have along.
The Southern Tier is one of those routes that has a distinct "season" for riding due to the effect extreme weather conditions can have on a cyclist's experience. There are three factors contributing to the extremes: deserts, mountain ...
Greg Siple Award winner, Sara Chars, authored this DIY tutorial on making bicycle panniers. Sara led a pannier-making workshop last month as part of her Greg Siple Award outreach project.
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.
There’s nothing like getting your hands dirty planning your own trip to learn all the tricks. Jenn Milyko, Adventure Cycling’s Routes & Mapping Assistant Director, shares the tools she used to plan her 2017 cross-country ride.
As touring season ramps up and you’re getting your things together, you may be weighing what you do and do not need to bring, or what you need to make room for as your storage space fills up. Here's how to pare down!
