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Adventure Cycling Staff
Your best choice for navigation tools depends on the country you're riding in, the route you've chosen, and the tools that are readily available.
Knee pain is a common problem that will end a tour quickly. Avoid unnecessary pain and stress by getting familiar with a comfortable cadence and smooth shifting.
No need to fret — it’s Fat Bike February! We’ve got a selection of shoes and pedals to keep you on two wheels through the winter.
Some pieces of gear you shouldn't leave the house without. Other packable items may depend on your style of touring. Luckily, you won’t need any more gear for a 90-day tour than for a seven-day tour.
Learning to navigate well with maps, GPS data, or apps is important for making the most of your bicycle adventures.
The quick answer is “Absolutely!” but here are some reasons behind the answer and ways you can go about making it happen.
Reason 1) You can totally do it. Yes, totally. Worried about what you have to buy? Worried about being in shape? Don’t worry! Just read this...
The Big Sky State is the highlight of many cross-country rides and this film shows off some of the most beautiful stretches of the TransAm through Montana.
A glimpse behind the curtain at what our testers think makes the best bike.
Go big so you don't have to go home — our guide can get you out this winter. By Adventure Cycling Staff Nick Legan and Alex Strickland.
