Adventure Cyclist

Scenes from the Saddle

 
The Congo. These words resonate in the head of every true adventurer. The Congo evokes images of mystery — of a world that has remained impenetrable for centuries and that ...
Nov 21st, 2018
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‘Tis the season for Black Friday sales, endless catalogs in the mail, and — for many of us, anyway — a distinct lack of cycling as we watch the temps ...
Nov 21st, 2018
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“The best camera is the one you have with you,” or so goes the old saying. With smartphone cameras that blow away the performance of point-and-shoots from just a few ...
Nov 9th, 2018
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After more than a half century of cycling, I’ve cultivated a few biases. I like to call them “standards,” but they’re more like saddle sores. Irritants. Grievances in need of ...
Nov 7th, 2018
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  Watch more short films from the Adventure Cycling Route Network across Montana here.
Nov 5th, 2018
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“Why the hell are you eating that?” asked the handsome stranger. I glanced down at my sandwich, baffled. I honestly didn’t know. It wasn’t like I’d woken up that morning ...
Nov 1st, 2018
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If Donald Trump is to go down as one of our nation’s most, shall we say, controversial presidents, he will have to beat out Woodrow Wilson, his predecessor from a ...
Nov 1st, 2018
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“You’re out here alone?!” cried the woman, her face a crinkled map of concern.  I was used to this. Standing at the entrance to a small-town grocery store in Missouri, ...
Nov 1st, 2018
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The bad thing about heartbeats (really, the only bad thing) is that, on a quiet night, they sound like footsteps. As your heart thumps louder and faster, the footsteps pick ...
Oct 31st, 2018
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The conversation that bubbled as we coasted back from beers and dessert hushed as the bike path veered out of the moonlight and into the darkness under the trees. Heidi ...
Oct 26th, 2018
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