Member Drive Giveaway – Adventure Cycling Map Set and Osprey Packs
When you join or renew your membership during the September Member Drive, you’ll be entered to win some seriously cool prizes generously donated by our corporate partners. This week we’re highlighting prizes from Osprey and an Adventure Cycling Route Network map set! Thank you to Osprey for contributing these amazing prizes!
Osprey Hip Pack and Duffel
Photo by Daniel Mrgan
Prefer an off-the-back hydration solution instead of an over-the-shoulder pack? The Seral 7 lumbar pack was made for you. Featuring an included 1.5-liter lumbar reservoir and magnetic bite valve that attaches to the hip belt for easy access. Some lumbar packs have a tendency to creep around while you ride, we promise this one won’t. Compression straps pull the pack into your lower back and wrap around your hips for supreme stability, even over technical terrain. A zippered main compartment and hip belt pockets fit your spare tube, patch kit, CO2 inflator and more.
Transporter® Duffel 65Photo Credit: Daniel Mrgan
Built with ruggedly dependable, weather-resistant fabrics, the Transporter® Duffel 65 is great for gear-intensive weekends or longer. Featuring a stowaway harness, this bag is more than a duffel, comfortable to carry, and the perfect short trip companion. Built from bluesign® approved recycled polyester with dual-sided TPU coating inside and out, burly hardware, stiffened main body fabric with protective accent ribs, overlapping zipper and a PFC-free DWR coating that protects your gear from the elements.
Adventure Cycling Map SetPhoto Credit: Daniel Mrgan
Adventure Cycling Map Set
Adventure Cycling Association’s 55,000+ miles of iconic bicycle routes are well researched by our team of cartographers and GIS specialists. With so many routes to explore, you’re bound to find your next great adventure.
When you Join or Renew your membership during the month of September, you’ll be entered for a chance to choose a map set of your choice from the Adventure Cycling Route Network.
