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Bike Overnights
“I like cycling because it’s the way you take your feet off the ground and keep walking” –Oli Loose racks, fallen luggage, bags rubbing on tires, and tubes going flat: ...
I recently read that males use fewer exclamation points than females. I had never really thought about it, but I looked back on a string of texts with three of ...
Adventure Cycling is honored to have Jess Kim (she/they) serving as a valued adviser and Bike Overnights Ambassador, a volunteer who leads Bike Overnights and shares their knowledge in their ...
When I first heard about the wild ponies in Southern England’s New Forest National Park, I knew I wanted to go and explore the beautiful landscape and its famous four-legged ...
As soon as the weather warmed up in April, I thought it would be a great idea to invite my coworkers on a bike camping trip. I work on a ...
One day I got home from work at 5:00 PM and looked out the window. The sun was bright and beautiful. I made a peanut butter sandwich, put on my ...
This article first appeared in the May 2021 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. After spending months barely leaving the house because of COVID stay-at-home recommendations and because it was too hot to ...
Probably the most accessible tour of all, a bike overnight is often a one- or two-night bike trip from your front door or a place you can drive or take ...
The Breakdown Creating your own touring route starts with six steps: choosing a touring style and terrain, picking a region and season, exploring maps, factoring in traffic and elevation, gathering ...
