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Chicago in February? Sure, it’s not the stuff of cyclists’ dreams, but that’s only if said cyclist hasn’t been to CABDA. That’s the common acronym for the regional trade show ...
This article originally appeared as part of the Cyclists Travel Guide in the March 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. If you’re looking for a new touring bike in 2020, you’re ...
This review originally appeared in the March 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. As a touring cyclist, you hope for a bike that disappears beneath you, allowing you to focus ...
This review originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Three years ago, we took a look at GT’s then-new Grade, the type of bike we think ...
About an hour’s ride from Adventure Cycling’s headquarters in Missoula, Montana, there’s a little campsite along Rattlesnake Creek. It’s called Poe Meadow, and it’s easy to miss. There’s no picnic ...
The Breakdown Female cyclists: Saddle pain isn’t normal and you can fix it. Weight should rest on your sit bones, not your soft tissues. Adjust three things—height (slight knee bend), ...
Astral Leviathan wheels, $1,050 A nice set of wheels can go a long way to waking up an otherwise tired, old bike, and Astral’s Leviathan touring wheels did exactly that ...
After a decade in the bike industry, every trade show, consumer expo, and product launch starts to feel, well, a little same-y. Same-y bikes, same-y gear, same-y people (heck, literally ...
Specialized Pizza Rack, $90, and Pizza Bag, $100 Before I get into this review, I feel the need to clear up a common misconception. The Pizza Bag does indeed look ...
There was a time, not so long ago, when mountain and road drivetrain parts from the world’s biggest manufacturer played nicely together. Road brifters had no problem shifting a mountain ...
