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The Breakdown Cycling safely in traffic comes down to being aware, visible, and predictable. Learn local driving etiquette, since traffic culture varies drastically by country and region. Avoid unpredictable movements ...
The Breakdown Keeping it simple works best for beginner group tours: choose a short, flat, accessible route; take charge of food and cooking yourself; and share a detailed packing list ...
Choosing an inspiring bikepacking route is half the fun — second only to riding it, of course! This is the time to let your imagination run wild.
When I rode across mainland China, I was amazed at how easy it was. All I needed was a smartphone. But as useful as my phone was for navigation, it ...
The Breakdown Bike touring is accessible to nearly anyone and doesn’t require elite fitness. An average rider carrying under 20 pounds of gear can average 65 miles a day on ...
The Breakdown Bicycle touring styles break down along five key decisions: whether you want a guide, whether you or someone else carries your gear, how you sleep and eat, what ...
So, you’ve made a few key decisions about your bicycle adventure: you know what style you prefer and what types of terrain you want to ride. You have an idea ...
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 ...
The Breakdown Daily touring distance depends on fitness, goals, touring style, and terrain. First-time tourers should plan for half to two-thirds of their normal comfortable mileage. A physically fit rider ...
Rather than risk sounding preachy, we’ll simply offer a list of things to consider that can help keep you safe while on tour. Use or lose these ideas as you see fit, but at least give them all some thought.
