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This story originally appeared in the May 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. On May 12, 1993, five strangers gathered at my home in Virginia to begin a cross-country bicycle tour. ...
Shoulder seasons always feel like a pause to me. The time between one season’s activities and the next, when sometimes the answer to “what should we do this weekend” is ...
The #metoo movement continues to expose an uncomfortable reality: if you are female, you will probably face some form of sexual harassment, assault, or abuse in your lifetime. According to ...
How does one define an adventure? I could easily look it up in a dictionary or on Google and get a very broad and dry sounding definition that would tell ...
This story originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Near the end of our fifth day touring around Puerto Rico, we all knew there would be a ...
It’s finally on YouTube. Ultra-endurance bike racing legend Lael Wilcox released her new documentary to the public after a few months of screenings across the USA. In its forty-minute run ...
Of all the things I’ve hoped to achieve in my lifetime, cycling across the country was not one of them. Yet I find myself here with the pleasant memory of ...
“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, ...
Sora has visited more countries than most people. Twenty-four, for those keeping track. Having lived on the streets in her youth after a series of abusive homes, she likely never ...
When I first spotted Kathryn, she was nothing more than a speck on the road in front of me. I was cycling through Montana, in the midst of my first-ever ...
