Adventure Cycling Association

The saying goes: “There’s no bad weather, just inadequate gear.” Be prepared for your next dousing by Mother Nature with these picks for some of our favorite wet-weather touring gear. ...

The Adventure Cycling staff shares the gear that’s earned a permanent spot on its bikes and packing lists — from a decade-old rear rack to a … dish sponge?

Four key factors to consider when gearing up for a big adventure to make sure your bike is durable enough for the long haul.

Adventure Cycling turns 50 this year, and cyclists across the country are celebrating the way cyclists do: by getting on their bikes and going on an adventure. Through our Drop-in ...

The Breakdown The best bikepacking gear setup depends on three factors: your bike size, trip style, and personal preferences. There’s no single “right” answer for every cyclist, but navigating these ...

With apologies to the old saying “Stop and smell the roses,” if you’re going to stop while riding Adventure Cycling’s Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route, it really shouldn’t be ...

The Breakdown: The biggest obstacle for most people is self-doubt, not age or fitness. Bike touring is possible at almost any age: riders in their 70s and 80s regularly complete ...

Adventure Cycling’s nonprofit mission has always boiled down to one thing: get more people traveling by bike more often. Riding across the country, however, can be daunting — not to ...

Dear Solo or Social, You’re spot on for calling out one of the first decision points of any long-distance bicycle trip. Who will I adventure with, how will the planning ...

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 ...