Hot Off The Press: New "Tourists On Two Wheels" Brochures
“How can my town/business attract more touring cyclists and be more bicycle friendly?” We hear questions like these all the time, and we’re here to help. See the full post >
“How can my town/business attract more touring cyclists and be more bicycle friendly?” We hear questions like these all the time, and we’re here to help. See the full post >
Willie Weir pays tribute to an inspiration, Adventure Cycling co-founder Greg Siple, and shares a video of Greg speaking at Adventure Cycling’s 40th anniversary celebration in 2016. See the full post >
You know fat bikes go with snow, and riders are finding all that flotation works well in sand too. Nicholas Carman fills us in on the fat bike and “plus” bike details with plenty of great photos. See the full post >
Fat bikes create new opportunities on sand and snow. They’ll also have you learning a few new tricks, and Nicholas Carman runs us through the details. See the full post >
With several options, let Niles Woods, an Adventure Cycling tours veteran, help you answer a big question, “What type of Adventure Cycling guided tour should I choose?” See the full post >
It’s spendy, it’s carbon, and it’s got more available wheel sizes than some bike shops. Is this Minnesota-bred bear of a bike a fat-tired quiver killer? It just might be. See the full post >
Before Greg Siple and his bike-travel legacy walked out the door of Adventure Cycling on January 29, 2017, Mike Deme sat down with Greg to chat about his career. See the full post >
Join or renew your membership at the Patron level or higher, and we’ll send you phone protection: a free Adventure Cycling Lok Sak. See the full post >
In 2016 Adventure Cycling’s inaugural Bike Travel Weekend mobilized more than 11,900 participants in all 50 states and over a dozen countries. We’re getting people on bikes, and this year, June 2–4, Bike Travel Weekend will be even bigger … and you can help! See the full post >
A new batch of gear has arrived at our Cyclosource store, just in time for the beginning of the riding season. See the full post >