Bikes in Taiwan
In a country that manufactures so many bikes, you’d think bikes filled its streets. Ironically, that hasn’t been the case, but things are changing — Taiwan has started to embrace bike travel. See the full post >
In a country that manufactures so many bikes, you’d think bikes filled its streets. Ironically, that hasn’t been the case, but things are changing — Taiwan has started to embrace bike travel. See the full post >
If you spend time enough time riding in the land of Ursus, most likely, you’ll enjoy the thrill of your inevitable bear encounter, especially if you take a little time to learn about bears. Lucky for us, Robert Downes, today’s guest blogger, shares plenty of good bear information. See the full post >
Check out Emma’s story from her first bike trip up Montana’s Skalkaho Pass and find out how you can take the road less traveled too. See the full post >
Bike boxes on a train! Help open up more Amtrak routes to bikes! See the full post >
If you’re a fan of the Revelate Designs Gas Tank, or just top tube bags in general, you should do yourself a favor and check the new Mag-Tank. See the full post >
You may not think of bike travel when you first hear the words, “Trenton, New Jersey,” but our friends at Gotham Bicycle Tours assure us that Trenton has cycling amenities worth discovering. See the full post >
Guest blogger Botond Bócsi from Transylvania introduces his new bike route planning tool. With the ability to save your work and download PDF summaries, as well as GPX tracks, you’ll want to check it out … See the full post >
Each year the applications for The Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel get more impressive and inspiring. Let’s meet this year’s winners … See the full post >
Time to celebrate! A ribbon-cutting ceremony, April 8, will celebrate the U.S. Bicycle Route System’s latest addition: 313 miles of U.S. Bicycle Route 50 in Ohio. See the full post >
The light is fading, so you search for a place to camp. Then you reach into your tent bag … NOOOOOOO! In all those hours of blissful sun, you forgot to dry your tent. How do you avoid Soggy Tent Syndrome? See the full post >