Who Has Right of Way on Multi-Use Trails
Sharing trails with other users requires understanding and respecting a well-established hierarchy of right-of-way. Whether you are hiking, running, cycling, or riding horseback, knowing who...
Skills & Survival
Essential skills for remote riding – navigation, repairs, weather, and emergency preparedness
20 Duct Tape Field Repairs That Saved Bike Tours
Fixed It With Duct Tape: 20 Field Repairs That Saved Bike Tours When something breaks 50 miles from the nearest town, touring cyclists become improvisational...
How Veteran Cyclists Read the Sky Before Storms
Weather moves faster than bikes. Reading the sky—and knowing when to shelter—separates uncomfortable rides from dangerous ones. Reading the sky becomes instinct after enough miles...
How Bikepackers Find Clean Drinking Water on Remote Routes
Natural water sources keep your bottles full between towns. Knowing what’s safe—and how to make it safe—transforms route possibilities. Remote routes require water self-sufficiency Finding...
When Everything Goes Wrong: Survival Stories from Remote Bike Tours
Every long-distance cyclist has stories they don’t post on Instagram. The moments when adventure became survival, when poor decisions nearly became final ones. These accounts,...
Essential Bike Maintenance Skills Every Touring Cyclist Needs
Essential Bike Maintenance for Touring Cyclists When you’re hundreds of miles from the nearest bike shop, basic mechanical skills become essential. The good news is...
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