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Bike overnights: Going big close to home
By Sarah Raz, photos by Josh Tack.Whenever I think of bike tours, I think of months on the road. I think of cross-country excursions and miles and miles of pedaling and so much time on the saddle that...
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Interbike Dispatch: Thule Pack-N-Go racks and panniers
By Adam NewmanLong known for its huge chunk of the auto rack market, and having successfully launched a line of luggage in the past few years, the natural next move for Thule was to combine the two...
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Bike Overnights: An overnight commute
By Giles Snyder.I had hoped that a nice, sunny day and cool spring temperatures would combine to help make my first-ever bike overnight memorable. While my companions and I did get a remarkable trip up...
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Review: GoGirl female assistant
By Trina Haynes, illustrations by Stephen Haynes.Pissing off the Edge of the World.Ok, so maybe not off the edge but at least off of Mount Rainer if I wanted.I love riding and hiking into the woods...
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Stay thirsty my friends—and hydrated too
By Adam NewmanHere at Bicycle Times our portable potables come in all shapes and sizes. We’re never on a ride without some sort of liquid nourishment, usually water, often coffee, and sometimes...
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Changes bring U.S. Bicycle Route System to 5,616 miles
By adding a new section of U.S. Bicycle Route 45 in Minnesota, Route 76 in Missouri, and realignments for Route 76 in Kentucky, the U.S. Bicycle Route System now encompasses 5,616 miles of official...
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First Impression: Specialized TriCross Elite Steel Disc Triple
By Karen BrooksQuite a long name, eh? But it tells you what you’re getting, pretty much.This was to be the bike for my second annual trip to and/or from the National Bike Summit, along the Great...
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First Impression: Jones diamond frame touring bike
By Adam NewmanJeff Jones isn’t afraid to think outside the box. In fact, it’s safe to say he probably isn’t concerned about the box at all. He has been designing and building his own unique brand of...
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On the (bumpy) road of Trans Iowa
By Jeremy KershawThe Trans Iowa is many different things. Speaking for myself, but I think many would agree, the race is a once-a-season phenomenon. It is a marker by which the rest of the year is...
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Point Made - The Great Allegheny Passage completes its journey
By Adam Newman and Jon PrattWe've written about the Great Allegheny Passage trail a number of times, after all, it's right in our own backyard (read some here and here). This past weekend the GAP...
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James Olsen recounts his Tour Divide adventure
Editor's note: We were tipped off to this story by Jeff Jones, creator and namesake of the Jones mountain bikes. Olsen rode his Jones 2,858.75 miles to finish fifth in the 2013 Tour Divide from Banff,...
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Garmin releases GPS for touring cyclists
This is pretty much the device I've been dreaming of for years. This week Garmin announced a new GPS cycling computer specifically designed for touring and long-distance cyclists. It highlights the...
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335 miles - 24 hours - 1 bike - 2 sore butts
By Seth GernotIt was the best of ideas, it was the worst ideas. Well, at least it was an idea. Pictured above are two people that are having fun, right?Fun isn't the right word. It was a combination of...
View ArticleBlackburn's new web series documents 'what's out there?'
The Out There program tells the story of two iconic cycling routes, the people who ride them and the uncommon adventures they have along the way. These routes, the Pacific Coast Highway and the Great...
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Photographer and filmmaker documents his beautiful world cycle tour
In 2011, Rob Lutter was a struggling filmmaker in London struggling with his obsessive compulsive disorder. One day he ran across a book, "The Man Who Cycled the World."In that moment, Rob's life...
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New U.S. Bicycle Routes approved in Maryland and Tennessee
The Adventure Cycling Association and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials announced that AASHTO's Special Committee on U.S. Route Numbering has approved U.S. Bike...
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Trailer: 'Hunting For Monsters' Alaskan adventure
Fat bike rider and Alaskan explorer Bjorn Olsen embarked on a journey from Cook Island to Bristol Bay, Alaska, last summer and more than just document the trip, he turned it into a film, "Hunting For...
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