Showing posts with label bikepacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bikepacking. Show all posts

Friday, July 28, 2017

Next Tour

Hey hey, we are getting ready for the next tour!  Bags are being packed, we have been working on conditioning, routes being planned and soon we will be off!


Friday, December 30, 2016

Bicycle Journalists Interview Mike Green, Fat Bike Rider

The Bicycle Journalists met Mike Green while they were riding through the desert-scape of the Great Divide Basin. Mike is riding a fat bike, a Muru, from Prudhoe Bay to Ushuaia, Argentina. Mike has some interesting points of view about how to choose a team, how to set a pace, and what makes a great touring bike.



Stay tuned for more interviews. It takes about 20 hours per interview, and we are working through the large data files to get you the best information from other people who have been riding their bikes over long distances.  Touring by bike, riding the Tour Divide route or Great Divide route, you will enjoy what these cyclists say!

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Bicycle Journalists Coming To A City Near You!


The Bicycle Journalists are coming to a town near you!  Unfortunately, we did not get the nod from #blackburndesign.  But nothing stops us now.  We are in motion for adventure!

If you have an adventure you want us to cover, send us an email, adventuero@gmail.com or contact us via instagram, @bicycleadventurertimg.

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Bikepacking the Fraser Canyon

Iohan just blows me away with his videos and his adventurous spirit. While not everyone can live adventures like these, we can all live them through watching others. But the idea is to break the mold, to get out there and do it! 

 At first, a small cross country may be your big adventure. Sometimes it is enough, but once have been bitten by the bike-paking bug, nothing short of a major effort will do. Here is to Iohan and all of the adventurous spirits who give us inspiration to get out there and live our dreams!




Remember the ones who put it all on the map for many of us:  The Adventure Cycling Association.