TravellingTwo: Bike Touring Inspiration
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FREE: Download our 60-page magazine. It's filled with helpful and inspiring bike touring informationBIKE TOURING MAP: Discover bike touring resources by country. We have tips for cycling all over the world!ESSENTIAL TOOLS: You don't need to carry many tools, but at least make sure you can fix a flat tire.WILD CAMPING: Who needs a campground? Find out how to pitch your tent anywhere.
 

Friedel and Andrew
Planning a bike tour? This site is all about inspiring and helping you to get out and travel by bike.

It’s written by us, Friedel & Andrew. We’ve cycled in 33 countries and by 2010 we’d covered over 60,000km. At that point, we stopped counting but on average we cycle 4,000-5,000km a year.

Where to start? Try our Bike Touring Resources section, with articles on…

Planning: Route Planning * Picking A DestinationWhat to Budget * How to Save Money * Insurance For Bike Touring * Planning Timeline * Packing Your Bicycle Panniers * Getting Visas For Foreign Countries * Sponsored & Charity Bike Tours

Equipment: Bicycle Touring Equipment List * Essential Bike Touring Tools *

On-Bike Gear: Racks for Bike Touring * Ortlieb PanniersTrailers for Bike Touring * Panniers vs. Trailers: The Big Debate *
Stoves: MSR Whisperlite Stove * Primus Omnifuel Stove * Trangia *
Camping: Tents for Bike TouringSleeping BagsThermarest Sleeping Mats * Exped Sleeping Mats
Other Accessories: MSR Miniworks Water Filter * Ortlieb Folding Bowl * Camelbak Water Carriers * Sunglasses * Cycling Shoes *  PedalsTopeak Mountain Morph Pump * Topeak Mini 20 Multitool * Straps, Nets & Cords (Holding Stuff On The Back Of Your Bicycle)

Transport: Flying With A Bike * Cargo Ships

On The Road: Finding Showers * Wild Camping * Hospitality Clubs * Staying HealthyFiltering Water

Challenges & Adversity: Dogs * Mountains * Rainy Weather Cycling * Winter Bike TouringBike Theft * Finding Fuel For Your Campstove * Crossing A River With Your Bike * Bike Touring On Your CV

Technology: Keeping In Touch On A Bike Tour * Blogging About Your Bike Tour * Which Laptop Or Tablet To Take

Countries & Regions: Australia * New Zealand * Central Asia * Europe * Southeast Asia * North America * And Many More…

Get in Touch if you still don’t see what you’re looking for. We’d love to share what we know and help plan your next cycling trip.

Free eBook: 20 Tips For Bike Touring In The Netherlands

http://travellingtwo.com/11705

Want to come cycling in the Netherlands? Then grab our latest free eBook: 20 Tips For Bike Touring in the Netherlands. It was inspired by our plan to write a bike touring guide to this wonderful country. read more...


Power Your Bike Tour With The SON Dynamo Hub

http://travellingtwo.com/11221

For a constant source of power on the road and bike lights that never run out of charge, the SON Dynamo hub should be at the top of your bicycle wish list. read more...


New Bike Path For Kyrgyzstan. Tempted?

http://travellingtwo.com/11196

For us, Kyrgyzstan brings to mind dirt tracks, high mountains and generally that wonderful feeling of riding your bike in the middle of nowhere. So we were surprised when a journalist recently called to talk about a new bike path that the Kyrgyz government is planning to build. Would you go to Kyrgyzstan to ride a bike path? read more...


Six Aussies Cycle The Baltic (And Share Bike Touring Tips)

http://travellingtwo.com/11194

Thanks to a bit of random web surfing, we stumbled on this video. Watch and learn as six Australians bike tour around the Baltic and use their good ol’ Aussie sense of humour to share some bike touring tips… read more...


FREE: Our Bike Touring Basics Book

http://travellingtwo.com/11120

It’s here! After several months of hard work, we’re pleased to release the second edition of our free Bike Touring Basics book: 66 pages of inspiring and practical bike touring information. Download yours today! read more...


Dry Bags: The Way To Carry A Tent On Tour?

http://travellingtwo.com/11092

We’ve always used a dry bag for bike touring. Inside, we carry our tent and other items such as rain gear and extra food. But do we really need a dry bag? Why do we use one? It’s all explained in this post. read more...


Dreaming of a Bike Tour? see our Survival Guide