One of the things we love about hosting cyclists is the chance to learn new things. The latest couple to come through proudly showed us how they’d made their mudguards (or fenders) a bit longer than the standard shop variety. Read More »
If you carry a multi-fuel stove on tour, you’ll know that it can sometimes smell of fuel. For that reason, a lot of cyclists aren’t crazy about keeping a stove in their panniers. World bike tourists Dave and Bethany think they’ve found a solution to this dilemma. Read More »
We’ve just returned from a 2-week bicycle tour though southern Belgium and northern France. Here are some of the resources we used to plan the trip, plus a few thoughts on how it worked out. Read More »
Roberto Gallegos is slowly making his way around the world by bicycle. From that trip, he sent us these tips for bike touring in Turkey. Read More »
Every year, hundreds of cyclists bike the distance between the northern tip of the United Kingdom – John O’Groats – and the southern point of Land’s End. It’s a journey of some 1,500km but not everyone makes this trip on the most quiet of roads. There are alternatives, however, including this route created by British […] Read More »
