One of the great things about touring in Cuba is seeing all the ways bicycles are used in daily life, and how much is done with so little. Here are just some of the photos we snapped of Cubans and their bikes. Read More »
Archive | Random Ramblings
Love On A Bike (And A Kickstarter Campaign Worth Supporting)
Last week an email dropped into our box from fellow adventurer Tom Allen. “Would you be up for doing a review of ‘Janapar’?” he asked. We didn’t have to think long. Absolutely we would! Ever since we saw the trailer a few months back, we’ve been waiting anxiously for the film to be released. The […] Read More »
The World’s Only Suspended Bicycle Roundabout
This blog mostly focuses on bike touring but occasionally we get a bit carried away with the bicycle bliss in the Netherlands and feel compelled to share it with you. On that note, here’s a short video that shows what we did today: travelled to the world’s only suspended bicycle roundabout. It’s the Hovenring in […] Read More »
The Joy Of Riding Vs. Equipment
A while back, we posted about how the gear you carry on a bike tour doesn’t really matter. It was a reaction to the idea that we can create a ‘perfect’ experience if only we carry the ‘perfect’ equipment. It was also a call to just get out there and ride – without spending too […] Read More »
Unexpected Winter Cycling
We are supposed to be in Spain but mother nature has intervened. Snow cancelled our flight. We considered having a tantrum but decided there was little point. Instead, we rebooked our flight and went cycling and photographing. Under a white blanket of snow, Holland is a beautiful place. Read More »