Ukraine isn’t the best known of bike touring destinations, so it’s especially nice to see a new video from keen cyclist and film maker Blanche that looks at cycling in this ex-Soviet state.
If you like what you see here, you can follow Blanche on Twitter, where she also regularly promotes other videos from the bike touring world.
This is a quick update to let you know about a group of Canadian bike tourists, currently touring the province of Manitoba and fuelling their journey only with local food.
The 17-day trip will cover about 1,200km. Daily video updates are being posted to their website: TailwindTV.
Here’s a summary of their trip…
…and an update from Day 8.
If you carry a multi-fuel stove on tour then you’ll know that it can sometimes be quite dirty and smell of fuel.
For that reason, a lot of cyclists aren’t crazy about keeping a stove in their panniers.
World bike tourists Dave & Bethany think they’ve found a solution to this dilemma: a stove tube. Watch the video to find out more.
We just returned from our first extended bike tour as a family.
With 5-month-old Luke in tow, we cycled 550km through the Netherlands, Belgium and France. We’ll be blogging more in the coming weeks about the lessons learnt from this tour but first, a video that we managed to shoot and assemble (in our tent at night) along the way.
When we go cycling in the Netherlands, we often go with our friend Blanche.
Lucky for us, she’s not only a cyclist and a wonderful friend – she’s also a film maker! And recently she decided to make a mini documentary with us about bicycle touring with a baby.
We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it with her.
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