In this guest post, Roberto Gallegos gives us a taste of bike touring in Serbia, through tips and photos. Roberto’s story begins with a ‘warning’ of his limited experience with international bike touring. This is, after all, the first big trip for him and his girlfriend. Read More »
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10 Questions: Bike Touring In China
![10 Questions: Bike Touring In China Louis & Lysanne](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6102/6288087967_1e2ac4f3c2.jpg)
Louis & Lysanne are on a bike tour around the world. Recently, they spent 3 months exploring China. In this edition of 10 Questions, Louis & Lysanne share a wealth of tips and advice for other cyclists, also planning to explore China from the saddle of a bicycle. Read More »
10 Questions: Bike Touring Along Tajikistan’s Pamir Highway
![10 Questions: Bike Touring Along Tajikistan’s Pamir Highway Cycling The Pamir Highway (in November)](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6170/6196447259_e49ee361bc.jpg)
“The Pamir Highway is like the Karakorum Highway on steroids.” Those words encouraged Christine McDonald to tackle one of the world’s most challenging bike touring routes – in November. Read all about her experience on Tajikistan’s mountain roads. Read More »
Using A Smartphone On Your Next Bike Tour
![Using A Smartphone On Your Next Bike Tour Alicia](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6169/6177936285_82c6770a78.jpg)
In this guest post, Grace Johnson explains how an HTC Desire smartphone is proving exceptionally handy to navigate daily routes and stay in touch during a world bicycle tour. She outlines how they do it, and some general tips for using a smartphone on a bike trip. Read More »
A Bike Tour Through West Africa
![A Bike Tour Through West Africa Cycling Through West Africa](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6178/6163350684_82bb85ab39.jpg)
How about a 2,500km bicycle tour across Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia? With Sierra Leone and Liberia opening up recently, that’s exactly what 2 cyclists did earlier this year. Their route provides an interesting variation on the more usual passage via Mali. Here’s a quick snapshot of their experiences on the […] Read More »