Let’s talk about what to do when “nature calls” during a bike tour. The usefulness of these tips may depend on where you’re touring, but hopefully they’ll still put your mind at ease.

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A duo of budget-friendly gravel bikes gets an upgrade, including a new drivetrain and frame

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Northwest Arkansas has transformed itself into a cycling paradise. Rider safety hasn’t kept up

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The saying goes: “There’s no bad weather, just inadequate gear.” Be prepared for your next dousing by Mother Nature with these picks for some of our favorite wet-weather touring gear. […]

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When I’m at home, I typically postpone a ride when the weather isn’t cooperating. That’s not always an option during a bike tour. How will I cope?

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Legendary German touring cyclist Heinz Stücke spent more than 50 years cycling nearly 650,000 kilometers. He passed away on July 22, 2026. Here is a bit of his story.

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Have you ever wondered what cycling will be like in 50 years? What about 50 years ago? These were questions our writer pondered while recreating a 750-plus-mile tour from 1976 — on penny-farthings.

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The Adventure Cycling staff shares the gear that's earned a permanent spot on its bikes and packing lists — from a decade-old rear rack to a .. dish sponge?

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Four key factors to consider when gearing up for a big adventure to make sure your bike is durable enough for the long haul.

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On July 23, 1982, Adventure Cycling cofounder Greg Siple shot a black-and-white portrait of Laura Orton. A touring cyclist from Albion, Michigan, Orton had stopped by Adventure Cycling’s Missoula offices […]

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