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The short bikepacking overnighter, this time with a little challenge. There’s no denying, I love the short, local overnighters, regardless whether you call them S24Os (sub-24 hour Overnighter), as Grant Petersen from Rivendell Bicycle Works, or microadventures, as round the world bicycle adventurer Alastair Humphreys call them. Short enough
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British Columbia’s vast network of forest service roads is now seeing a growing number of gravel cyclists using them for recreation and adventure. Once used for commercial logging, these roads are being repurposed for gravel riding. Through this network of roads, riders are now able to access places that
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There’s no team quite like L39ION of Los Angeles. Borne from a brotherhood intent on shaking up the sport and creating meaningful change, they’re a team packed full of individuality, but united in more ways than one. Founded by Justin and Cory Williams, intent on driving diversity and
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The story of the 2021 Silk Road Mountain Race A journey on what is possibly the hardest bikepacking race in the world and what it takes to win it.
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Episode Two of the Open the Road series explores the inevitability of change as it relates to the past, present, and future of women’s cycling. The Women’s Tour de France returns after 33 years of absence. While the men’s side of the sport has grown seeing teams
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It was 2019 when I watched an EF Gone Racing episode about the GBduro, where road cyclist and certified cool guy, Lachlan Morton set a record for the 2,000km stage race from Land’s End to John O’Groats. The 30min video allowed a glimpse of an extraordinary physical
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A recap from Brother in the Wild Dorset held in May 2022 – a 2 day bikepacking, gravel grinding, adventure seeking festival from Brother Cycles.
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Rodeo Labs’ founder Stephen Fitzgerald just published a blog post that’s more than worth your time. He gives us a very personal understanding of where his mind wanders when he’s out riding alone — being afraid. Find the full story at Rodeo-Labs.com.
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a bikepacking short film by alex and ralph
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Eric Olsen is racing his first elite EWS season, however, he’s doing things a little differently from his competitors. Along with a close friend, Dan Perl, from his home in Bellingham, USA, Eric is bike touring from one race to the next. Being completely self-sufficient throughout the aptly named
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Record breaking endurance cyclist, Jonathan Shubert, explores the world’s oldest off-road cycling club: The Rough Stuff Fellowship. Spurred on by the stories of his grandfather’s own cycling adventures, Jonathan hears stories from original members about their pioneering expeditions to Iceland and Everest. With access to extraordinary archive photographs,
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Another Coast to Coast? Yes, ……… and No. While the Frontier 300 does stretch from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, the challenge is more about what lies between those shorelines. The route doesn’t link together iconic roads or tourist honeypots, but journeys through the heart of the old