Culture & Opinion
“Climbers: How the Kings of the Mountains Conquered Cycling” by Peter Cossins is a remarkable delve into the challenging and awe-inspiring world of mountain cycling. Through meticulous explorations, the author unveils the psyche and the undying resolve of cyclists who dare to conquer the toughest terrains cycling has to offer.
Culture & Opinion
One woman’s solo quest to cycle the world. Her journey of 29,000 kilometers, 28 countries and five continents by way of Africa, South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, New Zealand and Australia.
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I’ve been traveling by bike for 6 years already but have never once spent the night camping alone. During our time in Kyrgyzstan, I found myself with a few days free while Tristan was racing in the Silk Road Mountain Race. So, I decided it was finally time to
The Engine
Renowned for her tenacity on two wheels, Lael Wilcox has been a notable figure in the endurance cycling scene. With accolades like the Trans Am Bike Race win and a new women’s record on the Tour Divide, her pedal strokes tell tales of indomitable spirit and endurance. Now, her
Culture & Opinion
The Red Centre showcases the 1,000km route as it meanders through a landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges, and Aboriginal and historical cultural sites. Witness outback sunsets, camping in dry riverbeds, and stargazing under some of the clearest skies in the world.
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Three riders, seven mountains, 24 hours. Can they do it? Why are they doing it? Wouldn’t you rather go to the beach? Yes, it’s the adventure of the summer, the Forever Outsiders spirit, an unforgettable experience with a little bit of a laugh (and maybe some tears). Their
Culture & Opinion
The Red Centre showcases the 1,000km route as it meanders through a landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges, and Aboriginal and historical cultural sites. Witness outback sunsets, camping in dry riverbeds, and stargazing under some of the clearest skies in the world.
Culture & Opinion
The Tour Divide is not just a race; it’s a test of human endurance, a journey through some of the most challenging terrains, and a battle against the elements. This year, Jack Keogh took on this monumental challenge, riding from Banff, Alberta, Canada, to the US/Mexico border in
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Sofiane gives a recap of his third win on the mighty and ever capturing Silk Road Mountain Race.
The Mindset
The Colorado Trail Race (CTR) is known for its grueling challenges, with bikepackers covering over 500 miles and tackling an astounding 70,000 feet of climbing from Durango to Denver. This year, the event was particularly thrilling, with 75 participants making their way northbound and fans eagerly tracking their progress.
Culture & Opinion
Gravel racing has seen a surge in popularity, with many participants pushing themselves to tackle the longest and most challenging routes available. However, there’s a growing realization in the gravel racing community that the joy of the sport isn’t solely tied to the difficulty or length of the
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In the heart of Australia lies its least populated state, Tasmania. This rugged and wild terrain became the backdrop for an extraordinary adventure undertaken by Payson McElveen. The film “Crossing Tasmania” captures the essence of McElveen’s 32-hour solo journey as he traverses 360 miles from the Indian Ocean to