
As a proud subscriber of both Adventure Cyclist magazine and Vogue, it’s hard not be occasionally bummed out by my (lack of) options for bicycle fashion accessories. I mean, I’m all about rugged adventure, but I want to do it with a little bit of flair! So...

David Ziccardi
Put this together from our tour this summer:
http://www.facebook.com/#/video/video.ph p?v=1255719603578
Whitefish-Eureka-Sparwood-Pincher Creek-Waterton Village-St. Mary. The plan was to do the east side of Going to the Sun, but Logan Pass was still closed due to repairs made necessary by a winter avalanche. So we went ..."around the horn" (in one 100 mile day) to Sprague Creek in Glacier. That allowed us to ride up and down the west side of GTS, which they opened all the way to Logan Pass that morning.Read More
http://www.facebook.com/#/video/video.ph
Whitefish-Eureka-Sparwood-Pincher Creek-Waterton Village-St. Mary. The plan was to do the east side of Going to the Sun, but Logan Pass was still closed due to repairs made necessary by a winter avalanche. So we went ..."around the horn" (in one 100 mile day) to Sprague Creek in Glacier. That allowed us to ride up and down the west side of GTS, which they opened all the way to Logan Pass that morning.Read More

Tracy McKelvey Just finished riding in Maui. Great for miles and elevation. The view is not bad either. 3 rides got me 210 miles and about 14,000 of climbing. That was without doing the big volcano climb.

According to an October 29 story in the Great Falls Tribune, a new crop of National Forest travel plans will ban mountain bikes from wilderness study areas and certain other non-wilderness areas in Region 1 of the Forest Service (Montana and parts of Idaho)...

Winter will be setting in shortly, but that doesn't mean the riding season is coming to an end. While we don't see a lot of people on extended tours through the winter months, there are still plenty of folks hitting the road to stay in riding shape for their early 2010 tours...

This year, my plan for holiday gift buying is to ' go green.' For some folks, I plan to buy gifts made from old bike parts, but not just for the bicycle enthusiasts in the family. There are countless items forged from bike parts...

Adventure Cycling is headed to Colorado! Adventure Cycling's executive director will be presenting at gatherings in Ft. Collins, Denver, and Colorado Springs during the first week of December. Check out the schedule:Dec. 1st, Ft...

Richard Tulloch
Going to Holland and have a free day for a ride? This is my pick as the best one day ride out of Amsterdam, for beginners or tough guys. http://richardtulloch.wordpress.com/2009 /11/19/green-fields-of-amsterdam-cycling -the-dutch-countryside/

Joaquin Keepgoing
SOMAfabrications + wekeepgoing XMAS raffle
http://wekeepgoing.com/blog/raffle/

Steven Bell
Hello all
I am planning on touring as much of the northern US as I can get in come spring.I have one more operation before I can get back to walking then I will get myself up to 40 miles a day before leaving here in Mich around 4-1-2010.Your all in my prayers and I hope you all find your dream on two wheels.
Steve

I'm so excited about this news, I can hardly sit still! Back in May, we mentioned that Twin Bridges, Montana, was setting up a cyclists only campground...

To me, stories are at the center of any adventure. They're also the cultural currency we use to share our experiences and inspire each other to test our limits, shift our perspective, and open our hearts. The following bicycle travelers have embraced story as a central mission of their journey...

For the past couple months, I have had the opportunity to contribute content for a site devoted to promoting historic and cultural tourism...














