Thunder & Sunshine: A Review Of Alastair Humphreys’ Second Book About His Bike Ride Around The World

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It took young Alastair Humphreys more than four years to ride his bicycle around the world, during which time he crossed through five continents and pedaled more than 46,000 miles under his own power. Thunder & Sunshine... 

TryChips – The Healthy Snack You Just Gotta Try!

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TryChips – a tasty dehydrated fruit snack created as a healthy alternative to the chemically produced energy bars and gels so common in the today’s athletic industry. These beautiful and tasty little pieces of... 

Mystical Peru – Your Free Downloadable Photo Ebook

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Mystical Peru is a 158-page eBook filled with more than 200 beautiful photos from the South American country of Peru. You can download the book to your computer, smart phone or tablet device for FREE… and even share... 

Why November Is A Fantastic Month For Cyclists

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For those of us living the northern hemisphere, the month of November means the end of the cycling season. Unless you live in a place where it is warn enough to cycle all year long, November is the beginning of the cold winter... 

Enter Now To Win A Free Adventure Cycling Map Set

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Here’s your chance to grab a free set of cycling maps from the Adventure Cycling Association. To enter to win an Adventure Cycling (AC) map set, all you have to do is a leave a comment at the bottom of this article... 

Around The World By Bike: Part 1 – Alastair Humphreys’ “Moods Of Future Joys” Book Review

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There are dozens of books written by individuals who have traveled around the world on a bicycle, but none of these books captures the full round-the-world bicycle touring experience quite as well as Alastair Humpreys’... 

Stretching For Cyclists

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You asked for it. You got it! My new book, Stretching For Cyclists, is finally finished… and you can grab a copy this week only for the super low price of just $4.95 USD (or get it for FREE with your purchase of The... 

23 Stylish SPD Bicycle Touring Shoes

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Finding the perfect bicycle touring shoe is a challenge… but not impossible! There are plenty of cycling-specific shoes that are good looking, designed for maximum performance on the bike, and comfortable to walk in... 

Incredibell Road Bell – A Bicycle Bell Designed To Fit Shimano STI Road Levers

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There are few options when it comes to mounting a bell on a bicycle with dropped handlebars. The Incredibell Road Bell by the Mirrycle Corporation in Boulder Colorado, however, is one bell specifically designed to fit on... 

Bicycle Trainers: The Complete Guide

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What is a bicycle trainer? What are the different types of bicycle trainers available? Which type of bicycle trainer is best? And what should you know about bicycle trainers if you plan to purchase one for yourself? All of... 

Questions & Answers About Bicycle Touring

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Here at Bicycle Touring Pro, I get questions all the time about how to plan, prepare for and execute both short and long-distance bicycle touring adventures. Most of these questions come in via email and I take a huge amount... 

How Much Does It Cost To Gear Up For A Bicycle Tour?

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Bicycle touring can be an extremely inexpensive means of transportation, holiday, fun and more! But purchasing all the gear you need in order to conduct a long-distance bicycle tour can be a major drain on your bank account. The... 

The CycleAware Stow-Away Bicycle Backpack (VIDEO REVIEW)

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The Stow-Away backpack from CycleAware Inc. is a small, lightweight, reflective backpack designed for road cyclists. When the day heats up after a chilly morning, the Stow-Away backpack holds the extra layers of clothes you... 

Touring Bicycles: Finding Your Perfect Ride

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If you are looking for your first touring bicycle (or even your 2nd or 3rd), there couldn’t be a better resource to help you in your search than The Essential Guide To Touring Bicycles. (Especially now that the 2011-2012... 

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