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Alex Strickland
This article originally appeared in the March 2021 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Read Part 1 here. Part 2 of our annual Cyclists Travel Guide dives into specific tips and ...
Once again, I got started late. After lingering over coffee, packing up my bike, and making sure the floors were swept and the doors locked, I found myself the last ...
EXP Series Anything Cradle, $120 We’re big fans of Salsa’s Anything Cradle (for proof, look no further than Nick Legan’s review from 2018). Simply put, there is no better functioning, ...
Hammerhead Karoo, $399 Big things may come in small packages, but sometimes they come in, well, big packages. The Hammerhead Karoo is a case in point. Unlike so many other ...
In the May issue of Adventure Cyclist, we reviewed Deputy Editor Dan Meyer’s personal Surly Wednesday, a Frankenstein-esque experiment in which he transformed his winter fat bike into a summer ...
This review originally appeared in the April 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Here in Montana, winter presents as an endless block of cold, gray gloom, with a reliable melt-freeze ...
Self-isolating, working from home, social distancing — we’re living in unusual times. If you’re looking for ways to while away the hours at home, a book is always a good ...
This article originally appeared as part of the Cyclists Travel Guide in the March 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Over the last few years, single-chainring (known as 1x or “one-by”) ...
About an hour’s ride from Adventure Cycling’s headquarters in Missoula, Montana, there’s a little campsite along Rattlesnake Creek. It’s called Poe Meadow, and it’s easy to miss. There’s no picnic ...
Last month, I drove a few hours north of Adventure Cycling’s Missoula headquarters to join a group of journalists, tech bloggers, and Garmin staff at the Whitefish Bike Retreat. We ...