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This article originally appeared as part of the Cyclists Travel Guide in the March 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. If you’re looking for a new touring bike in 2020, you’re ...
This review originally appeared in the March 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. As a touring cyclist, you hope for a bike that disappears beneath you, allowing you to focus ...
This review originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. Three years ago, we took a look at GT’s then-new Grade, the type of bike we think ...
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 ...
Astral Leviathan wheels, $1,050 A nice set of wheels can go a long way to waking up an otherwise tired, old bike, and Astral’s Leviathan touring wheels did exactly that ...
After a decade in the bike industry, every trade show, consumer expo, and product launch starts to feel, well, a little same-y. Same-y bikes, same-y gear, same-y people (heck, literally ...
Specialized Pizza Rack, $90, and Pizza Bag, $100 Before I get into this review, I feel the need to clear up a common misconception. The Pizza Bag does indeed look ...
There was a time, not so long ago, when mountain and road drivetrain parts from the world’s biggest manufacturer played nicely together. Road brifters had no problem shifting a mountain ...
The hardest part in writing a touring bike buyers guide is in first defining the term “touring bike.” After all, nearly any bicycle can and has been used for a ...
The call came in to Adventure Cycling’s front office: “I need a small touring bike.” No problem, there’s the 42cm, 26-inch–wheeled Long Haul Trucker … “No, no, it needs to ...
