We recently released the first book about our bicycle travels… finally! It’s part of a four book series that chronicles our trip around the globe and beyond. The first offering, 1,000 Saturdays| New Zealand, follows the first three and a half months of our life changing adventure. The book includes photos, philosophies, and practical information about bicycling touring and life on the road.
Get ready for a fun new series on Live, Learn, Ride. We’ll be seeking out some of our bicycle people to share their favorite memories and thoughts on their two-wheeled life.
We saw these two cross-country (as in the USA) cyclists today as we were headed home from Texas. They started their journey late last October and have been enjoying some of the worst weather ever in the East.
Deep in the heart of Laos along the Mekong River, my husband and I huddled together, staring at the six-inch crack. We were looking at the rim of my husband’s bicycle wheel and we knew were screwed. Hours from the nearest major city without possibility of repair, we contemplated the remainder of our bicycle adventure from the back seat of a speeding express bus.
You’ve heard the saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” right? So when your buddy pulls up on a cruiser and you think singlespeed, take a closer look. Their bicycle is quite possibly driven by an internal-gear hub, otherwise known as a hub gear.
BOB. BOB is not a person, it’s an acronym. BOB stands for Beast of Burden. In BOB’s case, its burden is cargo pulled by a bicycle.
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