Currently: Biking through South America from Peru to Argentina!
Truthfully, I’m not a big fan of road riding (actually, I’m not a big fan of cars). But I do love a nice scenic bike path and I’m diving into the world of gravel biking with my new Otso Warakin. While road and gravel aren’t my first loves, I will never turn down a two-wheeled adventure! Here, you can join me as I dive into the skinny tire world
3,000+ km from Costa Rica to Mexico
The Big Easy on two wheels!
Explore the Puget Sound by bike
A beautiful bike path along Lake Champlain
My favorite bike path from childhood
Stunning oceanside bikeways
A paved path through temperate rainforest
A fun (and flat) ride in Louisiana
My experience & why it wasn’t for me
A great day out on skinny tires!
be ready for your next skinny tire adventure!
Help reduce waste and support small businesses by choosing upcycled bicycle gifts that repurpose old bike chains, inner tubes, tires, and more
Experience the City of Kings up close and personal on a New Orleans bike tour that hits all the must-see landmarks and historical sites.
One of my favorite ways to explore a new city is by bike. You can cover a lot more ground on two wheels than on foot and discover countless hidden gems like back alleyways filled with gardens, off-the-beaten-path cafes, small neighborhood parks, fun art, and so much more. So when I was in Lima, Peru…
Shop for the best discount cycling gear and find deals on new and used bike gear including full bikes, wheel sets, apparel, and more.
Seattle is one of the best cities to explore by bike. Find the best Seattle biking adventures here from scenic bike paths to mtb singletrack
As a mountain biker, I wasn’t always a firm believer in hydration powders and electrolytes. I thought they were just another marketing gimmick for a product that I – and you – don’t need. Water is fine, right? But let me tell you, that belief has run its course! After a few big 30+ mile Tour de Valley’s and some sweaty, sweaty days in the saddle, hydration powders are a firm staple in my pantry.
Learn helpful tips on how to fly with a bike including the best airlines to choose, tips for packing a bike bag, baggage fees, and more.
If you’re anything like me, bikes are pretty much all you think about day-in and day-out. Where is the next ride going to be? How cool is that new [enter bike brand] design? Do I really need another pair of HandUp gloves (yes)? How the hell do people bunny hop so high? Biking is on my brain and if you’re reading this, I’m guessing that it’s on yours too. So why not consider a biking job for your next career move?
There are a number of different types of bike racks and they’re all pretty unique, so how do you know which one is best for you? The answer depends on a lot of factors like what kind of car you drive, what kind of bikes you have (road vs mountain), whether you plan on doing road trips or you just want to commute to local trails or bike paths, etc… There is no one right answer for which type of bike rack you should get, but hopefully the information below will help you choose the right bike rack for your needs!
