Round the World Bicycle Tour since 2006
Mile zero The Alaska Highway greets us with a determined headwind. Rather than let it shake our determination, we hunker down and vow to push the pedals those 1,390 miles to Fairbanks. The entire length of the highway connecting Alaska
Robi and Moni, two bicycle crazy Swiss cyclists on the road since 2004. Touring Talk episode 3: The Velocos, on the road since 2004 by worldbiking Names: Monika Estermann and Robert Spengeler Country: Switzerland Age: Monica: 39 / Robi: 47
1. The Silk Road: It’s It’s the most evocative name for a highway (or network of highways) in the world. It leads you from ancient capitals like Beijing, Luoyang or Xian far to the west, in the footsteps of legendary travelers like
Touring Talk episode 2: The Alaska Highway all the way up to the Arctic by worldbiking Name: Peer Anselstetter Country: Germany Route: The Arctic Circle to Vancouver with lots of detours to experience cycling in Alaska. Opinion on riding
It used to be that Colombia ranked up their as one of the most dangerous places in the world to cycle. No longer. Security has greatly improved and Colombia is quickly becoming a favorite amongst cyclists on the Pan-American Highway.
Touring Talk episode 1: Cycling Solo across the USA by worldbiking Name: Stephanie Chee Age: 24 Country: Australia Route: Across the USA from the Pacific to the Atlantic via Adventure Cycling’s Northern Tier Route. We crossed paths: In Eureka, Montana
Back in Bolivia we hit a big bump in the road. It sent us into a spin. Two months off the bikes re-grouping and now we’re back on the road full of energy and enthusiasm for the Alaska leg of
Finally we’d managed to stuff, squeeze and squash all our bulky, Alaska-proof, cold-weather gear into four panniers and a dry sack each. Our bikes were heavier than ever. 40+ kilos of gear weighing down each bicycle, we reckoned. One last
After taking their vows, Sarah and James Erck set off for Europe for a two-wheeled honeymoon. The Czech Republic was one of their favorite destinations. Find out why. Reason # 1. More inexpensive than the rest of Europe (other than
Monday July 11th, 8AM from Missoula’s own Adventure Cycling, we set off for Alaska. Yippee! Since the big Bolivia theft, it’s been a long hard struggle to get back on the road. After taking the painful decision to leave South