Jumping in your car for a road trip evokes classic summer vacation vibes. But trading four wheels for two is when the real adventure begins. While you can still cover some mileage, you can also slow ...

Plain and simple: Bikepacking is for everyone. No matter how intimidating it may seem to strap all your camping gear to your bike and ride from point A to point B and beyond, all it takes is a pinch ...

There's something special about the joy of exploring the world on a bicycle. The wind in your face, the freedom to explore the world's longest and most scenic bike trails, and the satisfying ...

Not all bicycles are created equal, and one that has recently caught my attention is Priority Bicycles' Bruzer. It's a two-wheeler with a can-do attitude and sporting a setup that surprised me to my ...

Wanderlust isn't exclusive to those who own cars they can tow RVs with, as any bikepacker or pedestrian traveler will tell you. But what sets these two apart is that a bikepacker won't always have to ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. E-bikes open up cycling sports to more people, and not just the cheaters. If you buy something from a Verge link, ...

Even if you're a dedicated off-road cyclist, there are going to be times when you have to carry your bike over really rough terrain. The Hike A Bike Harness allows you to keep your hands free while ...

Texas Tech photography professor Jerod Foster is serious about bicycles and adventure travel. Foster is so serious, in fact, that if you stop by the website for Austin-based bike maker Chumba Bikes ...

Graham Averill is Outside magazine’s national parks columnist, but some of his favorite adventures have happened inside state parks. Bikepacking might be the perfect adventure. Ride bikes, sleep ...