Nowadays you can rent out a car, motorbikes, bikes, or even electric bikes, but why not try electric scooters for a change? First of all, let’s get this one thing straight, scooters are not only meant for kids, but adults can also enjoy them, once you try them out, you are opened to this new
Commuter Bikes are great for a variety of reasons, and you need them to make your life easy and comfortable. May it be a folding, utility…
Planning a vacation but can’t carry much with you? Are you moving into a brand new studio, the amazing kind that you always wanted, but it has limited space? What will happen to your bikes, surely you just can’t leave them! These are problems with easy answers- Folding Bicycles! Not many people have heard of
One of the hardest things to do in life is staying in top shape, and you could be 50 but still look 30, everyone wants that (Even if they have to ride a stationary bike for it). Some people even love having shortcuts for that goal, some go to the gym while others use the
Carbon Fiber Bikes are ranked as the strongest and the lightest! Their unique material allows them to outperform other sorts of bikes…
Single-Speed Bikes have been on the horizon for a while now, they offer great performance, speed, and are easier to maintain. Bikes that give exceptional performance and are easy to use sell like hotcakes and also gain immense popularity but they also get expensive eventually. These Single-Speed bikes or simple bikes have fewer components than
Too many times, safety is sacrificed with electric scooters. But as seen on the streets, even inexperienced and carefree cyclers can safely ride a fat tire electric scooter as they are very stable. A fat tire electric scooter rides both on the streets and the sidewalk. What is a Fat Tire Electric Scooter? Fat tires
People buy bikes for different purposes: For racing, road-biking, mountain-biking, touring or commuting. Whatever the reason you have for spending your hard-earned money on purchasing a bicycle, it is very important that you get the perfect bike for yourself. Or else, you would be throwing away your money. In this article, you will discover the
For me, there are 5 different types of bikes you should know. I left off a few from this list because they might be a subcategory of one of these others or they may just not be super important. For example, beach cruisers may be a fun way to ride on Saturdays down at the
Bicycle touring has a rich and unique history. From working class travel in late 19th century Europe, to US soldier brigades traveling entirely by bike in the early 1900’s history has seen its share of people who supported and got the most out of bike travel. However, prior to 1976, bicycle touring was really seen
Bikepacking is a relatively new thing on the scene. Although touring and other forms of bike travel have been around for quite some time, it really hasn’t been until now that folks are starting to make gear and bikes specific to bikepacking. Obviously we can’t explore everything but what I can do is give you
Alice Goffart and Andoni Rodelgo biked around the world for 7 years. They started shortly after their first child Maïa was born, kept going through their second pregnancy and gave birth to Unai on the road! In this exclusive interview they share why they decided to bike around the world, how it affected the children,
Patrick Jones and Meg Ulman spend a year cycling up and down the east coast of Australia with their two boys. Great idea – and what really made their trip unique was that they aimed to live of foraging, roadkill and other free food! By doing so, they showed just how much free food there
Tilmann Waldthaler has been cycling since October 1977! So far he has visited 143 countries and cycled 462,000 km (287,000 miles). His tours have been full of adventure, including crossing the Himalaya mountains, being shot at in Iran and meeting his wife in the middle of Sahara. In this interview he explains how he travels,
A few weeks ago I heard about Shirine who is biking around the world. That is impressive by itself, but what is even more impressive is that she started when she was 20 years old, that she did it alone for the first 10 months and that she survives on just $5 per day! It
Nancy Sathre-Vogel went on a trip that took her from Alaska to Argentina and lasted almost three years. And she was not alone. Together with her was her husband and their two 10 year old children. Here she tells us about the trip, how it is to do long distance biking as a family and