Tag: Tour de France

When the Journey Is the Destination: Discovering Biking Spots around the World

Some people take a journey to arrive at a destination. But for others, the journey is the destination. Some journeys never end, such as Zam: a mountain biking voyage, which goes on and on.

Eat, Pedal, Sleep, Repeat: Can Riding Be a Way of Life?

Most cyclists can relate to the letdown that accompanies returning from a bike tour. Left wanting more, one craves the rhythm of the road— eat, pedal, sight see, eat, sleep, repeat— it’s hard not to miss the thrill as normal life sets back in. For…

5 Kids by Bike? No Problem for This Brave Woman!

A lot of people struggle with the decision to trade in their car for a bicycle. It seems that factors such as convenience, lack of accessibility, and weather often end up outweighing potential benefits like improved physical condition and environmental sustainability. But those who have…

Finding Love in the Saddle: The Modern-Day Nomads Who Were Lucky To Meet Each Other

What could be better than the unparalleled sense of joy and freedom one gets from cycling? Cycling through mountains, washing in rivers, oceans, streams, or whatever other water they are grateful to find, they meet amazing people along the way, often witnessing pain and joy…

How Did the Freeriding Phenomenon Begin? Explore the Magic That Just Doesn’t Happen on the Road

Well positioned as a force in the beginning of the “freeride” phenomenon – Joe Schwartz was one of the first riders to be picked up by the companies and the film makers wanting to document the movement. Creating a magic that just doesn’t happen on…