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Stories told behind handlebars from all corners of the globe. Stay tuned for trip highlights, adventure essays, and travel reportage… and if you have a story to share, get in touch!
I am always up for a burly and rugged challenge, but there is certainly nothing wrong with a smooth and mellow ride, sometimes…
Leaving Africa was like saying goodbye to a dear friend. As the ferry roared out of the El Hoceima port, we watched the foggy cliffs of the Dark Continent fade into the mist. But soon there was something new drawing my eye to the north—the high snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada range in Spain’s southern district of Andalucia.
On our last day of cycling in the High Atlas, our bicycles decided to seek revenge for all of the punishment we’ve put them through…
Once again we ran for the hills…
A few photos from our trek through the Draa Valley and Dades Gorge, in route to the High Atlas Mountains…
A three day cycling route, cut to two, through the Sahara, includes sand, camels, a dust storm and eight flat tires.
A slight dramatization of actual events…
The start of our journey through southern Morocco…
A short respite from the pedals in an Africa that is vastly different than the one to which we’ve become accustomed over the past few months…
In effort to make up for some lost time, we decided to play catch up and take my second favorite form of transport from Mbeya to Dar Es Salaam…
Our Malawi guidebook (published 2012) states that cycling is permitted in Nyika. It also mentions that the Malawi National Park Service is planning to reintroduce lions within the 3,000 square kilometer park in 2013…
As we worked our way North, we had several unexpected surprises, including the amazing Mua Mission…
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