‘How’s the Rohloff holding up?’
After building my bike and cycling halfway round the world, interest in the Rohloff SPEEDHUB has become an FAQ (more than the bike itself). So here’s my review to answer that question.
When I started considering the bike I would need for a world journey, there was nothing on … Read on »
My first tent was a two-person, four-season Wild Country. It was a shelter for serious adventurers and climbers and It was a big investment for a 14-year-old, but I loved it. Over a ten year period I spent more than a year of my life in it, but eventually it fell apart. The waterproof … Read on »
Touring bikes withstand a lot of pressure and on crappy roads, take a lot of abuse. There are many options when it comes to frames but the most important considerations if you’re heading of the beaten track, is strength and repairability. That means weldability — steel.
Not so long ago, chromoly steel was the … Read on »
Trailer vs Panniers
When I started bike touring I used a Yak BOB trailer, which I thought was the best thing out there until I moved to Europe and I bought a cheap alloy rack and rear panniers to do some touring in Scotland. The weight savings (about 5 kg) and improved stability was … Read on »
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Greetings from the Russian Far East!
Earth Odyssey Expedition 2nd Stage has finally begun.
1901 days
Bicycle ODO: 9,400km
Sail ODO: 3,440Nm
Location: Sakhalin, Russia
Current Status: heading north
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