Oscar Hearnden

The Time Before Gravel and the Bike we Built for It

Long before gravel existed – back when there were only pebbles, small rocks, and the occasional boulder and long before it had a name or even a race calendar, the world was already full of rough roads, washboard trails, and questionable shortcuts that looked a lot like adventures. Back then,

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Doing the school run on a cargo bike

Car-Lite: The Road to Financial Freedom

After 100 years of cars, a car-lite lifestyle is still a great deal for your health and pocket! In today’s challenging economic climate, many of us are rethinking our spending habits to address growing financial shortfalls and regain our fiscal independence. Rising fuel prices, interest rates, insurance premiums, mounting maintenance

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30 Years of Adventures across the Americas with Ted

From Alaska to Cape Horn: 30 Years of Adventures through the Americas Ted Stagnut is a long-time Bike Friday rider who has spent the past 30 years piecing together an incredible journey across the Americas, covering over 21,540 miles. Rather than cycling every mile, he took a practical approach, combining

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Torsten and Cathy currently touring in New Zealand on their New World Tourists

Top 25 Travel Planning Resources from the Bike Friday Community

The Bike Friday Community’s 25 Favorite Planning Tools A new year means fresh opportunities to explore new destinations and embrace the thrill of cycling. Whether you’re dreaming of a faraway bike tour or simply plotting your favorite local rides, the right travel planning tools can make the difference between a

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