Bicycle camping

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Tiny campers towed by bicycles have become increasingly popular the last couple of years. This extendable model was built by German bike-aficionado Stefan.

Element and weather resistant fabric, weather shield, and rear vent window Unique folding frame for simple, compact storage when not in use Compatible with nearly all adult bicycles with included coupler. Fits 20”-29” wheels Internal 4-point D-rings in its no-slip interior base provide additional security and safety for your gear while on the road Hauler carries gear, toys, food, textbooks, and other goods in place of bulky, cumbersome backpacks Includes safety flag for added visibility…

Whether you want to rough it in a tent or want to "glamp" in a cushy camper, check out 6 of our favorite camper and tent designs. - Part 2

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First, assume an Australian accent. It'll help when you pronounce the name of this snazzy bike trailer setup: Midget Bushtrekka. This pimped out bike trailer has “duallies” (kind of) and is designed to pivot and absorb shock. It can be adjusted to fit on a range of bike frames and has leveling legs to address uneven

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Here's how to find pedal-powered freedom and adventure in wild places with the fast-growing outdoor sport of bikepacking.

Packing list for long-distance touring bicyclist James Schauer: 300 pounds of stuff. As you can see at left, this 60-year-old semi-retired computer programmer is pretty easy to identify as he hauls his rig across the rolling countryside of rural Maryland. He pedals a mountain bike loaded with stuff and tows a 14-foot canoe that shelters more stuff underneath. He left the St. Louis area last September and has been tooling around the East Coast by bicycle and canoe ever since. With no house…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X1b7PA0l7w&ab_channel=ModyplastNoldenThe popularity of e-bikes and bicycles around the globe is soaring high, and at the ot