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Bellroy iPhone Elements Phone Pocket Review

For years, I’ve been placing my phone, credit cards, license and cash in baggies. My bike bag always has a few used baggies I’ve but don’t want to throw out...

Travel Insurance – Protecting Yourself and your Travel Investment

If you’re planning a trip, at some point you should give some thought to travel insurance. There are more than a few scenarios that might prevent or interrupt your trip,...

Lyon on Touring Part 4

I recently saw an episode of 60 Minutes talking about the violin makers of Cremona, in northern Italy. Cremona is the home of Antonio Stradivari and other greats, and a...

Lyon on Touring, Part 3

Here’s a video I created that covers various aspects of touring in Europe. It’s not Hollywood — but I hope you find it useful; and the more you watch the...

Guided vs. Self Guided

By Bob Williams, Beer & Bike Tours We get asked all the time if we offer self guided tours. The answer is not a simple yes. We do offer them...

Lyon on Touring, Part 2. How to Get Around: Trains, Boats and Other Sag Wagons

Here are a few tips: Start our Ride: We often use trains to get to our starting point on the ride, or from the end point of the ride to...

Lyon on Touring, Part 1

A highlight of each of the last 21 years has been my 8-14 day self-guided cycling tour along Europe’s grand rivers. A couple of years ago I wrote, “Cycling Along...

Circling Grenada By Bike

Generally speaking, Caribbean countries are quite small when compared to the rest of the world. This may be true, but it also depends on how you look at it. Sure,...

How To Ride Hills and Enjoy Them by Bill Reuther for Discovery Bicycle Tours

Hills, mountains, passes, gaps, “the road to your house” (or whatever else one calls a road that climbs) often strike fear and anxiety in cyclists’ hearts and minds. This is...

Wider Road Bike Wheelsets Are Becoming More Popular

Last year I went to wider rims and tubular tires for my cyclocross bike. For me, it provided more stability and better handling, and I’d like to think better speed...
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