Bikefishing in Bear Country
In this video our friend Daniel from Tumbleweed Bikes returns and we spend the 4th of July riding gravel roads and fishing for cutthroat. We both are fishing an interesting telescoping Western fly rod from…
PLPTalks – Rebecca Rusch – Growing Gravel
Gravel cycling is growing and gravel events are creating positive benefits to small rural areas. We interview Rebecca Rusch about why she started a gravel event, how it was initially received by the community and…
PLPTalks: Nick Legan – Gravel Cycling
Nick Legan has literally written the book on gravel cycling. In this episode, we discuss the current gravel cycling trend, why it is popular, gravel events, and his new book “Gravel Cycling”. SUPPORT: http://www.paypal.me/pathlesspedaled iTunes:…
Gravel Grinding with Small Wheels?
In this vid, I take the Moulton off pavement! Probably not the design intent of Alex Moulton, but my curiosity gets the better of me as how I test out how well the in-frame suspension…
Bicycle Tourism: Gravel – the next big thing in Nevada
We’re going to be honest here, when we think of Nevada, we usually think of Las Vegas. From a visitor perspective, Las Vegas takes on such a huge mindshare of our pre-conception of the state…
Rode Trip: Portland to Cascade Locks (with a little gravel and a side of corned beef hash)
One of the classic bike rides in Portland is to ride portions of the Historic Columbia River Highway, a 73-mile scenic stretch of road that was once the only way from Portland to points East…
Rode Trip: Burns Road Loop
This weekend, despite very uninviting weather, we made our way to Vernonia for another gravel recon ride with some members of Travel Oregon’s Gravel Working Group. The goal of these gatherings, aside from pedaling on…
Bikefishing on the Iron Horse Trail
When we heard that our friend Jason from Swift Industries was planning a little weekend bike touring / fly fishing extravaganza for the 4th of July AND that we would be riding a portion of…