bikepackingonabudget.wordpress.com
What’s next on the shopping list | Bikepacking on a budget
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Bikepacking on a budget. Camping and cycling without breaking the bank. What’s next on the shopping list. There’s a few bits and bobs I’m not happy with any more. I know I originally said I was over the moon with how well the Vango Ultralite sleeping mat worked. And to be fair I still am, but I’m not happy with how big and heavy it is when packed, so I’m thinking of upgrading. In keeping with the “on a budget” aspect of this site, I’m very interested in the AlpKit Numo. That’s a mouthful eh? 2 thoughts o...
vikapprovedblog.wordpress.com
Opportunity Cost… – vikapproved MK2
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More freaking approved than ever before! January 9, 2016. January 9, 2016. I want to do more of this…. The idea of opportunity cost has been on my mind a lot lately. The term describes the situation where making one choice means you give up something else in exchange. If you work overtime on the weekend you get more $ , but the opportunity cost is not going riding with your friends. Conversely if you go riding with your friends the opportunity cost is the lost overtime $ . A new mountain bike costs $5K &...
bedrockandparadox.com
Those inscrutable bears – Bedrock & Paradox
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I dream of a hard and brutal mysticism in which the naked self merges with a non-human world and yet somehow survives still intact, individual, separate. Paradox and bedrock. The Adventures of Little Bear. View @BdrkandPrdx’s profile on Twitter. View bedrockandparadox’s profile on Instagram. View BedrockandParadox’s profile on YouTube. View Dave Chenault’s profile on Vimeo. Crown of the Continent Packrafting Guide. Bob Marshall Wilderness Open. Griz postholing, Bob Marshall complex. Http:/ www.nbcnew...
wheeledpedestrian.wordpress.com
A wheeledpedestrian in Seattle on the 4th of July. | Wheeled Pedestrian Cycling
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Riding a bicycle. It's as easy as walking, but faster. A wheeledpedestrian in Seattle on the 4th of July. July 9, 2015. Guest Post: Dale Wambaugh of Seattle has taken up the invitation. To share his #wheeledpedestrian story. Thanks Dale. You can read more of Dale’s bicycle adventures here. A view of the Seattle skyline from Alki Beach. Fireworks are a big part of the 4th of July celebration in the USA. The fireworks display in Seattle. That meant only one thing…B-I-K-E! Seattle’s Burke-Gilman Trail.
maxthecyclist.wordpress.com
Heap Big Woman, You Gonna Make A Big Man Outta Me – Max, The Cyclist
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Max, The Cyclist. Cycling, Hiking, Backpacking and Bikepacking. Heap Big Woman, You Gonna Make A Big Man Outta Me. Every so often, I see a particularly nice looking fatbike build in some forum or magazine, and there’s a familiar longing in the pit of my stomach. Like a middle school crush, the fatbike whispers in my ear, slips me a note, giggles, and punches me in the arm with a massive $4,200 pricetag. I don’t know whether to smile or cry. Photo courtesy of Salsa Cycles. 8221; said the rep, commenting o...
