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Gear Closet: Jabra Sport Pulse Wireless Earbuds
Posted by Unknown on Friday, December 26, 2014
Now that Christmas is over, it is time to start looking ahead to the New Year, a time when many people make resolutions to workout more and to get into better shape. Over the past few years, there have been a number of great [...]
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Cycling,
Endurance Sports,
Fitness,
Gear,
Running,
Technology
Arctic Bike 2015: Cycling 7200km Across Scandinavia in the Dead of Winter
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Not all of the big winter expeditions are taking place in the Antarctic – or on major mountains – this year. In fact, one of the most challenging winter journeys will actually be taking place in Scandinavia, where explorer [...]
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Cycling,
Expedition,
Finland,
Mountain Biking,
Netherlands,
Norway,
Sweden
The Adventure Blog Holiday Shopping Guide
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Thanksgiving is always a great time here in the States. Friends and family gather together to catch-up with one another, enjoy some great food, and relax for a few days. But, it also kicks off the frenzy of the holiday shopping [...]
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Backpacking,
Cycling,
Gear,
Jacket,
Mountain Biking,
Packs,
Trail Running
Expedition 720 Degrees: Circumnavigating the Globe East to West, and Pole to Pole
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, November 4, 2014
An ambitious new expedition is about to get underway in the next few weeks that if successful, will set a new standard for human powered journeys around our planet. Adventurer Angelo Wilkie-Page is about to attempt [...]
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Circumnavigation,
Cycling,
North Pole,
Rowing,
South Pole
Cycling News: Andy Schleck Retires
Posted by Unknown on Friday, October 10, 2014
There was a bit of surprising news from the world of pro cycling yesterday when former Tour de France champion Andy Shleck announced his retirement from the sport. The 29-year old rider from Luxembourg sustained a knee injury [...]
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Cycling
Cannondale Launches New Slice Triathlon Bike
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Here's a story that my triathlete and Ironman friends will certainly be interested in. Cannondale is in Kona this week for the IM World Championship, and while there, they have announced a new version of their much vaunted [...]
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Cannondale,
Cycling,
Gear,
Ironman,
Triathlon
Video: Pedal the World Documentary Teaser
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Last June, German adventurer Felix Starck set out to ride his bike around the world. He spent the next 365 days covering more than 18,000 km (11,185 miles), crossing through 22 countries in the process. Now, he is preparing to release a documentary entitled [...]
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Adventure Travel,
Circumnavigation,
Cycling,
Video
Peak to Peak 2014 Expedition a Success!
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Back in August, I posted a story about the Peak to Peak 2014 Expedition, an attempt by adventurers Grant "Axe" Rawlinson and Alan Silva to climb the highest mountains in the U.K. and France, while traveling between [...]
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Adventure Travel,
Ben Nevis,
Cycling,
France,
Mont Blanc,
Mountaineering,
Paddling,
United Kingdom
Jens Voigt Rides Off Into the Sunset by Attempting to Break Cycling's Hour Record
Posted by Unknown on Thursday, September 18, 2014
With the end of the 2014 pro cycling season nearly upon us, one of the sport's most beloved stars is about to say goodbye. But just as he was throughout his career, Jens Voigt will not be going out quietly. Tonight in Switzerland, [...]
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Cycling,
Endurance Sports
Outside Magazine Shares the Best Gear of Interbike
Posted by Unknown on Monday, September 15, 2014
Interbike is the annual North American gear show for the cycling industry. Each year, hundreds of companies descend on Las Vegas to show off their latest and greatest products, while thousands of people within the industry [...]
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Cycling,
Gear,
Mountain Biking
Adventure Tech: Introducing the Apple Watch
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Yesterday was a big day in the world of tech gadgets. Not only did Apple unveil its new iPhone, it also showed off a new payment system that uses NFC technology to purchase things both online, and in brick and mortar stores. [...]
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Cycling,
Fitness,
Running,
Technology
London2London Update: Sarah Begins Cycling Stage Across North America
Posted by Unknown on Friday, September 5, 2014
It has been quite some time since we last checked in on Sarah Outen and her London2London Via the World Expedition. You may recall, Sarah set out from London, England back April of 2011 on her attempt to circumnavigate [...]
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Alaska,
Circumnavigation,
Cycling,
Kayaking,
Sarah Outen
SUGOI Introduces "Stay Classy" Cycling Jersey to Raise Funds, Awareness of Prostate Cancer
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Each month, our friends over at SUGOI release a new cycling jersey to help raise funds and awareness for a different cause. These jerseys always have a unique styling, and distinctive look to them which helps them stand [...]
CNN Interviews Lance Armstrong
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Former seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong continues to be a polarizing figure, both amongst cycling fans and the general public, with whom his story took on a larger-than-life aspect that transcended the sport [...]
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Cycling,
General Adventure,
Interview,
Lance Armstrong
Video: Solo Riders Take on the TORTOUR Challenge
Posted by Unknown on Monday, August 18, 2014
Last week I told you about a grueling cycling event that was just about to get underway in Switzerland. It was called the TORTOUR, and it challenged riders – both solo and team – to take on a 1000 km (620 mile) course, that featured 14,500 meters (47,572 [...]
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Cycling,
Endurance Sports,
Switzerland