I discovered that I am capable, and strong, and brave… and that spandex is not required, that despite some of the expert opinions floating around on forums…bike touring really is

Hi my name is Tatiana and I am traveling with my dog Rodrigez. We are now in Corsica. I love it here , it’s so beautiful and I feel safe

My name is Harriet and I thought I’d get in touch about my cycle touring.  I finished university in 2013 and didn’t fancy getting a ‘proper’ job so I decided

I’m Colleen, aka Super Biker Woman. No, I didn’t give myself that name. My friend’s 4 year old son called me Super Biker Woman (he was Super Cowboy). He’s in

Greetings,I took up cycling about 3 years ago after hurting my back while working for USAID in Afghanistan. Last Jan/Feb I cycled the south island of New Zealand solo on

Patricia reached out to the WOW wall from her first solo trip in South America. After taking on the infamous Caretera Astral she tackled the Andes of Argentina.

“Bicycles are wheels. You can do all kinds of things with them. My preference is to use them to travel. When I can’t travel, I ride near home.” A wonderful

Grace Johnson met her photographer husband Paul Jeurissen while pedaling the trans-america in 1981.  They have been pedaling together ever since. I met Grace in China when they were working

  I am lucky to live the life I choose. I never had to give up any fancy lifestyle because this is it. And this will be it for a while yet. Unless

Delphine Torrekens, a year in Asia Delphine Torrekens spent a year cycling in Asia.  When I met Delphine she was pedaling in China. Happy to be avoiding winter back home

In 1895, the first woman cycled around the world.  She was a suffragist and mother of 3, her name was Annie Londonderry.  The Annie Londonderry website is full of fun

Bernadette Speet, guide book author (Cambodia and Laos) and world cyclist Escape Travels

Ceri Smith, tours in her home country of Scotland