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Friday Flick: The Slow Lane
Dedicated to slowly exploring the world on two wheels, Pierre Bouchard and Janick Lemieux have covered more than 250,000 km by bike and spent 14 years in the saddle since 1990.
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The Latest and Greatest Bike Gear from OGC
If you’ve ever spent time in a bike shop, you know the name Outdoor Gear Canada (OGC). Founded in 1979, OGC is an exclusive distributor of premium cycling products. And their distribution channels include nearly every bike shop you’ve ever been to.
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New Docuseries Highlights North America’s Top Off-Road Cycling Race
A six-episode series takes viewers deep into the life of the world's most elite off-road cyclists.
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Tested: Wahoo KICKR CORE Smart Trainer
Any reason not to work out for our family is extremely effective; TV and a bag of chips is always easier. So this year we’re trying out the Wahoo KICKR CORE Smart Trainer.
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Tested: iGO Outland Cabot RS
IGO's new Cabot RS e-bike fits nicely into a niche that's a little bit country and a little bit rock n' roll.
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The Latest Cycling Gear from OGC
OGC and ML offer a preview of the latest cycling gear (road, gravel, mountain) for 2023.
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Simcoe County: Sights and Sips Along the Creemore Loop
Sponsored by Cycle Simcoe. Simcoe County is, for thousands of cyclists, a heaven on earth: one enchanting village after another, each accessed via wide, paved sideroads with far-reaching vistas and…
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Gravel Bandits/Gang de la Garnotte: Bromont Cyclists Shun Pavement
A group of amateur cyclists from Bromont, Quebec decided to trade in paved roads for gravel trails. And they’ve never looked back. words :: Maxime Bilodeau // photos :: Bernard…
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Off-Course: Bikepacking Doesn’t Get Any Easier As You Get Older
From the editor: travel writer Melanie Chambers reached out to us a few months ago with an idea: To bike pack 1700 kilometres across Japan. We immediately leapt on board,…
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Bike Shop Hits Downtown Thornbury
A sentence that has been coming out of the mouths of Thornbury cyclists for years is, “someone should open a bike shop here.” And that’s exactly what new Thornbury resident Darren…
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E-Volution: Behind The E-Bike’s Pedal-Assist Technology
What is an e-bike, exactly? A few common misconceptions include: an e-bike is not really a bike (isn’t it more like a Vespa?); you don’t get a workout on an…
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Mountain Biking in the Andes: The Turquoise Waters of Lake Paron
“You know, it’s the mountain in the Paramount Pictures logo, and many say it’s the most beautiful peak in South America,” says our Mexican friend, a hardcore road cyclist training…
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Mountain Lifer: Fraser Newton—More Than Just a Bike Mechanic
Good bike mechanics are born, not built. Sure, there are courses a person can take and certifications to achieve, but at the end of the day, it comes down to…
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Solo-Cycling Manitoulin Island
Are you a cyclist commuter or weekend rider looking for a bit of adventure? Perhaps you’ve considered bicycle touring but have been unable to find the right group of people to…
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Rob Greenfield: Sharing His Way Home
The ML Interview: Rob Greenfield. By Ned Morgan. This article is part of the Mountain Life Isolation Reading List Introducing our Curated COVID-19 Isolation reading list. Editors from each of our…
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