Finding out what makes your ride different is all part of a journey that may have already begun. I’ve been doing this a while – 16 years, in fact – and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that every ride is different. How To Hit The Road is not just one person’s version of how to do things. This book is totally what I needed… it helped reawaken my need for adventure that has been gradually eroded by work and routine.
Getting started isn’t about knowing everything, but about knowing enough to depart. To achieve this, we’ll break down the planning process, the day-to-day realities, and the longer-term considerations of a big cycling adventure into simple, digestible parts, then tackle each of them methodically via a range of time-proven strategies.Īs you work through this guide and the pieces of your plan start falling into place, remember: How To Hit The Road is a 316-page guide to helping you navigate the maze of choices and concerns you’ll enter when planning a cycle tour or bikepacking trip – from the huge and overwhelming to the seemingly trivial – and arrive at the starting line in a way that reflects the uniqueness of your plans. If you’ve settled on the bicycle as the key to unlocking your post-pandemic wanderlust, and you’re gearing up to explore the world on two wheels, How To Hit The Road is here to help you get those wheels turning.īecause you’ve spent far too long waiting for the travel restrictions to fade away so you can finally start to pedal… but I’m guessing you still have a big list of unanswered questions.
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