Cycles of Change

Living on a bicycle transforms transportation into a complete lifestyle. This approach requires extensive planning and preparation, but it offers unique opportunities to experience the world while maintaining a sustainable, minimalist existence. The practice combines physical challenge with [...]

The physical dimension of riding a bicycle across a continent is often the primary focus of preparation, yet it is the psychological dimension that typically dictates the success or failure of the journey. The legs adapt relatively quickly to the repetitive motion of pedaling, but the mind must [...]

Riding a bicycle across a continent places the human body and the machine under sustained, cumulative stress. It is an ultra-endurance event that spans months, not hours. Therefore, the approach to conditioning and maintenance must shift from "peak performance" to "sustainable durability." The goal [...]

Crossing a continent on a bicycle is a logistical puzzle as much as a physical challenge. The distance, roughly 3,000 to 4,000 miles across North America, renders daily improvisation unsustainable. Success requires a strategic framework that addresses route selection, resource management, and [...]

The concept of living on a bicycle strikes many as a paradox. It combines the ultimate freedom of movement with the severe constraints of carrying one's entire life on two wheels. Yet for those who embrace this nomadic existence, the trade-off offers a unique perspective on the world. It is a [...]