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Cycle tourism: panniers or trailer?

After two of my four saddlebags unhooked and glided over a gravel road in Bolivia, I wondered if it wouldn't have been better to go with a trailer. After a long reflection, I weigh here the pros and cons of the two systems.

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Cycling: jumping into the water

Whether you dream of going around Lac Saint-Jean, going to Gaspésie via a panoply of paved roads or crossing the Andes mountain range, your concerns are probably the same as those of most cyclotravellers: having the right equipment , be in good enough shape, know your way around and know where to stop. Here are some tips to make your preparation easier.

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Is it necessary to be ready for anything?

Reading the travel blogs to prepare for my round-the-world cycling trip, I felt like I had to be able to cope with all imaginable situations on my own. After half the globe, I now know that there are other options besides lugging everything in my saddlebags.

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