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    Riding Begets Riding

    Why cycling—and the world—would be better if we all stopped driving to rides Ours is a culture that thrives on dichotomy: iOS versus Android; Coke versus Pepsi; the current presidential administration versus pretty much everyone; and of course the eternal…

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    Four Go-to Camper Meals

    Learning to eat simply—and well—and cook without a mess on the road At home in Santa Fe, I joke that if my wife, Jen Judge, cooks, she will dirty every pot, pan, and serving platter in the kitchen. That’s endearing if…

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    The Ethics of E-Bikes

    When it comes to bikes and tech, morality is a moving target It was back-to-school week, and I was pedaling my two-and-a-half-year-old to his first day when I felt myself beginning to crack. The route is a grueling 1.3 miles…

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    7 Beginner-Friendly Ultramarathons

    > There are no two ways about it: Your first ultramarathon is going to be tough. Really tough. Even on flat courses with soft trails, the body and mind take a beating while running 50 kilometers or more. But that…

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    Cotopaxi's Flashy, Functional New Activewear

    > Cotopaxi has become known for its colorful, eco-conscious approach to outdoor gear and apparel—puffy coats insulated with llama wool, backpacks made from fabric scraps. Earlier this month, the brand released a new activewear collection—the first time the company has branched…