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Meh-Roica Bike Contest Tests the Limits of Its Rules
Ownership, tire width and a noon deadline narrow the field in a vintage bike contest, while one drilled crank makes a strong case for gloriously odd ingenuity.
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Paul Seixas’ Next Move Could Reshape Pro Cycling’s Transfer Market
After a fourth-place Tour finish and a striking Il Lombardia win, Seixas faces a pivotal contract decision with team budgets in the balance.
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Lightweight Four-Season Backpacking Tents: Eight Models for Wind and Snow
Compare eight shelters by weight, space and storm protection, then match your tent choice to the forecast and exposure of your trip.
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RV Furnace Maintenance: Seasonal Checks, Cleaning and Annual Service
Test the furnace before cold-weather trips, clear vents and airflow paths, and leave burner and combustion checks to a qualified RV technician.
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Five Bespoked Osaka Bikes Show the Range of Custom Framebuilding
From a titanium climber to a 32-inch hardtail and a detailed adventure gravel bike, five Osaka show builds highlight distinct ideas in custom cycling.
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Cannes, Newport and Annapolis: What Sailing Boat Shows Offer Beyond the Boats
From Cannes to Annapolis, boat shows bring striking yachts and sailing communities together. The boats matter, but so do the conversations and fresh cruising id...
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Fall Riding, Compact Bikes and a Quieter Old-School Mountain Bike
A compact PashMo suits fall riding and small homes, while careful crank maintenance quiets an older mountain bike for a return to the trails.
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RV Furnace Repair Costs: Common Fixes, Labor and Replacement Decisions
Most single-part RV furnace repairs run $150 to $800. Access, labor and parts availability shape the bill, especially on older units.
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Handbuilt Bikes at Bespoked Osaka: Six Standouts in Craft and Design
From a nimble cargo hardtail to a custom Kyoto road bike, these Bespoked Osaka builds show the range of handmade cycling.
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St. Francis 460 Sea Trial: A Shorthanded Catamaran Built for Offshore Miles
The 45-foot, 10-inch St. Francis 460 paired a steady ride in Palm Beach chop with a protected helm and systems designed for self-sufficient cruising.
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Flats Fishing Charter Etiquette: Five Ways to Help Your Day on the Water
Honest skill reports, a light gear load and respect for the captain’s rules help keep a flats charter focused on fishing.
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Sean Higgins’ 1992 Vertebra Full Suspension Prototype Resurfaces in Colorado
An abandoned 24-inch mountain bike led Sean Higgins to Fort Collins framebuilder Jon Lebsack and a rare 1992 Vertebra prototype.
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Cherubim’s Tamahagane All-Road Bike Brings Japanese Steel Craft Into the Modern Era
Built for a film about Japanese steel, Cherubim’s all-road bike pairs hand-shaped chrome lugs with an integrated cockpit and modern components.
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Sailing Beyond Cell Range: Radio, Signals and Clear Crew Communication
Learn the radio, visual and onboard communication practices that help sailors pass urgent messages when cell service fades.
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BlackHeart Road Ti Returns With Titanium Frame Details and Builds From $3,499
The revised Road Ti pairs double-butted titanium with 3D-printed frame details, tire clearance up to 700x35mm with fenders and build options from $3,499.
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1999 GT Mountain Bike Shows Why Top-Mounted Thumbshifters Can Work
A ride on a 1999 GT puts top-mounted thumbshifters to the test, with a look back at the older mountain bikes that led to it.
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Small Class C Motorhomes for 2027: Compact Floorplans for Couples and Families
Compare 11 small Class C motorhomes from 20’4″ to 27’1″, with layouts for couples, families and gear-heavy trips.
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A 50-Year Sailing Reunion Brings Three Cruising Guest Books Back to Life
A message from a former crewmate leads Lin Pardey through decades of sailing friendships recorded in three boats’ guest books.
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Meh-Roica Bike Contest Celebrates Overlooked Road Bikes and Their Staying Power
A Marinoni, narrow tires and rim brakes make the case for caring for yesterday’s road bikes as cycling fashions change.
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North Carolina Coastal Fisheries Case Moves Toward Remedy Phase
A judge found North Carolina failed to protect its coastal fisheries. The state’s appeal delays the next phase, which will address possible remedies.