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Camping & Overlanding
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Should You Cover Your RV? Winter, Summer and Storage Advice
A breathable RV cover can guard against sun, snow and debris. Weigh the storage conditions, upkeep and alternatives before choosing one.
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Five Places Where Cyclists Should Get Off and Walk
Crowds, steep exposed terrain, soft sand, fragile trails and stairs can make walking the safer, more considerate choice.
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A 7.3-Mile Portland Bike Route Links Davis Graveyard and Halloween Displays
Ride from Sellwood Park through three neighborhoods to Davis Graveyard, with about 200 decorated homes and three pedestrian cut-throughs along the way.
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A Sticking Brake Lever Leads to a Retro Shift Fix on a GT Bike
A rear brake lever pivot kept slipping out on a GT test bike. Replacing its integrated shifter with Shimano 7-speed thumbshifters restored shifting on the 8-spe...
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RV Furnace Troubleshooting: Power, Propane and Airflow Checks
Trace a cold RV furnace through power, propane and airflow checks, and learn when ignition faults or alarm signals call for a technician.
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Bosphorus Run 10.5K: Pacing Lessons Before the Istanbul Marathon
A 46:20 run along the Bosphorus offered a strong fitness check, with lessons in crowd management, steady pacing and race day kit.
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Boat Anchor Types for Sand, Mud, Grass and Rocky Seabeds
Match your anchor to the seabed: fluke, plow, Bruce and grapnel designs each suit different conditions, with scope and setup shaping how well they hold.
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Intermittent Fasting Kept Some Weight Off for a Year, but Muscle Loss Remained
A 12-week trial found lasting weight reductions after intermittent fasting, while early eating better preserved fat loss and lean mass remained a concern.
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Maine High School Sailing Builds Skill and Community Across Rockland Harbor
Islesboro sailors train with mainland teams in Rockland Harbor, where shared practice builds racing skill, confidence and lasting ties.
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Leopard 52 Review: Hybrid Power, Owner Comfort and Offshore Sailing
The Leopard 52 pairs a three-stateroom liveaboard plan with optional hybrid power and a flybridge built for sailing and lounging.
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Steel Cervélos, LeMond Forks and the Final Hours of a Vintage Bike Contest
A last call for bike contest entries brings out steel Cervélos and LeMonds, old fork stories, and a spirited debate over cycling computers.
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Seven Lessons From Kona’s IRONMAN World Championship for Triathletes
Kona’s rain, rough water and punishing heat showed why adaptability, practiced fueling and sound judgment matter across every distance.
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Minn Kota-Humminbird Merger Brings New Displays, Trolling Motors and Boat Controls
Minn Kota is folding Humminbird sonar into a wider fishing system, with new displays, app controls and more products planned for 2027.
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Karel’s Kona Ironman: A 10:11 Finish Built on Patience and Adaptation
Hamstring trouble, a dead bike and Kona’s heat tested Karel’s race plan. He finished in 10:11:02, 37th in the 50–54 age group.
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RV Exterior Seals: Care for Windows, Doors, Trim and End Caps
Choose sealant for the surface, inspect seams regularly and keep window drains clear. Learn when a touch-up is enough and when a repair needs a technician.
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Paul Seixas Takes Il Lombardia at 20 with a Record Civiglio Climb
A 20 km solo attack earned Paul Seixas his first Monument win and a new age record. He finished 48 seconds clear after a careful descent.
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Magnus Bak Klaris Wins Gravel World Title in Four-Rider Sprint in Nannup
After 144 kilometres in Nannup, Magnus Bak Klaris beat Florian Vermeersch, Connor Swift and Mads Würtz Schmidt to claim the gravel world title.
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RV Trailer or Motorhome? Compare Costs, Driving and Camp Setup
Compare trailer and motorhome costs, driving, setup and space to find the RV that fits your travel style and plans.
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Three Weeks to Istanbul’s 15.5K: Pacing, Training and Tapering
With three weeks until Istanbul’s November 1 race, structured workouts are giving way to a smarter plan: stay sharp, recover well and pace patiently.
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IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Kona Course, Athletes and Viewing Guide
Kona welcomes 2,548 athletes for a one-day championship, with a demanding swim, windy bike course and heat-exposed run.