Natali Cockett 
Whether you reside in a sunny region or a wet and cold region, every enthusiastic cyclist needs to take some measures to maintain their bicycle. If you live in a location that experiences constant harsh weather, it may be best to purchase a second-hand bicycle instead. Thus, this way, you can cover your new bicycle … Read more
Visiting Las Vegas is something that should be on everyone’s list, as this city is much more than a gambling hub. Yes, the instant thought when someone mentions this city is about games of chance and having the time of your life (if you remember it, of course), but there are also many breathtaking sights, … Read more
When it comes to working out, there are so many options to choose from. But if you’re looking for an exercise that’s good for your heart, you might be wondering if running or cycling is better. In this article, we’ll take a look at the benefits of both exercises and help you make a decision … Read more
Biking is a great way to get some exercise and fresh air. But when is the best time to bike, morning or evening? It turns out that both have their benefits. Read on to find out more! The benefits of biking in the morning Biking in the morning is a great way to start your … Read more
Distance: 77.1 mi (124.1 km) Notes: enter Mexico!, climb out of Tecate, desert camping begins several miles outside Tecate, the highest point on the route is between Neji and Ojos Negros at 4700′ Warning: No water available between the south end of Tecate and Ejido Sierra Juarez (63 miles), do not camp immediately at the bottom of … Read more
Distance: 57.2 miles (92.1 km) Notes: mixed terrain urban routing out of San Diego, 3000′ Otay Mountain ascent, Olympic Training Center at Chula Vista, few wild camping opportunities, stop at the historic Barrett Junction Cafe for one last American meal, bring $20 cash for tourist permit at USA/MX border crossing, for free camping after Tecate … Read more
Distance: 70 mi (112.7 km) Notes: resupply in Colonet is essential, ride the sandy arroyo from Ejido Benito Juárez up to elevation, paid camping and rustic lodging at El Coyote and Rancho Meling, technical doubletrack after Rancho Meling, FASS Bike in Vicente Guerrero is the best shop on route Resupply: Colonet-FWMR Bus, Ejido Benito Juárez-fW, Rancho El Coyote-WMCR, … Read more
A 27.5+ hardtail with tubeless wheels and durable tires is recommended for the Baja Divide. The recent proliferation of plus bikes, which feature 3.0” wide tires, are a boon to bicycle adventurers in Baja California. -Sandy tracks require 3.0” tires for flotation, while wide tires also provide natural suspension and necessary traction on rough terrain. … Read more
The Baja Divide was developed by Nicholas Carman and Lael Wilcox in the winter of 2015-2016 on two consecutive rides down the peninsula. Lael and I last rode into Mexico in 2011 when we spent six months riding from Tacoma, WA to the southern tip of Baja, where we then caught a sailboat across the Sea of Cortez to … Read more
The Baja Divide is a rugged 1,700-mile off-pavement bikepacking route down the length of the Baja California peninsula, from San Diego, CA, USA to San José del Cabo, BCS, MX, researched and developed by Nicholas Carman and Lael Wilcox in the winter and spring of 2015-16. This route connects the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, historic Spanish mission … Read more