It’s a thrill to check bikepacking off my 2025 bucket list. The trip might have been my first, but it certainly won’t be my last! I kept an eye on the forecast for days before leaving. Wisconsin has been experiencing a lot of rain. At times, the forecast was pristine, but then it suddenly changedContinue reading “Pedals, Panniers, and Trails: My First Bikepacking Adventure”
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Bikepacking Gear Roundup – Part 2
Figuring out how to carry gear on a bikepacking trip can cause anxiety, especially if you don’t have a bike with dedicated mounting points. Companies are well aware of the growing interest in bikepacking, particularly with non-traditional bikepacking bikes, and now offer solutions that allow you to use any bike for your adventure. Yes, roadContinue reading “Bikepacking Gear Roundup – Part 2”
Unlocking the Adventure: Your Ultimate Guide to Bikepacking
Are you ready to hop on your bike and venture into the great outdoors? Bikepacking might just be the adventure you’ve been seeking! I recently moderated a virtual panel discussion, “Unlocking the Adventure: Your Ultimate Guide to Bikepacking,” which was a resounding success. I’m excited to share the highlights with you. Whether you missed itContinue reading “Unlocking the Adventure: Your Ultimate Guide to Bikepacking”
Empowered Badass Women: Celebrating Cycling Successes Together
I have this running joke with my cycling friends. They always say, “If Sheri plans the route, it will be hilly.” Now, let me be clear: I am not a fan of hills. In fact, I hate them. But I’ve realized that if I embrace the things I hate, I may learn to tolerate orContinue reading “Empowered Badass Women: Celebrating Cycling Successes Together”
The Dusty Bandita
I’m back, folks! Apologies for the radio silence on my blog lately. My work/life balance has been completely off-kilter, leaving me with little time to dedicate to Sunflowers and Pedals. However, I’m determined to turn things around and commit to regular posts this year. So today I present to you an interview with Bri Lui,Continue reading “The Dusty Bandita”
Sunflowers and Pedals 