The 2 Allegros

It was bitter-sweet finishing the TransAm which we did in Astoria on 17 August. The TransAm tradition is to put dip your rear wheel in ...

A friend of ours Rachel wrote with these questions, replied to below.  I'm intrigued to know how hot the temperatures have been, wha...

Going downhill is what we have been dreaming about through all the mountains we have been traversing over recent weeks. Idaho has provide...

We have just been in Missoula, Montana, which, apart from being a cool small city with great cafes, bars and bike shops, a bit like a m...

We are now well past halfway, just into Montana having a rest day in West Yellowstone, after a wonderful day yesterday riding through the...

  Kentucky geographically and geologically can be divided into east and west, the east still being the mountainous Appalachians, the Wes...

A couple of days a go we met Ted and Rene from the Netherlands. As well as having their own smart outfits and lightweight gear, Ted runs ...

More advice from our Transam mentors Jack and Lauren : stay in every church you can. We now understand why. In Yorktown we had a lovely ...

The 2017 TransAm bike race is currently underway. We are watching progress on the website map. Most are racing East to West so we can e...

Again quoting Jack and Lauren who advised us about doing the TransAm - everything will wear out we were told; but I didn’t expect that ...

At dawn on Wednesday 7 June we started the TransAm bicycle route by dipping our back wheels in the Atlantic at Yorktown, Virginia. The ...

Before leaving we were able to fit a final catch up with our inspiration for the trip, Jack and Lauren Dunstan who rode the TransAm West...

First stop is to our friend Richard Ayling co-owner of Digari distributors and the designer of our wonderful Allegro Tour bikes. Richard ...