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Flying with Your Bike: A Quick Guide to Stress-Free Travel
Thinking about escaping Canmore or the Bow Valley this holiday season? Taking your bike on an airplane opens up epic cycling adventures worldwide, but it requires some planning to avoid damage, surprises, or hefty fees. Here's a short rundown of the essentials to get your bike there safely. 1. Check Airline Policies First Bike fees and rules vary wildly—typically $50–$200 each way, with size/weight limits (often 62 linear inches and 50–70 lbs). Some airlines waive fees for sp
Adam Storms - Bow Valley Bike Guy
6 hours ago1 min read


Quick Maintenance Tasks for Winter Fat Biking and Commuting
Winter fat biking is one of the most rewarding ways to stay active when the snow flies. Those massive tires float over fresh powder, turn icy commutes into adventures, and keep you pedaling when most cyclists hang up their bikes for the season. But cold temperatures, snow, slush, road salt, and ice can be brutal on your bike—especially if you're using it for daily commuting. The good news? A few quick, regular maintenance tasks can keep your fat bike running smoothly, prevent
Adam Storms - Bow Valley Bike Guy
2 days ago3 min read


Winter Cycling in Canmore: Fat Bikes, Frozen Trails, and Pure Mountain Magic
If someone told me ten years ago that I’d be grinning with a frozen snot-sicle off my face while pedaling through a snow-covered forest at –10 °C, I would have laughed. Yet here I am, absolutely hooked on winter cycling in Canmore, Alberta. This little mountain town, nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, turns into a fat-bike paradise the moment the snow sticks. Why Canmore is a Winter Cycling Dream The Trails Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park is the epic for win
Adam Storms - Bow Valley Bike Guy
3 days ago2 min read
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