Almost like being there..

Our good friend Adrian Hands, who has ALS, wrote a remarkable FAQs about his condition. Please read it here . In Adrian's honor, we have...

A Tenderfoot's Guide to the PBP Contrôles With the hope of being of some assistance to English speaking randonneurs attempting PBP for t...

When we were in Paris last year, the Velib bike program, where bikes can be rented from dozens of locations around the city, had recently be...

I’ve been saddened by a tragic accident halfway around the globe. There’s a bit of a set-up, but here goes. Paris Brest Paris officials cust...

Thanks to friend Ed at the Daily Randonneur for this info. As you'll see, the good folks in France have been compiling photos taken dur...

When I traveled to France in August for this year's Paris Brest Paris, bikes were on my mind. I saw them everywhere -- on the streets, o...

Well, well...looks like I lost that bet. You'll recall I wagered there'd be 600 Americans heading to Paris. My friend guessed highe...

The results of the online poll are in, and one thing is clear: Most riders heading to PBP have big training plans for July. Nearly half of y...

The Velorution will NOT be motorized! -- Quote from Adrian Hand’s Web site , Mi Pagina de la Bicicleta When the Velorution gets under way, ...

If you’re heading to France in August but don’t speak a lick of French, here’s a little online help for food and drink. 1. Follow this link ...

I love riding with first-year randonneurs. It was not that long ago that I was in their shoes. I can identify with the fear in their eyes as...

If you're fairly new to randonneuring, you may not know that RUSA has twice published a PBP Yearbook with retrospectives from members wh...

Congratulations! You’ve qualified for PBP. Like many other cyclists, you’ll be staying in the Paris suburb of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, whe...