Bushcraft cycling links

[Gotte]

I've seen a few links to threads on another forum which seem to combine some aspects of bushcraft with cycling. thought I'd post them here, if anyone's interested:



This is a great video from a couple of guys cycling for a year, surviving "off grid".
http://www.americarecycled.org/?p=618

They also have a couple of other videos about people living off grid and surviving as best they can. The Roadkill and Dumpsters video is great. They're all on this page:
http://www.americarecycled.org/?m=201011

Bike tarp. really ingenious:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthrea...-a-thing-as-ULTRA-LITE-touring?highlight=tarp

Ultralite cycling/camping:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthrea...-a-thing-as-ULTRA-LITE-touring?highlight=tarp

Great tipi and stove:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthrea...-a-thing-as-ULTRA-LITE-touring?highlight=tarp


Here's the Bikepacking forum, small, but full of interesting stuff:
http://www.bikepacking.net/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=09880976b0391b9831ffa56961ae6052;www

And Bike Forums touring forum, where there's lots of discussion of things very popular here: bags, mats tents, tarps, Trangias and the like:
http://www.bikepacking.net/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=09880976b0391b9831ffa56961ae6052;www

 

[John Lee]

Another fun site with a great number of documented tours is "Crazy Guy on a Bike." Quite a few people doing trips in the UK and Europe. I also like to follow the Aussies since they have an extra chromosone which over the centuries has created a strange and wonderful sense of humor.

 

[mayfly]

Like that vid a lot

Some of the journals on CGOAB are great reading. One of the best sites anywhere on the 'net IMO. Chris

 

[Gotte]

CGOAB is a great site. i love reading the journals over winter. It always gets me in the mood for spring and summer.