Pro Travel Tip #23
Head to Head: Pico vs Kermit
For this installment of our Head to Head series we carefully evaluate these two chairs to hopefully settle this ongoing debate once and for all.
Map of the Month: Countries Not on the Metric System
The map above shows all of the countries in the world not using the metric system. This begs the question, why does the United States not use a system of measure employed by the rest of the globe? I’ll spare you the historical details which include such yawners as the Treaty of Meter in 1875,…
Pro Travel Tip #22
The Scott Expedition: One Month In
Ben Saunders is now a month into his epic journey to the South Pole and back. He still has 1500 miles to go, which is an incredible distance to comprehend. You can follow his daily progress at http://scottexpedition.com/blog/scorchio
Gear Scout: Kuat NV Hitch Rack
Need a functional bike rack but don’t want something that looks like railroad ties on your car? Check out the NV hitch rack by Kuat for style, function, and efficiency.
American Overlander: Sargent Cycle, Making A Better Seat for Adventure Riding
If you’re looking for a seat that’s comfortable, stylish, and good on the trail, you’ll need to check out this seat.
ARB Releases New Skid plates for the Jeep JK 2012+ 3.6 Liter
Despite what we learned as kids, paper doesn’t beat rock, neither does your undercarriage. Check out ARB’s new skid plates before you hit the trail unprotected.
Is There Such a Thing as Good Instant Coffee?
We’ve all tried the instant cup of coffee. Depending on which one you had your experience may not have been so favorable. Before you try it again take a look at some of the coffee’s here.
Gear Scout: Dave Ellis Torrent Tent
Besides looking like a warm, inviting, and adventurous home away from home, this tent is actually far more functional than you’d guess
VOTD: Riding a Royal Enfield Through India
This is a cool sneak peek into the Royal Enfield factory with a nice travel video through India.
Gear Scout: Giant Loop Soft Luggage
Getting soft luggage that fits your bike properly can be a bit tricky. Getting soft luggage that fits and will actually hold up can be downright impossible. Let us save you the trouble with the Giant Loop Luggage.
The Antarctic Expedition Season is Underway
While the summers in Antarctica are far from warm, the temperatures rise enough for explorers and scientists alike to travel the continent. With the season upon us here’s a look at things to come.
Pedaling in Place: The Bolivia Journal
A professor, writer, and expedition cyclist, Joe Cruz is a modern day Indiana Jones with some adventure stories to match.
Time to Vote for the 2014 ExPo Calendar Images
It’s that time once again, time to vote for the images to be included in the 2014 Expedition Portal calendar. It seems with every passing year the images submitted by our members get better and better. The selection for this year is a stunning collection from around the globe. To see the images, and to…
American Overlander: Adventure Tool Company Shop Roll
We all know having the right tools can be the difference between a minor delay and a major catastrophe. Make sure you have the right tool to carry those essential items; an ATC tool roll.
La Aduana: Not Your Average 2004 Sportsmobile
This great looking sports mobile looks quite normal on the outside, but don’t be deceived the interior is far from it.
Wolfman Boulder Beta Rear Bag
More capacity, more stability, more versatility, and same great looks make this Wolfman bag an attractive luggage option.
Land Rover Sets New Record for Empty Quarter Crossing
The Range Rover Sport, besmirched by many as a lowly “mall crawler,” has been triumphantly redefined.