Article & Photos by Maria Christina Shultz, SUP with your PUP This looks silly, I know. But before our Burley Tail Wagon arrived I started thinking about how I was going to introduce the dogs to it. Riley and Kona don’t like crates, and I’m thinking that a small enclosed space like the trailer might be a […]
Howdy! My name is Rico and I am a park ranger with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). I work as a ranger on the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument. I purchased my Burley Coho XC trailer in November 2018. I was really excited when your company designed a trailer that was truly singletrack mountain […]
Starting on the 2nd August 2019 Watch Manager Justin Rowe from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (based at Malton fire station), will be running from Bar Harbor, Maine to the United States Marine Corps War Memorial Arlington County in Virginia. He will be running unsupported for a distance of approximately 1,000 miles over 44 […]
Article & Photos by Bree Kunkel Noodle is a dog my husband, Kyle, and I [Bree] decided to adopt after hearing about her from a friend. She was a cute little black puppy around 4 months old. Every adopted dog is a special dog but Noodle was going to require some extra special attention. Noodle […]
Article & Photos by The Bikings Project Franco, Maxo, and I (Daniel) are from Argentina and have a great adventure 16,000 km around Australia. Two brothers and one friend traveling with their instruments. This is The Bikings Project. Having started in Perth, we are now finishing the Great Ocean Road heading to Melbourne, after 4,500 […]
Burley Mission: Our vision is to build the next generation of riders, adventurers and explorers. This is our legacy, and we build it one day at a time by investing in our products, our people and our community. In Burley’s 40 year history, their focus has always been on children, safety, and the bike community. Burley is […]
Photos and Article from Jen Sotolongo, Long Haul Trekkers Like backpacking, packing for a bikepacking trip is a fine art. When you add a dog to the mix, it becomes even more complicated (and quite a bit heavier!). After spending two years on a cross continental cycle tour with our dog, Sora, we can pack […]
Photos and article from Becky Vordermann, Barefoot in the Burley Blog A few months ago, we had decided we wanted to bikepack in Grand Staircase-Escalante. After many weeks of cold and clouds, our family was ready to head south to the desert for spring break. Neither Bryon nor myself, had heard of the national monument, […]
Timeline & Photos from Joshua Crane, The Coffee Ride Follow along on the everyday adventures of The Coffee Ride’s daily bike deliveries. The Coffee Ride, a Boulder, Colorado based business, is creating awesome specialty roasts sustainably delivered by bike locally with the Burley Nomad. Rain or shine, The Coffee Ride always delivers your morning favorites. 7:00 am […]
Photos & Article by Ross Exler Years ago, while I was a student at the University of Colorado and working in a lab that studied species of fish from Lake Tanganyika, I came up with the idea for an expedition. The idea was to link 3 of the largest lakes in the world, Lake Malawi, […]
