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Bikepacking
29. November, 12:37 Uhr

Just announced, the new Tumbleweed Stargazer Ti is a titanium version of the revered steel drop-bar dirt-touring bike of the same name. We had the chance to put one to the test on our local trails and dirt roads before taking it on a 700-mile loaded bikepacking trip to see how it compares to its chromoly sibling. Find all the details in this full review… The post Tumbleweed Stargazer Ti Review...

Bikepacking
02. Mai, 11:23 Uhr

Evan Christenson's third report from the Baja Divide finds him deep in the desert amid a rotating cast of new characters with diverse, unexpected, and occasionally far-fetched stories that brought their paths together in Mexico. Find a staggeringly beautiful gallery of images and a look at the dynamic tapestry of traveling bikepackers and locals that forms along the route here... The post Baja...

Bikepacking
14. März, 11:02 Uhr

A longflap saddlebag is the centerpiece of many neo-traditional dirt touring setups, and the Ron’s Bikes Fabio’s Chest has become a modern classic since its inception in 2016. In this review, Logan digs into the backstory behind Fab’s Chest and reports back on the latest Connecticut-made waxed Cordura model after 1,000 miles of use while bikepacking the Eastern Divide Trail and roaming around...

Bikepacking
14. Februar, 12:09 Uhr

For most of us, traveling by bike started out with a rear rack and a pair of panniers. This simple and timeless setup is at the core of traditional bike touring setups and is still one of the most versatile options. With a growing number of high-quality small panniers, a lightweight rear bike rack can […] The post Rear Bike Racks: Lightweight Options for Bikepacking (List & Guide) appeared...

Bikepacking
17. Juli, 11:19 Uhr

Inspired by Australia’s long-rooted history with overlanding, the Curve GMX+ Titanium is designed to handle big rides through challenging terrain, move swiftly in a variety of conditions, and easily carry everything needed along the way. Miles and Emily spent around two months living aboard the GMX+ during their recent trip to Australia and report back for this review. Find heaps of photos and...

Bikepacking
01. November, 13:04 Uhr

After perusing an incredible selection of bikes from the 2022 Bespoked handbuilt bicycle show in London, our editorial team got together and selected our favorites. Find an incredible photo gallery featuring each of these amazing machines with insight from their builders here... The post 2022 Bespoked Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Bikes appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
16. November, 12:33 Uhr

While touring across Albania, Greece, Italy, and Spain, Henley Phillips found some space amid a busy year to consider a handful of life's big (and small) questions. Find his story of riding toward resolution while remembering to slow down and enjoy the present moment here, plus a vivid gallery of photos from around the Mediterranean... The post What is Gum? Pedaling and Pondering in the...

Bikepacking
17. August, 11:32 Uhr

In our latest Rider and Rig, we catch up with Samer Abouhamad on his way down to Patagonia aboard his streamlined Bombtrack EXT. We talk Beirut, Redshift Kitchen Sinks, Crocs, cakes, and we even rescue a little puppy too. Plus, find Samer's full gear list for his journey across the Americas... The post Samer and his Panamerican Bombtrack Hook EXT appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
01. Februar, 12:07 Uhr

Not every journey ends when you get back home, as Joshua Meissner discovered upon his return from a solitary tour around Scandinavia in 2021. Settle in for a thoughtful reflection on the twists and turns that followed his journey and a set of photos from the vast north here… The post Shaking up the Kaleidoscope: On Appreciating and Letting Go appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
18. November, 12:09 Uhr

Cass heads out for an overnighter with visiting bike travellers and celebrates the rich variety of pedalling machines that are always passing through town. He considers the dubious merits of the fabled Pan-American Highway, and wonders… how many punctures does it take to ride the quietest road? The post The Quietest Road: A Tale of a Bazillion Punctures appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
08. September, 11:01 Uhr

This is the Red Centre, the Outback. It is impossible not to be captivated by its rough beauty, desert plains, rocky gorges, and weathered mountain ranges. The predominantly quartzite ranges are ancient (300-450 million years old) and were once the height of the Himalayas. They’ve been eroded and shaped by eons of weathering, and now […] The post Red Centre appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
18. August, 11:01 Uhr

Based in Berlin and rooted in the world, Vetra Bikes manufactures eye-catching custom bicycles inspired by nature. In this field trip, Josh Meissner and multi-talented founder André Roberedo explore the many tensions that energize the collaborative project. Settle in for a photo-heavy deep dive on inspiration, process, and the many challenges of framebuilding... The post Inside Vetra Bikes:...

Bikepacking
07. Juli, 14:34 Uhr

This week’s Debrief features bike bags made from rain jackets, a new Blue Lug T-shirt, fresh bikepacking books, a mini messenger bag, an Esker giveaway, two events to follow live, and more. Find it all here… The post Friday Debrief: Honey Mustard Ritchey Ultra, HMPL x Arc’teryx, New Oregon Outback FKT, and More… appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
09. Juni, 13:33 Uhr

This week's Reader's Rig comes from artist and retired architect Henk Woltjer in Amsterdam, who shares the 1997 Giant Terrago he found in nearly new condition and reimagined with some fresh parts, a front rack, and a couple of homemade bags. Get to know Henk and his practical and affordable tourer here... The post Reader’s Rig: Henk’s 1997 Giant Terrago appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
15. August, 11:37 Uhr

Bike Friday recently unveiled their new bike designed for gravel riding and bikepacking on everything from dirt roads to chunky doubletrack to flowy singletrack. Like most Bike Fridays, the All-Packa has 20” wheels and folds into a standard suitcase for travel. It also features clearance for 2.4” tires, a newly developed alt-bar, and loads of mounts and space for bags. Read more about it and...

Bikepacking
02. August, 11:38 Uhr

Quite a few people who are planning to ride a segment—or multiple segments—of the Eastern Divide Trail (EDT) have asked what bike they should bring. To help answer that question, we've rounded up photos and details about several bikes and setups used in the making of the EDT and details about what works and what doesn’t… The post Scouting Rigs of the Eastern Divide Trail appeared first on...

Bikepacking
27. Juli, 11:30 Uhr

Looking back on the two months she spent touring the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route last summer, our friend Jessica Shadduck from Ponderosa Cyclery in Nebraska wrote this refreshing piece on what the experience meant to her. Read her candid story of how the 2,700-mile route broke her down and built her back up here... The post Whats the Point? A Sideways Look at the Great Divide appeared...

Bikepacking
12. Mai, 13:01 Uhr

Our Reader's Rig of the week comes from Ben Kampschoer in Victoria, Australia, who shares the gorgeous Titanium Omnium Mini-Max cargo bike he uses for daily life, touring, and hauling his dog Billy. Get to know a little about Ben and find some lovely images of his Ti Mini-Max here... The post Reader’s Rig: Ben’s Titanium Omnium Mini-Max appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
18. Mai, 11:30 Uhr

Updated May 2022 Believe it or not, it wasn’t until the summer of 2012 when plus tires first debuted. Surly Bikes was the originator, launching both the Instigator with 26+ tires and the Krampus with massive 29 x 3.0″ rubber. Coincidentally, it was around that same time when bikepacking began its rise in popularity. We […] The post 29+ Bikes (The Complete List) appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
21. Juli, 11:06 Uhr

In our ongoing Decade in Review series, we take a thorough look into the site’s 10-year archive and identify the gear we’ve tried along the way, choosing our all-time top picks in a variety of categories. For this installment, we share what we consider the best bike handlebar bags for touring and bikepacking. Find the full list of our editors' favorites here… The post The Best Bike Handlebar...

Bikepacking
05. Juni, 11:00 Uhr

In this Field Trip, photographer Evan Christenson heads to Pass and Stow Racks in Oakland, California, to tour the fascinating space and spend a day with founder and fabricator Matt Feeney. See inside Pass and Stow, peek at some unique prototypes, and learn about the mindset required to hold together an artisan rack manufacturing business and a full-time job as an oncology nurse at the same...

Bikepacking
31. März, 11:01 Uhr

In this feature edition of Reader's Rig, we get to know Tom Norman of Vancouver, British Columbia, who shares an in-depth look at his gorgeous Mone El Continente. Find a brilliant set of photos and details about his highly considered build here, which includes a Rohloff drivetrain, dynamo lighting, and a great backstory... The post Reader’s Rig: Tom Norman’s Mone El Continente appeared first on...

Bikepacking
09. März, 11:58 Uhr

In his first report from the storied Baja Divide route, Evan Christenson returns to Mexico's Baja California peninsula to seek answers to questions that have lingered since he first rode it two years ago. As he rides, he gets swept into a sea of other characters with unique stories, perspectives, and questions of their own. Get to know some of them here... The post Baja Divide Pt. 1: Tales from...

Bikepacking
06. Oktober, 12:27 Uhr

NOTE: Florida recently experienced extreme damage and loss from Hurricane Ian (September 29-30, 2022). As such, parts of this route may have flooding, downed trees, and other damage that make it impassable or unsafe at present. We posted this guide for planning a trip at a later date; if you were anticipating riding it this […] The post Eastern Divide Trail (S8): Cypress appeared first on...

Bikepacking
28. September, 14:01 Uhr

Quebec-based Bassi Bikes just added a fresh new Aqua color option to their steel all-road touring rig, the Hog's Back, and put a little twist on their popular Sandy Beige colorway. Check both out here... The post The Bassi Hog’s Back now in Aqua and Sandy Beige appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
16. Mai, 12:25 Uhr

To help mark their 40th anniversary this year, ORTLIEB recently invited us in for an exclusive visit to their expansive facility in the southeast of Germany to see how their universally recognizable waterproof bags are made and learn more about their mission and values. Find our photographic tour of ORTLIEB HQ and an interview with some of the team here… The post A Look Inside ORTLIEB: Made in...

Bikepacking
12. September, 11:13 Uhr

With our fall fundraising member deadline approaching, we’re thrilled to announce our latest Bikepacking Collective Reward project. One lucky member will receive a brand new Revel Wayward hardtail decked out with some of our favorite components: a cockpit with parts from PAUL Components and Ergon, Hunter Cycles Smooth Move Bars, a SRAM GX Transmission, Logos Eudae carbon wheels, a RockShox Pike...

Bikepacking
15. Mai, 12:31 Uhr

Weighing just 255 grams each with a 7-11L volume, the Revelate Designs Nano Panniers were just completely redesigned with a unique four-point compression system that's unlike anything we've seen before. Miles has been putting them through their paces on a 2,000-kilometer dirt tour around Australia, and he put together a detailed review ahead of today's launch. Check it out here... The post...

Bikepacking
24. November, 12:35 Uhr

Launched in the spring, the Supernova M99 DY PRO is a unique dynamo-powered headlight with a turbo-charged "high beam" mode and high-end build quality. Kyle Ponce has been testing one on roads and trails around Germany throughout the fall to find out how its innovative design holds up to the rigors of bikepacking. Find his review here... The post Supernova M99 DY PRO Review: Shine Brighter...

Bikepacking
19. August, 12:52 Uhr

This week's Reader's Rig comes from artist and architecture student Timothé Girard in France, who shares the mid-90s Peugeot Explorer he found in a basement and restored for a two-month tour of France. Learn more about Timothé and his inaugural trip on the Peugeot here... The post Reader’s Rig: Timothe’s 1995 Peugeot Explorer 200 appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
04. Juli, 12:31 Uhr

Bikepacking bags have come a long way over the last two decades, and the options now seem nearly endless, especially for handlebar bag systems. In this guide, we talk through the three main types of handlebar bags and offer pros and cons for each, our picks, and what you should consider when contemplating which type of bag will work best for you. Read more about handlebar rolls vs. harnesses...

Bikepacking
13. Juni, 13:45 Uhr

Last month, Theo Kelsey-Verdecchia became the first person (that we know of) to complete the Tree to Sea Loop in British Columbia in 2022, finishing the 1,000-kilometer route in just nine days. He put together a route report, video recap, and bike and gear details. Find it all here... The post Theo’s Rainy Ride on the Tree to Sea Loop and Curve GMX+ appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
01. November, 13:45 Uhr

Yesterday morning, Andrew Strempke took third place at the 2022 edition of the 800-mile Arizona Trail Race, setting a new cumulative singlespeed Triple Crown Challenge record in the process by racing the Tour Divide, Colorado Trail, and Arizona Trail in one year. Find our interview with him here... The post Andrew Strempke Sets Singlespeed Triple Crown Challenge Record appeared first on...