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The Gringo Primer: Pointers for Bikepacking Latin America

Bikepacking
04. Oktober, 11:12 Uhr

Following a three-year trip from Mexico to Argentina with his Salvadoran partner, Jake Dacks put together this concise guide to help folks fill in some cultural and historical gaps before traveling through Latin America. Beyond the nuts and bolts of bikes and gear, these non-technical insights aim to help bikepackers have a more immersive experience in the region. Find the guide and further...
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Montanas Vacias, Ernesto Pastor, and his Surly Ogre

Bikepacking
04. August, 11:01 Uhr

Ernesto Pastor crafted his revered Montañas Vacías bikepacking route with an unusual level of care and dedication, and it now draws a steady stream of bikepackers to Spain's remote interior. In this Rider & Rig feature, we examine his motivation behind the project, its local impact, and his trusty Rohloff-equipped Surly Ogre's role in experiencing and documenting the landscapes he calls...
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Women on the Move (Film)

Bikepacking
08. März, 13:07 Uhr

In the latest film from The Adventure Syndicate, "Women on the Move," a team in Scotland uncovers some fascinating research into clothing patents and reveals an extraordinary hidden history behind women’s sportswear. You can watch the unique 25-minute film, read about the project's backstory, and browse a gallery of photos here... The post Women on the Move (Film) appeared first on...
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bicycling

Wheels on Ice: Stories of Cycling in Alaska (Book Review)

Bikepacking
17. Januar, 15:15 Uhr

"Wheels on Ice: Stories of Cycling in Alaska" is a 320-page book that dives deep into tales of bicycles in the far north from the gold rush of the late 1800s up to Lael Wilcox's recent ride of every major road in the state. Alaskan cyclist and writer John Messick offers an engaging review of the collection here... The post Wheels on Ice: Stories of Cycling in Alaska (Book Review) appeared first...
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Eastern Divide Trail (S3): Lupine

Bikepacking
20. September, 12:39 Uhr

Segment 3 of the Eastern Divide Trail, aka Lupine, is named after a distinctive flowering plant that carpets the landscape throughout the eastern United States, spanning from New England to Florida. A native species to Maine named Sundial Lupine (Lupinus perennis) has been steadily declining in number and range since the Industrial Revolution and is […] The post Eastern Divide Trail (S3):...
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Seven Shots from The Goats

Bikepacking
26. Dezember, 12:32 Uhr

In the second installment of photographer Ryan Le Garrec's new "Seven Shots" series, he shares the untold stories behind a set of photos from The Goats bikepacking race in Portugal. Find his latest alternative approach to storytelling featuring seven images and short interviews with Sofiane Sehili and other racers here... The post Seven Shots from The Goats appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
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Bikepacking Iran: Beyond the Veil

Bikepacking
10. Juli, 11:50 Uhr

While bikepacking across Iran last fall, Johan Wahl and his wife Jana peeled back some of the layers of misunderstanding that shroud the country, getting to know its people firsthand while navigating broader political complexities. Find their story finding connection and inspiration accompanied by a vibrant gallery of photos here... The post Bikepacking Iran: Beyond the Veil appeared first on...
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Daniel and his Light and Lean, Third-hand Salsa El Mariachi

Bikepacking
18. Januar, 13:31 Uhr

In a world that idolizes the latest and greatest, we deconstruct Daniel Schmidt's lightweight Salsa El Mariachi bikepacking rig built solely with second-hand parts and winter specials. We talk about his guiding company, Ramble Bikepacking, his trail work through the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps, and how to avoid the perils of doomscrolling. And despite his "low-key competitiveness," we...
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