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Over the weekend, Cane Creek hosted the inaugural edition of CRAFTED, a bike show spotlighting small builders and brands in the American Southeast. Nic popped by to see what was on offer and returned with details on some of the best dirt-focused bikes on display. In his report, he speaks to the event’s significance and highlights the best and brightest of CRAFTED 2026…
Instead of ordering another run of Speedbombs, Stooge Cycles in the UK dreamed up another klunker-inspired rigid mountain bike, and the MK-Moto was born. Learn more and find out how to get your hands on one here…
In a surprise move, Tailfin has officially announced its sale to MVC Group. Although core members will stay on to continue the mission, the sale raises questions about the company’s future. To better understand why Tailfin sold to MVC, Neil spoke with CEO Nick Broadbent. Find his full interview below…
This week’s Debrief features the Unforget Rack, a Misfits-themed Surly Preamble, new 32″ tires from Schwalbe, a teal Jones SWB, the perfect cruiser bar, several events to follow live, and much more. Find it all here…
Over the spring, Tobias Renggli embarked on an ambitious expedition from Alaska to Patagonia, aiming to climb the highest mountain in each of the 35 countries along the way. Learn more about Tobias’s human-powered adventure and watch the first episode documenting his ride from Deadhorse to Denali here…
In this feature edition of Reader’s Rig, we meet UK-based framebuilder Pete Skelton of Medusa Cycles and learn the story of how a rugged 2018 tour across Europe and Asia planted the seed for what would eventually become the Kangal concept build. Find photos and a detailed description of what Pete considers the “ultimate bikepacking rig” here…
The Moots Routt has been updated for 2026, bringing changes to its tire clearance, complete builds, and drivetrain options. With two models comprising the Routt line, the revisions to this fat-tire gravel bike move it squarely into the modern era. Find details below…
The 10th Annual Pisgah Project Bike Raffle is here! This year’s grand prize is a one-of-a-kind REEB Hall Pass loaded with excellent components from some of the best brands in the business. All raffle proceeds benefit The Pisgah Conservancy and its work to protect and improve Pisgah National Forest. Find all the details and how to secure your chance to win while supporting their efforts here…
Replacing one of the most beloved gravel tires on the market, the Continental Dubnital had big shoes to fill. Touted as fast-rolling and grippy, it’s another tire that promises a lot in an ever-changing category. With plenty of experience on the former iteration of the same model, the Race Kings, Nic put some serious miles on the new Dubnitals to see if they’re a worthy heir to the throne…
Blending modern components with old-school aesthetics, the new State 4130 All-Road Flat Bar clears 27.5 x 2.4″ tires, has loads of mounting points, and costs a reasonable $899 complete. Take a closer look at this budget-friendly ATB here…
We recently overhauled our route library to make planning your next adventure easier than ever. With fresh categories that help users sort our 550+ routes, plus a host of other features, Neil’s latest video walks through how it all works. Watch the full video below…
Our fall Garage Sale is on! Our editors are digging into their gear stashes and offering up tons of items at deeply discounted prices. Plus, Bikepacking Collective members who list an item in the Bike Camp Co-op during the two-day event will be entered to win a $100 Velo Orange gift card. Find details below…
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