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Just launched, the new Cane Creek Invert is an inverted short-travel gravel suspension fork, and it’s the lightest one yet. Find details on the 30mm travel Cane Creek Invert SL and 40mm Cane Creek Invert CS here…
After countless requests for a top tube bag, Outer Shell took their time designing something that’s stable, easy to use, and adaptable to be either bolted or strapped to your bike. We had to chance to test one out for a few weeks ahead of today’s release. Find Miles’ thoughts on the new Outer Shell Top Tube Bag and all the essential details about it here…
This week’s Debrief features a couple of new JPaks products, PEdALED Odyssey video, freestanding vs. non-freestanding shelters, Arizona Trail ITTs, Johnny Hudski on VHS, fresh Randi Jo waxed canvas colors, events to follow live, and much more. Find it all here…
Our 183rd Collective Reward giveaway comes from the folks at SimWorks, who are setting up one lucky site supporter with a set of fork, saddle, and handlebar bags from their Sim Loader collection. Find details on what’s included and sign up for a chance to win before next week’s cutoff here…
This week’s Reader’s Rig comes from Luke in England’s picturesque Peak District, who shares the Singular Gryphon Mk 3 he built up to be able to experience more corners of the UK by bike. Get to know Luke and his steel all-terrain rig here…
Restrap just unveiled a new side-release bottle cage that offers 25mm of sliding adjustment and an integrated retention loop. Find details on it and their new Contour water bottles here…
Following his ode to the hike-a-bike, Jacob Martin’s latest short piece shines a light on the many places we sleep while bikepacking. From an ideally situated campsite on a clear night to an unexpected refuge when the weather turns, he pays tribute to our short-term homes away from home and shares a little about his philosophy of embracing whatever comes. Read it here…
The folks behind the MADE handmade bike show and Stinner Frameworks have teamed up on the ultimate bicycle photography tool. Learn more about the lightweight, three-piece Stinner x MADE Photo Stick here…
Just announced, the new Wolf Tooth Ripsaw is the brand’s second in-house-made aluminum flat pedal. However, with its convex platform profile, unique design, and interesting contours, the Ripsaw is completely different than the Waveform. Logan’s been testing a pair for a few weeks for this review…
Seeking a two wheeled spring break adventure, Cass and his son Sage return to New Mexico after a number of years away, to reacquaint themselves with the city’s bike paths and spend a night under enchanting skies. Read on for a story about a family campout on the Caja del Rio, and a visit to an emporium of preloved outdoor gear that is sure to delight both parents and children alike…
The folks over at Outdoor Alliance messaged us with some exciting news this morning that could have a massive impact on long-distance bike trails and bikepacking in the United States. Yesterday, the House passed the EXPLORE Act, a first-of-its-kind recreation policy package that will improve outdoor recreation on public lands and waters. Learn more about what this means for outdoor lovers and how you can help here…
The Big Sky International Revolution 1.5P Tent weighs just over three pounds, has a little more room than a typical one-person tent, and uses an exoskeleton design that’s freestanding and quick to pitch in all types of weather. We’ve been testing the bikepacking version for nearly two years to see how it stands up next to our other favorite tents. Find Miles’ long-term review here…
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