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Last night, Ted King became the first finisher at the 2026 Arkansas High Country Race, completing the challenging 1,020-mile route in just 4 days, 8 hours, and 58 minutes. Learn more about his record-setting ride here…
Our 258th gear giveaway comes from the small team at Revelate Designs in Alaska, who will hook up a couple of randomly selected winners with Burrote rack-top bags and matching Constrictor Straps. Find details on how you can win and sign up to support our work as a member of the Bikepacking Collective here…
Teased earlier this year through their Concept Labs program, Revel’s El Jefe Grande 32er is officially here. Based on the light, fast, XC-oriented 29″ El Jefe frame, the El Jefe Grande is a big-wheeled version that delivers the same idea. For more on this new 32er, read on below…
As riders in the Arkansas High Country Race settle into their fifth day of pedaling, Aaron Arnzen offers a detailed update on how the race is progressing. Find his report with photos from Aaron, Monica Foltz, and Kai Caddy here…
Rogue Panda just added a smaller version of the original Bamboo Shoots inner bar ends that are 25mm shorter than the version we tested. Learn all about the new Bamboo Shoots Short King version here…
Leigh Foster’s latest video chronicles a charming summer bikepacking trip around Wisconsin’s Driftless Area, a little-known but exceptionally beautiful region of rolling terrain dotted with small towns full of friendly people. Watch the 20-minute release here…
What happens when a bike brand leans on 15 years of design and building experience to create a modern steel hardtail mountain bike but has it made overseas to keep the price down? That’s exactly what Colorado’s Reeb Cycles set out to do with the Hall Pass: a 130mm-travel steel hardtail with an impressive array of features. Dig into Miles’s review after several months of trail riding and local bikepacking here…
Ombraz is bringing back its annual sale for 2026 and has teamed up with 37 brands to offer big discounts on gear for the next three days. Participating companies include Hyperlite, Swift Industries, AllTrails, Astral, Topo Designs, MSR, and more. Learn more here…
Previously available as an optional upgrade, the Sklar SuperSomething gravel bike now ships with a color-matched carbon fork. Learn more about the latest batch of SuperSomethings and the Sklarbon Fiber Fork here…
Teased earlier this year, Kyoot’s headtube-mounted rack has officially launched. With a 25-pound load capacity, this small, flat rack adds tons of cargo capacity to any bike it fits. Dive into the details below…
For our 257th Collective Reward, we partnered with Rab to give one lucky winner a lightweight, packable Neutrino Down Sleeping Bag. Learn more about the Neutrino and sign up to support us as a Bikepacking Collective member here…
With countless nights out in all kinds of tents, Neil has refined the shelter he uses for bikepacking trips. In his latest review, he explores the complexities of a tent he says is unlike any other. Find his Yama Mountain Gear 1P Swiftline review below…
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