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Imposter Syndrome at the 2026 Pinyons and Pines
comment 5 time Jun 7 compose Guest / Event RecapsGwen Cameron put everything she had into this year’s Pinyons and Pines event in Arizona, becoming the first woman to finish and completing her first bikepacking race in the process. Learn what it takes to win the challenging 413-mile route and why Gwen has been wrestling with imposter syndrome ever since in this reflective piece…
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Revelate Designs Extended Play Top Tube Bag Review: Snackaholics Unite
comment 10 time Jun 5 compose Miles Arbour / Bikepacking BagsAnnounced this week, Revelate’s new Extended Play is an aptly named top tube bag available in two lengths for rides that require extra capacity. Neil and Miles have been testing both sizes ahead of launch. Find their review of the Revelate Designs Extended Play top tube bag here…
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Friday Debrief: RIP Charlie Cunningham, Finding the Limit, Crafted Handmade Bike Show, and More…
comment 9 time Jun 5 compose Team Work / DispatchThis week’s Debrief features a new film from Restrap, the loss of Charlie Cunningham, a fresh handmade bike show in the Southeastern US, multiple events to follow live, and much more. Find it all here…
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No Country for Bikes: Traversing New Zealand’s South Island (Video)
comment 5 time Jun 5 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchAfter two years of planning, Joe Nation and Rufus Wenlock finally found time to ride across New Zealand’s South Island, following a historic trade route that proved to be even more difficult than expected. Watch Joe’s 35-minute video from their ride here…
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Reader’s Rig: Riley’s Specialized Chisel HT
comment 25 time Jun 5 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchOur Reader’s Rig of the week comes from Riley in Colorado, who shares the Specialized Chisel HT he’ll soon be riding in the 2026 Tour Divide, which starts next week. Get to know Riley, take a detailed look at his loaded hardtail, and learn about his longtime connection to the event here…
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It’s the Simple Things
comment 19 time Jun 5 compose Tristan Bogaard / InspirationIn this short piece, Tristan Bogaard explores the relationship between a landscape, its inhabitants, and its visitors. Set in Spain’s province of Jaén, in Andalucia, it’s a tribute to the world of conservation and an exercise in finding the “right” way to enjoy natural beauty. Read it below…
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The New Rose Hobo Cues Comes in “Cotton Candy”
comment 21 time Jun 4 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchGerman brand Rose Bikes’ questionably named gravel bike now comes with a Shimano Cues build kit and a questionable color scheme to match. Find details on their latest integrated-rack, flat-bar bike here…
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Mica’s Mini Cam Straps Look Perfect for Racks
comment 8 time Jun 4 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchMica Cycles, the creator of the minimal Rat Tail Rack, just released some nifty custom cam lock straps made by ARNO in Sweden. The Mica Mini Cam Straps look like an ideal option for any rack or cargo cage setup. Check them out here…
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The Restrap Lightweight Race Hydration Vest and Aero Top Tube Bag Are Built for Speed
comment 3 time Jun 4 compose Nic Morales / DispatchRestrap has two fresh racing-oriented products: the Lightweight Race Hydration Vest and an Aero Top Tube bag. Made in Leeds, England, both are small and focused on packability in situations where speed is paramount. Dive in below for more on these new pieces of gear…
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158 mi. / 254 km 5 daysConexion Oyon, Peru
comment 21 time Jun 4 compose Cass Gilbert Latin AmericaThe 290-kilometer Conexión Oyón bikepacking route dives into the Huayhuash and Rauri Cordilleras to connect with the Peru Great Divide. It can be ridden as a standalone route or as an opener to the now-classic Andean epic in the mellow mining town of Oyón. Over five days, expect windswept mountain passes that reach almost 4,900 meters, glades of sentinel Puya raimondii, dirt roads of all grades and conditions, and one big hike-a-bike to tie it all together… -
Lael Wilcox Attempts an Even Faster Ride Around the World
comment 27 time Jun 3 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchAccomplished ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox’s latest challenge is a second pedal-powered circumnavigation of the globe, this time attempting to be the fastest person ever to do so. Read on to learn more about her inspiring ride, which begins in just a few days…
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Bike Camp Co-op Finds (June 3, 2026)
comment 1 time Jun 3 compose Nic Morales / DispatchThere’s always more great used gear being added to the Bike Camp Co-op. In our fifth Co-op Finds roundup of the year, we dig through almost 2,400 listings and highlight some bikes from Surly, Tumbleweed, and Oddity, as well as bags from Revelate, Outer Shell, Porcelain Rocket, and many more…


















