The all-new White Industries Titanium Cranks are a collaboration among three US-based manufacturing specialists: Brunk Industries, White Industries, and Moots. Ahead of today’s release, we swung by the White Industries shop in California for a first look. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the new Ti cranks here…

Originally released by Porcelain Rocket seven years ago, the Big Dumpling is a large-capacity, fully waterproof hip pack that might just be the ultimate camera-hauling bag. Now made by Rockgeist, Miles has logged thousands of kilometers across the two versions he’s owned, accompanying him on nearly every bikepacking trip since 2018. Find his long-term review of the Rockgeist Big Dumpling here…

Following the Otso Hoot Ti’s 2024 release, the Minnesota-based brand has made its fun 140mm hardtail more affordable with a steel version. Check out all the details on the new Otso Hoot below…

Week after week, more exceptional used gear is being added to the Bike Camp Co-op. In our third Co-op Finds roundup of 2026, we celebrate over 2,100 listings and highlight some great complete bikes from Sklar and All-City, bags from Wizard Works and Restrap, camping gear from Zpacks, and more…

In September, Antti Laiho and friends headed to the far northern reaches of Finland for a bikepacking getaway aboard a couple of yet-to-be-released Kona ATBs, riding remote trails and sleeping under Northern Lights. Find a story from their trip, a beautifully shot 11-minute video, and a look at the new Kona Unity in action here…

With a frame-mounted front rack, a massive main triangle, a total of 43 threaded bosses, and a plus-sized mullet tire configuration, the new Kona Unity might be the most interesting utilitarian mountain bike ever. Find everything you need to know about the Kona Unity here…

Built around a durable aluminum body with replaceable composite bashguards and fully serviceable internals, the new Crankbrothers Stamp Evo Pedals have some nifty features. Take a closer look here…

Dan Camp’s 34th video from his ride across the Americas captures three weeks on the Peru Great Divide, which he says is the most beautiful route in the world. Find the 46-minute video and a selection of photos here…

The 16th issue of The Bikepacking Journal is just around the corner, and we’re excited to offer a first look at what’s inside. Plus, vote on your favorite cover to help us decide! Find details and learn how to reserve a copy before the April 17th deadline here…

Earlier this year, the Nemo Dragonfly Bikepack OSMO tent lineup was announced with new pole hardware, a redesigned handlebar bag, and a lighter overall weight. After several months of testing, find Miles’s thoughts on how the Dragonfly Bikepack OSMO two-person tent stacks up against the previous version and why it might be the best “bikepacking” tent yet…

After a recent experience forced him to confront the overwhelming amount of stuff he’s accumulated over the last several years, Lucas paused to reflect on the reality that he’s not nearly as immune to the firm grip of consumerism as he once thought. From new bikes to electronic gadgets and more, explore his list of 10 things he’s swearing off in the year ahead here…

Craig Lambard of the 2nd Life Bikes YouTube channel has been making a series about designing and fabricating his own bike frame. In his latest video, he dives into the specifics of learning to miter and weld the frame he designed. Watch the full video of the build process below…