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Friday Debrief: 32-Inch Peyote, Your Favorite Bikepacking Experiences, Magic Totes, Tariff Troubles, and More…
comment 8 time Feb 13 compose Team Work / DispatchThis week’s Debrief features a Vittoria Peyote 32-inch tire, a Sklar Rack teaser, I9’s S-series rims, limited-edition Magic Totes, the Singular Kookabura, and more. Find it all here…
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Reader’s Rig: Guy’s RollingDale Cycles Custom
comment 19 time Feb 13 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchOur Reader’s Rig of the week comes from Guy in Alberta, Canada, who shares the “Slowest Known Time Machine,” his custom-built, Pinion-equipped titanium fat bike from RollingDale Cycles. Get to know Guy and explore the details of his one-of-a-kind rig here…
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Bike Camp 2026 Tickets Now Available
comment 2 time Feb 13 compose Nic Morales / DispatchHosted by Two Bikes, Bike Camp 2026 is a non-competitive, fun-first gathering of bike-oriented people and events in Chattanooga, Tennessee. For more on this year’s event, dig into the details below…
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A Week in the Life of a Colombian Bike Tour: Vamos Campeones!
comment 48 time Feb 13 compose Cass Gilbert / InspirationIn this report from Colombia, Cass and Emma share a journal entry from riding a trimmed-down version of the Ruta Chingaza, a multi-day loop that takes them from a balmy, jungly 1,500 meters to a 3,400-meter expanse of páramo and its otherworldly frailejón, just a day’s ride on dirt roads from the capital, Bogotá. At 290 kilometers and with a hearty 10,000 metres of climbing, it’s quite the welcome to the Andes…
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Bikepacking Alone in the Mojave Desert (Video)
comment 3 time Feb 12 compose Guest / DispatchDavid Lamb’s latest release documents a lonely three-day ride along our 100-mile Mojave Solitaire bikepacking route in California. Find his impressions from the spectacular backcountry track and some insights from route designer Jeremy Nolan in the 20-minute video here…
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COROS Nomad Review: No More, No Less
comment 25 time Feb 12 compose Nic Morales / AccessoriesWith so much technology integrated into our daily lives, it can be challenging to know which devices actually enhance our outdoor experience. From activity trackers to GPS devices, tech has inextricably changed outdoor recreation, for better and worse. In his COROS Nomad review, Nic tries to determine whether this sports watch is a meaningful companion for his time outside…
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Vittoria Peyote Review: Quite the Trip
comment 53 time Feb 12 compose Nic Morales / Bikepacking GearWith dozens of options cropping up in the gravel and XC space over the last few years, Nic has spent significant time trying to find the ideal tire that’s light, durable, fast, and offers plenty of grip. In his Vittoria Peyote review, he finds out whether these XC race tires tick all the boxes…
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Esker Hayduke LVS FAT: Even More of a Good Thing
comment 9 time Feb 11 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchGiven the excitement surrounding the small run of prototype Esker Hayduke LVS fat bikes the brand has been testing and teasing throughout the past year, they’re offering a limited production run. Interested in an extra-long titanium fat bike? Find details on the new Esker Hayduke LVS FAT here…
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The 2026 Kona Rove Lineup Features a Complete Under $1,000
comment 16 time Feb 11 compose Nic Morales / DispatchUpdates to the 2026 Kona Rove lineup are here, featuring a host of build kit changes and geometry tweaks to its lauded gravel bike. For more on the new Kona Rove lineup, dig into all the details below…
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An Interview with Alex Kowalski (Video)
comment 10 time Feb 11 compose Neil Beltchenko / CultureIn Neil’s latest video, fresh off the Monumental Loop, he takes an extended pit stop with single-speed ultra-racer Alex Kowalski for an in-depth chat about his cycling history and future plans. For more on Neil’s latest interview, dive into all the details below…
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Our Pledge to Readers
comment 68 time Feb 11 compose Lucas Winzenburg / CultureIn an online landscape crowded with shortcuts, sponsored influence, and machine-made content, we’ve long believed our readers deserve better. This seven-point pledge reflects on our platform’s 15-year history and pulls back the curtain on how BIKEPACKING.com operates and the principles we refuse to compromise as we continue building this resource for the long haul. Read it here…
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Our Collection of Dad Bikes Keeps on Growing
comment 18 time Feb 10 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchSeveral trends have emerged from the nearly 400 Readers’ Rigs we’ve shared every Friday for the past seven years, and one we’ve loved seeing is fun, practical bikes built for hauling kids. View them all by exploring our new Dad Bikes tag here…


















