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We Left Everything to Cycle the World (Video)
comment 3 time Jan 28 compose Guest / Bikepacking VideosBernardo Bacalhau’s “We Left Everything To Cycle The World” condenses three months of bikepacking between Singapore and Thailand with his partner Jule into a one-hour video. Find the full documentary with film photos and a short written piece on learning to accept kindness here…
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Sklar’s First Impressions of 32-Inch Wheels
comment 16 time Jan 28 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchAdam at Sklar Bikes recently built up a 32-inch bicycle to experience the new wheel size for himself. His latest blog post dives into the process, his first impressions on 32-inch wheels, and why he won’t be offering a production 32er any time soon. Find that here…
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Inside the Trek CheckOUT Development Story (Video)
comment 1 time Jan 28 compose Nic Morales / DispatchIn Trek’s latest video, the company gives viewers a look inside the Trek CheckOUT development story. From its origins to the design challenges faced along the way, find out more in the video below…
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The Call of the Hunt 1000: Reasons I Keep Coming Back
comment 7 time Jan 28 compose Guest / InspirationHaving recently completed her third edition of the brutal but beautiful Hunt 1000 bikepacking event in Australia, Natalie Anderson wrote this reflection on why she keeps returning despite all the effort required to get to the finish. Read her story and find a brilliant photo gallery from Gavin Kaps here…
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This Weekend, We Ride in Remembrance of Alex Pretti (+ Event Map)
comment 552 time Jan 27 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchIn a movement organized by Angry Catfish in Minneapolis, bike shops and groups across the United States are hosting memorial rides this weekend for slain bikepacker Alex Pretti. Learn more, find a map of gatherings, and share details on rides in your area here…
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Edge vs. Everyone Podcast Episode 3: Racing the Colorado Trail (Video)
comment 1 time Jan 27 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchIn episode three of the “Edge vs. Everyone” podcast, host Conor Barry sits down with rookie finisher Josh Hicks to talk about his singlespeed ride at the 2025 Colorado Trail Race. Watch and listen to the interview here…
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The Revelate Campamocha is Optimized for Drop Bars
comment 0 time Jan 27 compose Nic Morales / DispatchThe Revelate Campamocha is a new bag made with drop bars in mind. For more on this small cockpit offering from Revelate Designs, dive into the details below…
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2026 MADE Bike Show Builder Registration and Tickets Available Now
comment 0 time Jan 27 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchThe MADE handmade bike show is returning to Zidell Yards in Portland for its fourth year, and tickets are on sale now. Learn more about the show and get your tickets here…
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We Are One Wanderer Wheels Review: The World’s First Bikepacking Wheels?
comment 76 time Jan 27 compose Miles Arbour / Bikepacking GearWhat makes the perfect bikepacking wheelset? We Are One thinks it has found the answer with new wheels that they claim were designed specifically for bikepacking. Find Miles’s review of the Canadian-made We Are One Wanderer wheels after nearly a year of rugged rides here…
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The PNW Brass Monkey Loam Dropper is a Limited Edition Release
comment 5 time Jan 26 compose Nic Morales / DispatchPNW Components just released a limited run of bronze-colored Loam Dropper Posts they are calling “Brass Monkey.” For more on this new component, read on below…
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Tour Te Waipounamu 2026: Mid-Race Update
comment 2 time Jan 26 compose Guest / DispatchThe fourth edition of New Zealand’s Tour Te Waipounamu started over the weekend, with nearly 80 riders out tackling the 1,300-kilometer route down the length of the South Island. Find an introduction to the 2026 event from Eileen Schwab here, paired with photos from the first three days courtesy of Gavin Kaps…
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62 mi. / 100 km 2 daysThe Henley 100
comment 40 time Jan 26 compose Guest Routes EuropeThe Henley 100 offers a glimpse into the timeless villages of England’s West Chilterns, connecting some of the best singletrack trails through beech woods and open countryside. Starting and finishing in Henley-on-Thames, you'll be spoilt for choice with the great selection of cafes and pubs along the route. Ridgeway trails, flowing descents, sweeping views, and peaceful valleys make this compact route adventurous, scenic, and rewarding...


















