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Pablo Selman, nuevo en el mundo del bikepacking, aprovechó recientemente la oportunidad de unirse a unos amigos en la Red Feather Ramble, donde aprendió mucho por el camino. Pablo reflexionó sobre el viaje, combinando su experiencia de aprender a conocer un nuevo terreno con una comprensión filosófica de lo que significa recorrer un lugar por voluntad propia. En este relato, las palabras y las fotos de Pablo nos ofrecen una valiosa lección para recordar de qué se trata todo esto…

New bikepacker Pablo Selman recently joined a few friends for a multi-day ride on the beautiful Red Feather Ramble route in Colorado. In this reflective piece, published in both English and Spanish, he delves into themes of movement, camaraderie, and history and shares an evocative gallery of film photos shot on his 1950s camera. Read it below…

In episode four of Craig Lambard’s “Where I Bike” video series, he visits Noah from Cursive Cycling in Bristol, England, to take a closer look at this stunning vintage bicycle collection and learn about his consultant work in the bike industry. Watch it here…

Over 100 riders participated in this year’s Seven Serpents event in Europe, an unsupported 850-kilometer bikepacking challenge from Ljubljana to Trieste through the Croatian islands. Find the 2025 Seven Serpents film here and a short introduction from filmmaker Alessandro Stefanato here…

Last month, Rufus Wenlock and Joe Nation raced the 3,000-kilometer Shaky Isles route along the length of New Zealand, starting at opposite ends of the country. Find a reflection from both of them here, including some insight into the unique logistics of racing in contrary directions and an incredible gallery of photos captured on their rides…

Angela Wang attended the ninth annual Nutmeg Nor’Easter in Connecticut last month, questionably opting to ride the road bike she uses to commute around New York City. In this piece, she shares impressions from the event, a little about the joys and challenges of all-terrain underbiking, and a reminder of the accessibility of adventure…

In this fresh installment of Rider’s Lens, we showcase the work of Bristol, UK-based artist and live illustrator Rosa ter Kuile, who creates work under the name RTiiiKA. Read about Rosa’s fascinating history with bicycle travel and find a colorful selection of her playful bike portraits, bold murals, line work, and much more here…

In episode three of Craig Lambard’s “Where I Bike” video series, he visits Humza from Velocious CC in Bristol, England, to learn more about his cycle courier business and the joy that bikes bring him. Watch it here…

After years of starting every ride from his front door in Chicago, Leigh Foster heads west to begin a new chapter. The Aspen Loop Overnighter in Mancos, Colorado, marks the first film in his Loop of Loops project—a journey to document short rides across the American West and rediscover what drew him to bikepacking in the first place…

Over the summer, Fischer Olpin and Gracee Dalton fulfilled a longtime dream of combining bikepacking and sewing. Their impractical vision took them around Hokkaido, Japan, for an unforgettable adventure. They pedaled from place to place with a full-size Juki sewing machine, stopping to make bags and other gear against a variety of spectacular backdrops. Read about their journey here…

In episode two of Craig Lambard’s “Where I Bike” video series, he visits Wayne from Tailwind Cyclery in Bristol, England, to learn more about the shop and his impressive collection of vintage mountain bike parts. Watch it here…

The second event in the Texas Showdown Series brought in over 100 riders to the middle of the state for the third annual Central Texas Showdown. They faced thunderstorms, rough roads, and some of the highest DNF rates yet. Find a detailed recap and results from organizer Patrick Farnsworth and a selection of photos from the media team here…