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When Gosse Van Der Meer retired from professional cyclocross racing, he naturally began wondering what would come next. The answer came in the form of a 500-kilometer bikepacking journey along the spectacular Veneto Trail in Italy. “From Pro to Slow” is a new video from Bombtrack Bikes that shares the story of his illuminating ride through the Dolomites. Watch it here…
Nine years ago, Chris Wilson began dreaming of bikepacking the Colorado Trail. This summer, he made it a reality. His latest video showcases 500 miles of world-class riding between Denver and Durango and serves as a reflection on the imaginary standards we impose upon ourselves. Find the hour-long video, photos from the trip, and a written perspective here…
Ride along in this lyrical narrative essay by Juliette Pauli that’s part travelogue and part field report on what a bike community should look like. Capturing the spirit of Lael’s Croatia Rally, there’s no podium or ride timer, just shared effort along rough gravel with campfire nights and a moving village of riders choosing connection over competition…
Created by Ben Herrgott and Laura Wilson, “Niokobokk” is an 80-minute film that beautifully captures the details of an incredible 8,000-kilometer bikepacking and surfing journey along the Atlantic coast between France and Senegal. Find the full film, a vivid set of photos, and a written perspective on the trip here…
In the 31st video chronicling his multi-year journey across the Americas, Dan Camp checks in from our spectacular Los Tres Volcanes bikepacking route in Ecuador. Watch the 20-minute video showcasing his ride between Cotopaxi and Chimborazo and find photos and a short written recap here…
Catalyzed by a simple desire to ride fantastic roads and see landscapes vastly different from their own, “Restrap Does Vietnam” is the story accompanying the brand’s latest film, “Cảm ơn Việt Nam.” In it, four friends ride over mountain passes and jungle landscapes on a trip they’ll remember for the rest of their lives…
“Ride to Ride” follows Henna Palosaari and Karen Ekman on a 10-day bikepacking and splitboarding trip through the Sunnmøre Alps on Norway’s west coast. It’s an ode to multi-sport adventures, showing how combining biking with other passions can deepen the experience. Find the 30-minute film with a short reflection from Henna and photos by Adam Gairns here…
For his annual winter bikepacking getaway, Tom Wall of the Cycling366 YouTube channel caught a cheap flight to Northern Finland. He towed his Thule trailer into Pyhä Luosto National Park, where things didn’t go quite as planned. Find a written reflection from Tom and watch his 23-minute video here…
Kai and Jordan Jacobson, along with their 10-month-old child, went on their first family bikepacking trip this summer. They linked the Southern Gulf Islands of British Columbia for an unforgettable getaway and captured the whole thing on Super 8 film. Find photos and the short film they put together here…
Pro skier Cody Cirillo and photographer Matthew Tufts pedal 1,700 kilometers around Iceland with skis in tow, battling arctic winds and blizzards to chase couloirs that drop to the sea. “A Hundred Words for Wind” is a new film documenting this human-powered saga that blends bikepacking grit with ski-touring joy. Watch it here alongside an original written adventure narrative and a stunning collection of photos from the trip…
Just when we thought Craig Lambard’s “Where I Bike” video series was finished, a final bonus episode takes us along as his friend Tom makes his first handmade frame at Stayer Cycles’ Framebuilding 101 Course. Watch it to learn more about Tom and the week he spent turning raw steel tubes into a bicycle here…
Calf-shredded, sleep-deprived, and hauling heavy bikes up hiking trails, a crew attempts the Tour du Mont Blanc in the high season the hard way: mostly on foot. What begins with “why are we here?” turns into an unforgettable six-day push through crowds, glaciers, doubt, and a story they’ll tell at 80. Read Anouk Klapwijk’s full tale of misadventure here…