Logan Watts
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Logan started Mountain biking in the mid-2000's and quickly fell head over heels (sometimes literally) for the sport. Soon after he was lured into the world of bike touring and bikepacking...
A graphic designer by trade, Logan made a major change in 2012, ditched his career and set out on his first, 6-month, long-distance bike tour. During this trip he created Pedaling Nowhere, a blog to document he and his wife Virginia's travels. In 2013 he developed the bikepacking routes project and evolved the website to what would become BIKEPACKING.com in 2015. Follow Logan on Instagram @logans.ride.
Big Dave Wilson just announced the Nuclear Sunrise Stitchworks Trunk Show Tour. Meet up with Dave in several locations across the southwestern United States this summer to see his handmade bikepcking bags…
Continuing our 2018 Tour Divide week, here are the Rigs of The 2018 Tour Divide, featuring over 80 bikes with kit details and information about the riders…
The IFHT Films crew set out on their first multi-day bike trip following our Lower Sunshine Coast bikepacking route. Along the way they made this excellent film about their journey. We had a chance to feature the video and ask them a few questions about the trip…
Swift just announced the Elwha pack, a hip pack that doubles as a handlebar pack, made in collaboration with Tenkara Rod Co…
Salsa Cycles just announced the Warbird V4, a reboot of their original gravel bike, at Dirty Kanza. Here’s a sneak peek into Warbird v4 featuring tons of mounts, dynamo cable routing, and more.
The Aeroe BikePack just launched on Kickstarter along with a new video showing these unique packs and mounting systems on a variety of bikes…
The Kona Sutra LTD is a drop-bar bike “designed by mountain bikers, for mountain bikers.” As simple as that statement may sound, the result is one of the most versatile, category shattering rigs in the mainstream bike market. We tested one for several months to find out what makes this unique beast tick…
The Tumbleweed Bicycle Co released a really sharp new head badge and custom Porcelain Rocket 52hz frame packs for its Prospector bikepacking bike…
Bikepacker and musician Ben Weaver is cycling the full Great Divide Mountain Bike Route with his instruments in tow, performing 15 free concerts along the way. The dates were just announced. Learn more and watch the trailer here…
When you travel a lot, you see a lot of roadkill. When you travel on a bicycle, you see that roadkill in shocking detail. In our latest feature story, Logan and Virginia try to take matters of life and death into their own hands. Read their account of a roadside euthanasia gone wrong and the exceptional series of events that followed…
In August 2017, the Becker brothers headed to Italy on a pair of Bombtrack bikes to take on the 350km Romagna Bike Trail, battling high temperatures and the route’s 6,500m of climbing. They put together this short film documenting their time on the trail…
Amy and Dave Freeman are cycling from Minnesota, to Washington D.C. on a book tour to save 1.1 million acres of wilderness. Only three days to help fund their Kickstarter initiative. Learn more and watch the video…
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