Miles Arbour

The new Rogue Panda Catalina is a full-length top tube bag designed to add easily accessible storage to your bike. Miles has been testing one for the last few months, including a local overnighter, a route-scouting ride in Northern British Columbia, and a recent gravel race. Find his Rogue Panda Catalina Top Tube Bag review here…

The updated PNW Loam Dropper V2 has been redesigned with additional sizes, lower stack height, and the same simple-to-service design PNW is known for. Get to know the new Loam Dropper V2 here…

The all-new WTB Peacekeeper is designed to roll fast without sacrificing grip and control, and it looks promising as a versatile bikepacking tire. Get to know it here…

Lowrider racks are great for running front panniers and keeping your bike’s center of gravity planted, but finding compatible forks can be challenging. The new Old Man Mountain Impala Lowrider rack addresses this by utilizing cargo axles and mounting pucks, making it work with nearly any road, gravel, or mountain bike fork. Learn more here…

Just released, the new SQlab 710 2.0 grips feature a supportive wing and a circumference, length, and wing size that vary by size. See all three new grips here…

The Garmin Edge MTB is a new bike computer tailored for mountain bikers. It features more detailed recording data, a scratch-resistant screen, up to 26 hours of battery life, and pre-loaded Trailforks maps. Learn more here…

The Breezer Radar X Pro is a steel drop-bar gravel bike with big tire clearance, plenty of mounting points, and a dependable build kit, all for $2,000. Does its unique geometry and fit complement its impressive list of features, or is it holding it back? Read on for Miles’ review with thoughts on where it falls between a gravel and drop-bar mountain bike…

The new Jack’s Sacks Fork Sack is the first production cargo bag to utilize Old Man Mountain’s FLiP cargo cage system, featuring a magnetic Fidlock buckle, roll-top closure, and an endless array of color combinations. Learn more here…

The latest episode of Mel Webb’s “Detours” podcast highlights the women participating in the 2025 Tour Divide, featuring voice snippets from many of the women who are out riding. Listen to it here…

Carrying on from yesterday’s massive roundup of over 90 flat-bar rigs, part two of the 2025 Rigs of the Tour Divide features more than 70 drop-bar rigs that will set out this morning on the 2,700-mile route between Banff, Alberta, and Antelope Wells, New Mexico. Find key details and photos on all of them here…

Just in time for tomorrow’s grand depart, we’re thrilled to present the Rigs of the 2025 Tour Divide. With a record number of submissions, we once again split them into two categories and are beginning with more than 90 flat-bar rigs that’ll be on the 2,700-mile route from Canada to Mexico, including bag and gear highlights for each. Explore the full gallery here…

Mostly Forever (MF) Bikes in Oregon just opened up a select number of pre-order spots for its new Titanium Bedroll Harness, which provides a solid bolt-on cradle and weighs just over 200 grams! Check it out here…