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Bikepacking doesn’t just start at the trailhead. Options also abound for lightweight bike trips planned around forest roads, shale roads, crushed rock, piste, and the pavement that connects them. Find our drop-bar and gravel bike reviews here…
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The Allied Able is a full-carbon, US-made gravel bike that the brand claims is better suited for rougher roads and longer rides than the rest of their drop-bar lineup. With a unique elevated chainstay, clearance for 700 x 45mm tires, and several high-end builds, we were curious to experience a top-end gravel bike for ourselves. Find our full review here…
The MOOTS Routt ESC is the latest addition to the brand’s family of titanium off-road bikes. With a matching Ti fork, loads of mounts, and clearance for 29 x 2.4” tires, the ESC was made for adventure. Following a four-day, 250-mile bikepacking trip, Neil shares his thoughts on geometry, build kit, and ride quality in our latest video review…
The new Landyachtz AB-ST is a Chromoly steel gravel bike with clearance for 29 x 2.2″ tires, a carbon fork, lots of mounting options for hauling gear, and a stable geometry suited to getting lost. We’ve been testing one out for a few weeks before its release, and you can find Miles’ review here…
The State 4130 All-Road is a drop-bar steel gravel bike with clearance for big tires, lots of mounting options, and your choice of 650b or 700c wheels, all for just $900. We were curious how such an affordable bike would hold up in the real world and have been testing one out for the last few weeks for this review. Find Miles’ initial impressions here…
Just announced, the highly anticipated Surly Ghost Grappler is the brand’s first real disruptor bike in a while, a curly-bar dirt rig they define as a “dedicated drop-bar trail bike built for bikepacking excursions, singletrack sessions, and all-day dirt rides.” We’ve been riding one on chunky gravel, rugged trails, and everything in between for the last year. Find our in-depth review with loads of photos here…
The Tanglefoot Moonshiner is a woods exploration bike conceived in and for the kind of riding you’ll find in Vermont and throughout New England. But its prowess doesn’t end there. It’s a bike for getting outside in the playful adventurous spirit that all-terrain bikes were supposed to be for. Dig in to this lengthy discussion to find out why—after riding one in a variety of conditions for a couple of months—Joe is excited and enthusiastic for what Tanglefoot has achieved.
The Bassi Hog’s Back is a chromoly steel all-road touring bike that’s equally suited to multi-week expeditions and running errands around town. Bikes are assembled to order for each customer, have a charming classic look, and come at a price that’s relatively easy on the wallet. We’ve been testing out a custom build for the last few months. Find our full review here…
The new Tumbleweed Stargazer is the second bike from the Idaho-based brand, and it’s vastly different from its predecessor. With a frameset featuring Boost spacing, clearance for 29 x 2.5” or 27.5 x 3.0” tires, a mountain bike demeanor, and a few interesting nuances, the Stargazer also sets itself apart from many other bikes in the category. Find our full review here after hundreds of miles trail riding, gravel grinding, and bikepacking…
Following more than 1,000 miles of pedaling aboard the NORDEST Super Albarda, Sven Garbe weighs in on how the brand’s latest wallet-friendly gravel bike’s bold geometry and bikepacking-oriented design translate to real-world riding. Find his full review here…
Joe spent six months last year on the Kona Rove LTD. Even with limited opportunities for far afield adventure, he took it on multiple bikepacking trips in New England and on countless day rides. Following Kona’s recent announcement of its 2022 Roves with essentially only a color change for the LTD, we share this review…
The Fairlight Faran 2.0 packs a ton of utilitarian features (and a few surprises) into a European-made steel frameset with incredible attention to detail. We had the chance to put one through its paces while gravel riding, bikepacking, and everything in between for this in-depth review.
Released today, the Canyon Grizl is a new drop-bar gravel bike with clearance for 700 x 50mm tires, lots of mounting points, and features that cater to long days in the saddle. We’ve been testing out the Grizl CF SL 8 build prior to today’s release—equipped with a set of co-branded Apidura bags—to discover what it does best. Find our review here…
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