News about new products and tools pertaining to bikepacking…
SRAM’s new AXS Web allows riders to track and view shifting profiles, gear use graphs, and other data from their ride, which could offer a couple interesting ways to analyze bikepacking routes…
Kokopelli’s new XPD packraft is said to be their most versatile yet – designed to be durable, portable, and user-friendly. Check out all the details, and photos, here…
The Cranktank4 is a new, efficient way to carry four liters of water in an optimal position at the base of your bike’s frame triangle…
Fix Manufacturing partnered with Dynaplug and Mountain Bike Hall of Famer Hans Rey to design a compact multi-tool that’s packed full of features. Find all the details here…
Blackburn Design just added three new tools to its lineup: the Big Switch Ratchet Multi-Tool, Pro Plugger, and Pro Plugger CO2 Inflator Kit. Here are all the details…
Stan’s just announced the DART, an all-new tubeless plug system designed to repair large punctures and slices by reacting with sealant…
The original AeroPress coffee maker has been a long-term favourite for backcountry coffee enthusiasts. Recently announced, the new AeroPress Go is sure to appeal to those traveling by bike with its more compact design and integrated carrying case that doubles as a mug. Learn more here…
Garmin recently announced the eTrex 22x and 32x, upgraded models within its popular series of handheld GPS devices. Features like routable topographic mapping, expanded internal memory, and up to 25 hours of battery life, will make these navigation devices attractive for bikepackers. Read on for details…
PAUL Component has released its new Chim-Chim bar-ends with an ergonomic grip and a secret stash compartment…
With Leave No Trace backcountry bikepacking in mind, WOHO BIKE just launched the new Shovelfender, a bolt-on trowel that doubles as a fender/mud guard. #leavenotrace
Just announced, the Lezyne Mega GPS… with up to 48 hours of battery life, and offline mapping, the Lezyne Mega XL looks particularly interesting to bikepackers.
Our man on the street, Chris Reichel, wandered amongst the 500+ exhibitor booths at this year’s Sea Otter Classic. Here’s what he turned up…
