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The Bikepacking Journal Issue 05

By Lucas Winzenburg on March 3, 2021

22 Discussion

We mailed the fifth issue of The Bikepacking Journal to our members around the world back in November, and the upcoming sixth issue is just around the corner! Take a look inside our beautiful biannually printed publication here, along with details on how you can join our Bikepacking Collective so you never miss another issue…

CultureInspiration

Rad Women of Bikepacking: Part One – Shakers

By Jess Daddio on March 1, 2021

32 Discussion

We’re kicking off our Rad Women of Bikepacking series with a little bit of history. Since the dawn of the pneumatic bike tire, women have been venturing off the beaten path by bike. From the 19th century to today, the 10 intrepid women in this list inspire and challenge us to ride further and be better…

GCOR 2023

By Miles Arbour on February 28, 2021

0 Discussion

GCOR is a gravel circumnavigation of the Olympic Mountain Range in Washington…

DispatchNew Components

More Affordable Fasst Flexx Alloy Handlebar

By Miles Arbour on February 12, 2021

3 Discussion

Fasst’s line of Flexx Handlebars use a pivot point and internal elastomer to isolate your upper body from excess vibrations. Previously only available in a carbon construction, Fasst just announced an alloy version that’s $100 cheaper. Learn more here…

AccessoriesBikepacking Gear

Cycling-Friendly Flannels: 8 of our Favorite Button-Downs

By Team Work on December 23, 2020

74 Discussion

Are flannels the next best cycling garment? We think so. Whether you’re on a monthlong tour or a casual ride through town, a flannel is nearly always a safe bet—not to mention that a collar puts a little polish on any ol’ dirtbag. Here are our thoughts on eight of our favorite cycling-friendly flannels, including options from Anian, The Overland, Cascada, Kitsbow, Club Ride, and Search and State…

Event RecapsInspiration

Ashley Carelock’s 2020 Arkansas High Country Race

By Miles Arbour on November 12, 2020

6 Discussion

Hosted by the city of Fayetteville, the 2020 Arkansas High Country Race brought in 20 riders, had a 65% scratch rate, and several new course records were set. We reached out to Ashley Carelock, the first and only woman to complete the 1,000-mile route during the event, to hear more about her experience. Find her story and photos by Kai Caddy here…

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New Women’s and Men’s Kokopelli Trail Fastest Known Times Set

By Miles Arbour on November 9, 2020

6 Discussion

Kaitlyn Boyle and Kurt Refsnider both set new FKTs (fastest known times) on the 140-mile Kokopelli Trail over the weekend. Find details on their records alongside a few photos taken by Rugile Kaladyte here…

DispatchEvent Recaps

Ted King Sets new Arkansas High Country Race Record

By Miles Arbour on November 5, 2020

21 Discussion

Besting the records set by both Jay Petervary and Scotti and Ernie Lechuga, Ted King finished the 1,000-mile Arkansas High Country Race early this morning, with a time of 4 days, 20 hours, 51 minutes. Find photos and a recap from the event organizers here…

InspirationYour Stories

An Turas Mor: Cape Wrath to Glasgow by Bike

By Guest on November 4, 2020

7 Discussion

Despite her attempt to set the new fastest time on Scotland’s An Turas Mór being invalidated before she could even start pedaling, Naomi Freireich recently set out for a solo time trial from Cape Wrath to Glasgow. Find her story of pushing herself in the face of failure here…

Bikepacking BagsBikepacking Gear

Revelate Pronghorn Stratex Dry Bag: First Look

By Logan Watts on October 27, 2020

15 Discussion

Using a new “ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene” fabric, the Revelate Pronghorn handlebar system just got even more durable. We had a chance to try it out ahead of today’s launch. Find the details here…

Bikepacking VideosInspiration

Ruta Chingaza: Bikepacking for Conservation (Film)

By Logan Watts on October 13, 2020

41 Discussion

We’re thrilled to premier the latest project from Rugile Kaladyte—Ruta Chingaza: Bikepacking for Conservation. Watch this incredible film here alongside an interview with the filmmaker and some exclusive behind the scenes photos from the trip…

Bikepacking BikesRider & Rig

Joe Grant and his Single Speed Myth Cycles Wyvern

By Colt Fetters on October 12, 2020

32 Discussion

In this Rider and Rig, we get to know Colorado-based ultra-endurance athlete Joe Grant and his single speed Myth Cycles Wyvern. Find a post-ride video interview, photos of his colorful rig, and a profile of Joe put together by Colt Fetters here…