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Bikepacking-friendly Camping Meals in Compostable Packaging
By Logan Watts on April 19, 2022
In our ongoing effort to curb the use of single-serving plastics, we took a deep dive into what “biodegradable” packaging really means and gathered dozens of bikepacking-friendly snacks and dehydrated camping meals that come in compostable packaging and put them to the test. Find our reviews and a roundup of options here…
2022 April Fools’ Day Roundup
By Miles Arbour on April 1, 2022
From a sophisticated self-truing spoke system by Rene Herse, to the revolutionary Round Tuits from Velo Orange, to clipless slippers, this year’s April Fools’ Day roundup should start your day off right. Check out some of our favourite April Fools’ Day posts from around the web here…
Reader’s Rig: Kuba’s 1990 Nishiki Ariel
By Lucas Winzenburg on March 25, 2022
Our Reader’s Rig of the week comes from Kuba in Pennsylvania, who shares their 1990 Nishiki Ariel with a Crust fork and a full suite of self-made bags, including a padded banjo case. Learn more about Kuba and their characterful rig here…
Rigs of the 2022 Hunt 1000
By Miles Arbour on March 3, 2022
Next up for our “Rigs of” series is the Hunt 1000, a 1,000-kilometer journey through the rooftop of Australia featuring backcountry trails, exposed high plains, snow gum woodlands, and tall native forests. Check out our gallery of more than 30 race rigs of the 2022 Hunt 1000 here, featuring bag and gear highlights for each…
Have You Seen the Astral O.N.S. Seatpost?
By Lucas Winzenburg on February 15, 2022
We recently stumbled upon the new O.N.S. Seatpost from Eugene, Oregon-based Astral Cycling, which securely stashes an emergency kit in a sealed compartment to help make sure you’re prepared if your ride takes a turn for the worse. See more here…
Other People’s Lines + Our Baja Divide Rigs
By Logan Watts on February 8, 2022
In the final installment of coverage from Logan and Virginia’s Baja Divide Missions Section ride, Logan reflects on realizations that come from riding other people’s route designs, and breaks down the “ramble-shred” bike builds, rationale, and gear lists they used on the trip.
Rigs of the 2022 Huracan Challenge
By Miles Arbour on February 4, 2022
Kicking off our 2022 “Rigs of” series is the Huracan 300 Challenge, a grueling off-road event in Florida known for rough terrain, tough climbs, and alligator-infested river crossings. Check out our gallery of more than 50 race rigs of the 2022 Huracan 300 Challenge here, featuring bag and gear highlights for each…
The New Archer MFR Kit is for Hackers
By Miles Arbour on January 13, 2022
Archer Components’ new MFR Drop Bar Remote is a universal wired shift button that can be placed anywhere on your bars and pairs with their electronic D1X shifter. Learn more here…
Our Favorite Winter Layering Accessories for Bikepacking
By Logan Watts on December 22, 2021
Following up on our recent Essential Layering for Bikepacking guide, here’s a roundup of our favorite extras and accessories—a variety of add-ons to up the warmth of your feet, head, neck, and limbs while bikepacking and camping…
Editor’s Dozen: Miles’ Favorite Gear of 2021
By Miles Arbour on December 16, 2021
A year after relocating to the Pacific Northwest, Miles reflects on some of his favourite pieces of gear and other highlights that have stood out for him in 2021. Find a dozen items that Miles thinks deserve recognition here…
Editor’s Dozen: Cass’ Favorite Gear of 2021
By Cass Gilbert on December 10, 2021
Cass shares his rundown of gear favourites and more from 2021, including mini panniers, a magic carpet bike, a burly cargo rack ‘n’ milk crate, shiny carving knives, a memory catcher, and bikepacking with a once-abandoned hound…
Frost+Sekers Quick-Lock Mount and Saddlebag Review
By Cass Gilbert on November 17, 2021
For those who favour traditional saddlebags to carry their cargo but find fitting and removing them a pain, Frost and Sekers’ stainless steel mounting system adds a classic aesthetic and genuine practicality to your ride, be it for commuting or weekends away. Cass Gilbert took it out on the UK’s Purbeck Bimble and bounced around Mexico’s dirt roads for this review…