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A compilation of bikepacking guides, tips, and insights for newbie bikepackers and hardened veterans alike. Sort through articles by category, or find the latest below.
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For Adam Andres Pawlikiewicz Mesa, capturing high-quality photography and video while bikepacking is non-negotiable. In his latest video, he shares the details of his go-to camera kit, which has been field-tested in the Andes, Rockies, and beyond. Watch it here…
After bikepacking the Peru Great Divide through the high Andes, Sam Rice compiled this comprehensive guide to making the most of your meals out on the route. It includes everything from how to plan your kitchen to resupply strategies and a selection of deliciously easy original recipes. Find the full feast for the eyes here…
Over the years, Neil has picked up plenty of insights about bikepacking and the challenges that come with it. And while many readers are familiar with the frustrations, a few annoyances might take newcomers by surprise. Here’s Neil’s list of 13 frustrating things about bikepacking, why they happen, and how to prepare for and overcome them…
After announcing an extensive set of tools and features for our Bikepacking Collective members in 2022, we’re pleased to (finally) present the Bikepacking Collective Basecamp, a web-based application with three new modules: Ride Rendezvous, Ask the Experts, and the Bike Camp Co-op. Read on for details…
Nowadays, most bike shops have a small selection of bike bags, but sometimes, it’s helpful to know which ones prioritize bikepacking in their product lines and shop culture. Find our mapped database of the best bikepacking-centric bike shops and gear libraries around the world here…
Inflatable pads are an essential part of a good night’s sleep while bikepacking, but they’re also prone to punctures. In this video and written guide, Neil shares some tips for locating and repairing holes in your sleeping pad at home and in the field. Dive in here…
The natural world is bursting with details, but we often rush by too quickly to appreciate them. In this guide, Tanner Arrington introduces the concept of being a bicycling naturalist, offers some tips for how to experience any landscape with fresh eyes, and makes a case for why bike rides are the ideal way to engage with the world around us. Slow down and read it here…
Reflecting on the classic dirt-touring bike blogs of the early 2010s—and countless mugs of coffee enjoyed in his various home bike shops—Logan takes us on a tour of his current workshop by way of nearly 30 of his favorite tools, both time-tested and new. Find them all here…
After testing both the inReach Messenger and the new iPhone satellite messaging feature on a recent trip, Neil had a realization that could save him money, space, and frustration. Find out what he learned in his latest video…
In his latest video, Neil shares a detailed walkthrough of how he loaded up his new Goodday Curiosity hardtail for a five-day winter bikepacking trip along the Fool’s Loop in Arizona. Watch the video and find a list of everything he packed here…
During a recent bikepacking trip in Arizona, Neil checked with his riding companions Joe Cruz and Willie Hatfield who tackled the route with ultra-minimal sleep setups. In our latest video, he sits down with them to hear the thought process behind their bivy-centric gear choices. Watch it here…
The TranSardinia spans the length of Sardinia’s eastern mountains, showcasing the unique landscapes and vibrant culture of a relatively unknown side of the island that proudly maintains its bucolic and simple lifestyle. Tristan Bogaard rode the length of this route back in the fall, and he shares the experience in his latest video…
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