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A Bikepacker’s Guide to Mountain Weather Preparation
By Team Work on October 17, 2016
Shoulder season weather in higher elevations can be dicey, and even dangerous. When bikepacking in these environs, the balance between going light and going too light is a delicate one. Here is our guide, tips, and tricks for planning a bikepacking trip — without tipping the scales — for the variety of conditions that mountains can dish out.

Porcelain Rocket Mr. Fusion V2: 5,000 Mile Review
By Logan Watts on May 23, 2016
This seat pack has seen a lot. After 5,000 miles and some tough love, it’s time to give the Porcelain Rocket Mr. Fusion V2 the long-haul review it deserves…

Endura Singletrack II Shorts: 365 days a year
By Cass Gilbert on May 11, 2016
We take Endura’s Singletrack IIs bikepacking in Bolivia, where they prove their worth as a tough-as-nails pair of shorts with handy bonus features – whether you’re in the saddle pedaling, or pressing your way through a hectic Sunday market.

Ultralight Rain Jackets for Bikepacking and Bike Touring
By Team Work on April 11, 2016
A quality hardshell is one of the most pivotal items to include on a bikepacking and bike touring trip. Here’s why, what to look for, and reviews of seven waterproof rain jackets under 10oz (280g)…

Bikepacking Predictions 2016… what the future may hold.
By Team Work on December 29, 2015
From a dropper post seat pack to a rainy Tour Divide—we’ve pulled 12 predictions straight from our crystal ball to forecast trends, happenings, and gear innovations for bikepacking in 2016…

2015 Bikepacking Awards
By Team Work on December 18, 2015
In appreciation of all that 2015 has brought us, we’re delighted to announce our first ever, year-end bikepacking awards. Read on to find out our 25 picks, including the ‘Most Inspiring Photo’, ‘Best Short Film’, ‘Ballsiest Trip’, ‘Explorer of The Year’, and more…

Bikepacking Cuisine: Thai Salmon Curry
By Cass Gilbert on December 7, 2015
We all know the importance of a full belly at the end of the day to ride-weary bikepackers. And while pretty much everything tastes great after hours in the saddle, in this series of bikepacking recipes, we’ll be suggesting simple, nutritious and easy-to-cook camping cuisine that will help ‘up’ your culinary game.

Rider’s Lens #002: Vince Colvin, Drawing as a reference.
By Guest on November 12, 2015
Rider’s Lens #002: the sketches of Vince Colvin, made during his trips around Ecuador, Texas and New Mexico.

A Guide to Bikepacking Guidebooks
By Logan Watts on October 15, 2015
A collection of bikepacking guidebooks has recently hit the shelves. Here’s a roundup of what each has to offer, and which is the right choice for who…

The Colorado Trail, Denver to Durango
By Devon Balet on July 30, 2015
The Colorado Trail is one of the premier, long distance bikepacking trails in the US. It travels through the incredible Colorado Rocky Mountains amongst peaks, glacial lakes, creeks, and a […]

Shooting From The Saddle Vol. 02: Bikepacking Photography Gear
By Logan Watts on June 10, 2015
What’s the best gear to capture great bikepacking photos? Here are bikepacking photography gear lists and insights from six noteworthy photographers …

Porcelain Rocket Orbiter: Roll-top Zipperless Frame Bag
By Logan Watts on May 14, 2015
The next generation of frame bags are zipperless. The Porcelain Rocket Orbiter frame bag uses a roll-top design inspired by long-term bikepacking expeditions…