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Montanas Vacias // Spanish Lapland (Video)
By Guest on May 18, 2022
Filmmaker Jeanne LePoix was out riding the 2022 Women’s Montañas Vacías Rally with 55 other women earlier this month, where she shot this lovely short video capturing the route’s spectacular scenery and the some of their eight-day journey. Watch the video and find a brief day-by-day recap and photo gallery here…
Meet the 55 Riders of the 2022 Women’s Montanas Vacias Rally
By Rugile Kaladyte on May 2, 2022
There’s a group of more than 50 women out pedaling along the quiet roads and doubletracks of the 700-kilometer Montañas Vacías route across Spanish Lapland right now. Photographer Rugile Kaladyte was at the start to shoot portraits of all 55 riders and their rigs before they set off. Find the full gallery here…
Friday Debrief: Fresh Bedrocks, Tension Discs, Arizona Trail, Dear Susan, and More
By Logan Watts on April 15, 2022
In this week’s Debrief, we highlight some fresh parts and apparel, check out a 1990s kevlar wheel, share some words of wisdom from Sofiane Sehili, look inside Restrap, pedal across Mongolia, and more. Find it all 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…
Catching up with Bags by Bird in Tucson, Arizona
By Miles Arbour on March 31, 2022
Following his recent relocation to Tucson, Arizona, we stopped by the new Bags by Bird workshop to check in with owner/operator Jay Ritchey, check out the space, and learn more about his small handmade bag brand. Find our interview, a photo tour of the shop, and a closer look at two of Jay’s interesting bikes here…
A Hayduke Story: From Baja to Bend to Oaxaca
By Emma Bucke on February 28, 2022
Long after taking her Hayduke on the inaugural Baja Divide Grand Depart, Emma Bucke shares a more recent reinvention of the bike. Discover how a few component changes and some evolving gear choices have turned a flawed favorite into a bike that’s far more tuned to her needs, transforming her confidence and enjoyment on trails and making this classic steel hardtail finally feel like it’s her own…
Friday Debrief: Colorful Parts, a Ti Wrench, Tour Aotearoa Grand Depart, and more
By Team Work on February 25, 2022
This week’s Debrief includes some colorful new parts, a lightweight Ti wrench, a couple of readers’ ATBs, news from around the community, and details about two upcoming bikepacking events that you can follow live. Check it out here…
Small Bike, Big Adventures: A Bikepacking Guide for Shorter Riders
By Jess Daddio on February 24, 2022
If you’re a shorter rider who struggles to find a place to fit all of your gear on your frame, this guide’s for you. Find our guide to packing small bikes for big adventures here, complete with tips for storage, suggestions for smaller gear, and more…
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.
Introducing the New Easton EC90 AX Handlebar
By Lucas Winzenburg on February 3, 2022
Easton just announced their new off-road-focused carbon handlebars, the EC90 AX Gravel Adventure Bar. Learn more about these lightweight bars with a size-specific ergonomic design here…
Miron Golfman Sets New Baja Divide Record
By Miles Arbour on January 13, 2022
After 10 days, 13 hours, and 24 minutes, Miron Golfman has officially set a new fastest known time (FKT) on the 1,700-mile Baja Divide route in Mexico, raising over $40,000 for ALS in the process. Find details on his ride, a short interview, and his complete pack list here…
Bikes or Death Celebrates 100 Episodes
By Miles Arbour on January 5, 2022
Next week, in celebration of its 100th episode, the Bikes or Death podcast is hosting a live recording with the Lachuga family in Springdale, Arkansas. Learn more here…