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Tracking the 2026 Highland Trail 550: Day Two
By Guest on May 11, 2026
As the riders of the 2026 Highland Trail 550 in Scotland enter their third day of riding, Donnie and Richie, better known as The Whisky Trail Angels, share a detailed update on how the race shaped up over the weekend. Find that and a stunning gallery of photos from Gavin Kaps here…
Detours Podcast: Women of the 2026 Highland Trail 550
By Miles Arbour on May 9, 2026
Mel Webb, host of the Detours podcast, is currently riding the 2026 Highland Trail 550 in Scotland. Ahead of the grand depart, she spoke to some of the women participating in this year’s event about their journeys to the start line and what they’re most excited for. Listen to the full episode here…
Calling All Readers: We Need Your Support!
By Lucas Winzenburg on April 12, 2026
Facing an uncertain future, we’re calling on all of our readers to help us preserve this unparalleled resource and chart a sustainable path ahead. If you’re a regular visitor, please consider joining the Bikepacking Collective to support our work as a member today. Find an important update and learn about the value we offer our backers for as little as $3.25 per month here…
Inside Wit Slingers: Product of Its Environment
By Josh Meissner on April 10, 2026
With Wit Slingers in Leipzig, Germany, closing, bikepackers in Europe lost a beloved custom bag maker. While crafting a final frame bag with designer Tijmen Kervers, Josh Meissner learns all about his path to success and why he quit while on top. Settle in for a candid reflection on what small-scale manufacturing needs to truly thrive, along with photos of the now-shuttered shop…
Rockgeist Big Dumpling Review: If This Bag Could Talk
By Miles Arbour on April 9, 2026
Originally released by Porcelain Rocket seven years ago, the Big Dumpling is a large-capacity, fully waterproof hip pack that might just be the ultimate camera-hauling bag. Now made by Rockgeist, Miles has logged thousands of kilometers across the two versions he’s owned, accompanying him on nearly every bikepacking trip since 2018. Find his long-term review of the Rockgeist Big Dumpling here…
Friday Debrief: Psychedelic Top Caps, Arc’teryx MTB gear, an Old-School Route Guide, New Bikes, and More…
By Team Work on April 3, 2026
This week’s Debrief features an ultralight camp system, colorful top caps, a free DIY bag pattern, new Salsas, a pocket-sized route guide, Arc’teryx MTB gear, two events to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Teravail Circos Wheels Review: Invisible
By Nic Morales on March 24, 2026
Nic didn’t think much about his first brand-new pair of carbon wheels. After a few thousand miles of use on various bikes, in different configurations, and through all kinds of weather, the Teravail Circos carbon wheels simply disappeared beneath him. Having put them thoroughly through their paces, his review takes a deeper look at this nearly invisible set of circles…
What I’d Do Differently (If I Didn’t Work in the Bike Industry)
By Logan Watts on
In this opinion[ated] piece, BIKEPACKING.com’s founding editor offers a candid peek at what he’d do differently if he didn’t work in the bike industry. Find his thoughts on what bikes and gear he’d be using (and which he wouldn’t) if he didn’t have access to or the need to try the latest and greatest here…
Bikes, Booths, and Builders in Philly (Part 3)
By Nic Morales on March 20, 2026
In our third and final installment of Bikes, Booths, and Builders in Philly, Nic dives into the winners of the People’s Choice award, shares an array of interesting new products from Velo Orange, and highlights a handful of additional handmade bikes. Browse the last of his findings below…
Ouachita DOOM Bike Check: On Location at South City Stitchworks
By Miles Arbour on March 12, 2026
In preparation for this year’s DOOM event, Jesse Smith took a trip to South City Stitchworks in St. Louis, Missouri, to pick up some fresh bags for his Allied BC40. Watch the shop visit, interview, and bike check video here…
The EVOC Mountain Bike Bag Pro Aims to Simplify Travel
By Lucas Winzenburg on March 10, 2026
The latest high-end travel bag release is the all-new EVOC Mountain Bike Bag Pro, which the brand says is the only MTB-compatible bag on the market that doesn’t require removing the handlebars. Find details here…
The Paul Tall & Elegant Seatpost is Aptly Named
By Lucas Winzenburg on March 6, 2026
New from Paul Component Engineering in California is the Tall & Elegant seatpost, a zero-setback version of their popular Tall & Handsome seatpost that’s now available in four colors and three diameters. Check it out here…























