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Revelate Designs Nano Panniers Review: A New Standard
By Miles Arbour on May 15, 2023
Weighing just 255 grams each with a 7-11L volume, the Revelate Designs Nano Panniers were just completely redesigned with a unique four-point compression system that’s unlike anything we’ve seen before. Miles has been putting them through their paces on a 2,000-kilometer dirt tour around Australia, and he put together a detailed review ahead of today’s launch. Check it out here…
Look at Sofiane Sehili’s Tour Divide Tires After 2,666 Miles
By Logan Watts on May 9, 2023
Rene Herse got ahold of Sofiane Sehili’s Fleecer Ridge tires that were used to win last year’s 2,666-mile Tour Divide race. See how they fared after this long ride of more than 175 miles per day here…
Rambler Bags Panniers Review
By Miles Arbour on April 27, 2023
Not quite micro panniers but still not full-sized panniers, the Rambler Bags Panniers are low-profile and spacious and feature a timeless aesthetic that’s easy to love. Miles and Emily have been bikepacking in Australia for the last month, and they report back on how the panniers have been holding up. Find their review here…
Friday Debrief: Brother Kepler, LED Pedals, Camera Straps, and more
By Team Work on March 24, 2023
This week’s Debrief features the new Brother Kepler, Fred Bar, LED-equipped pedals, a cycling-specific camera strap, events to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Steve Roberts: Computing Across America
By Lucas Winzenburg on March 17, 2023
Steve Roberts may well have been the original digital nomad. Several decades after his “Computing Across America” tours, we’ve uncovered his offbeat story of living and working from the saddle. You can learn more about Steve and the fascinating computerized bicycles that made his 17,000-mile journey around the United States possible here…
Weekend Snapshot
By Lucas Winzenburg on March 6, 2023
We visit mountains and forests in Wales, Canada, and Belgium in this morning’s edition of Weekend Snapshot. Join three bikepackers on their weekend adventures and find a form to share a shot from one of your recent rides here…
Logan’s Cotic SolarisMax + Choosing a Bike for Oaxaca
By Logan Watts on February 28, 2023
In our latest Worthy Builds feature, Logan ruminates on the complexity of selecting the perfect bike for an extended trip in Oaxaca, Mexico, a magical region that offers a bewildering variety of surfaces and terrain. Find his rationale, details on the Cotic SolarisMax that he rebuilt for the occasion, and an overview of his complete bikepacking kit here…
An Unlikely Rider’s 2023 HuRaCaN 300 Journey
By Guest on February 18, 2023
Following her successful finish of the 2023 HuRaCaN 300 in Florida earlier this month, Cathy Niebauer reflected on how being immersed in a bikepacking event enabled her to shed her other identities and fully tune in to the experience. Find her recap of the event and thoughts on participating as an atypical ultra-endurance rider here, paired with a set of photos from David Childers…
Friday Debrief: Many New Products, a Tour Divide Illustration, Huracan 300, and More…
By Miles Arbour on February 10, 2023
This week’s Debrief features prototype Maxxis Aspen tires, a new Easton bar, dreams of Mongolia, a Fidlock magnetic bladder, an event to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Bikepacking Group Trip Planning 2.0 (video)
By Logan Watts on February 9, 2023
When planning a group trip, there are a lot of factors to consider, and several strategies that can be employed to make the trip more enjoyable. In our latest YouTube video, Neil walks through his group trip pre-planning strategy and offers up several tips. Watch it here…
Friday Debrief: Spa Cycles, Mezcal FTW, Bismarck Bottle Bucket, and More…
By Miles Arbour on February 3, 2023
This week’s Debrief features the new Spa Cycles Rove Ti, an updated Rogue Panda Bismarck Bottle Bucket, Kermit the Frog riding a bike, some turquoise pedals, two events to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Introducing the Quirk Cycles Overland V2
By Miles Arbour on
The London-made Quirk Cycles Overland just received an update that includes 3D-printed dropouts, a refined front rack, and the ability to run a 100mm suspension fork. Find photos and details on the Quirk Cycles Overland V2 here…























