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Idaho Panhandle Ramble (Video)
Matt Westfall of the Wax Tracks YouTube channel recently got out to ride the Idaho Panhandle Ramble, enjoying the 320-mile bikepacking route over six days. Watch the 18-minute video and read a short reflection from his ride here…
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How Important is the MADE Bike Show? (MADE 2025)
In his closing video from MADE, Neil poses a simple question with big implications: “What does this show mean to you?” Watch the finale to hear candid answers from 20 builders spotlighting community, craft, and momentum behind handmade bikes and where the bike world goes next…
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Introducing the Alberni Bam Bam (Video)
Following the release of Canada’s latest bikepacking route, the Alberni Bam Bam, we’re pleased to share a short overview video that videographer Tom Powell put together from the scouting trip this summer. Watch the seven-minute video here…
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MADE 2025 on Video: The Most Hated Bike Standards
At MADE last week, Neil left the camera rolling for a rapid-fire round. In this video, he found out which bike industry standards builders most hate and which they love. The answers ranged from unexpectedly passionate to hilariously predictable, revealing just how personal standards are in framebuilding. Watch it here…
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62.8 mi. / 100 km 2 days
Log Jam Loop
Explore the stunning valleys surrounding Nakusp and Slocan Lake on this accessible yet adventurous overnighter. Smooth gravel roads, bumpy quad tracks, and rail grade that blurs the line between gravel and singletrack all make up this unique and interesting ride. Slow pace, great views, quiet paths, tons of camping and water—take a load off and cruise the Log Jam Loop… -
MADE 2025 on Video: The Most Interesting Finds (Part 2)
In our final official video from the 2025 MADE Bike Show, Neil continues his deep dive into the venue to connect with component and accessory makers. Highlights include new releases from Ultradynamico, Wren, and Velo Orange, plus a closer look at a few of the most eye-catching bikes from the show floor. Watch it here…
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MADE 2025 on Video: The Most Interesting Finds (Part 1)
For our fifth video in the MADE 2025 on Video series, Neil takes a closer look at the component and accessory side of the show, featuring fresh Swift Industries colorways, a deep dive into 3D printing with Ogle Designs, and a chat with the winner of the Ozark Doom Ultra, and more. Watch it here…
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Single Speeding the 2025 Colorado Trail Race (Video)
Fresh off a finish of the 2025 Colorado Trail Race, Josh Hicks shares a look behind the scenes of what it took to single-speed his way more than 500 miles across the Rockies. Find his 25-minute video paired with a lovely collection of photos and some words about the unforgettable ride here…
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MADE 2025 on Video (Part 4): Mosaic, Hot Salad, Sycip, Brule, Eagleton, and San Util
The 2025 MADE Bike Show wrapped up on Sunday, but our coverage is far from over; we’ll be rolling out highlights all week long! In our latest video, we spotlight seven standout bicycles, including a telescoping adjustable chainstay design from Brûlé, a stunning raw steel build from Hot Salad, a trout-inspired creation from Mosaic, and plenty more…
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MADE 2025 on Video (Part 3): La Marche, Significant Other, Santa Cruz, and More…
The 2025 MADE Bike Show keeps dishing up stunning handmade bicycles, bike culture, and more, in Portland, Oregon. In our latest video, we round up seven more stunning bicycles, including a wild integrated-truss bike from Slow Southern Steel, a full-suspension bike from Sanitas, and a new twin-top-tube klunker from Wilde. Watch it here…
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MADE 2025 on Video (Part 1): Moots, Donkelope, Rare Earth, Mone, and Tumbleweed
The MADE show returns for its third year in Portland, Oregon, bringing three days packed with mezmerizing handmade bicycles, bike culture, and more. With doors opening to the public today, we’re kicking off our “MADE 2025 on Video” coverage with part one: a showcase of five standout builds from Rare Earth Cycle Craft, Monē Bikes, Moots, and Tumbleweed. Watch it here…
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458 mi. / 737 km 14 days
Mata Atlantica Bike Route (S4): Sul
Mata Atlântica Bike Route S4 traverses the highlands of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. It crosses farmlands and forested mountains in the north and canyons and grasslands with Araucaria groves in the south. The weather is notably different, being colder and having a distinct precipitation pattern. This is an opportunity to discover a unique side of Brazil, possibly outside of the winter season recommended for the other segments...