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Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack Tent Review (video)
21 Feb 9 Neil Beltchenko / Bikepacking GearIn our latest video review, Neil digs into the new Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Bikepack tent after using it for a couple of months prior to its release. Find the detailed review here, along with a few photos and some of Logan’s pros and cons…
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NF DP3 Pants Review: Made in British Columbia
15 Feb 3 Miles Arbour / ApparelDesigned and manufactured in British Columbia, the NF DP3 Pants are slim-fit mountain bike pants designed for all-mountain and enduro-style riding. Miles purchased a pair earlier this winter to see if they live up to the hype and how’d they fare for different types of riding. Find his review here…
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Into the Dark: Crossing the Black Forest (Film)
4 Feb 3 Lucas Winzenburg / Bikepacking VideosInto the Dark is a new film from Focus Bikes that follows a group of five riders as they attempt a challenging three-day crossing of Germany’s beautiful Black Forest with no fixed route and only paper maps for navigation. Find the full 20-minute film and some photos from behind the scenes here…
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West Coast: A Gravel Cycling Adventure (Film)
9 Feb 2 Miles Arbour / Bikepacking VideosWest Coast, a film by Adventure Ultra Cycling, documents Christian Orry’s ride from the German-Danish border to the northernmost city in Denmark. Watch the full 25-minute film here…
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Guide to Mullet Drivetrains: Pairing Road Shifters with MTB Derailleurs/Cassettes
370 Jan 19 Logan Watts / Bikepacking GearLet’s be honest, road 1x drivetrains just don’t cut it. The ideal 1x for gravel bikes and drop-bar bikepacking rigs comes in the form of a road shift lever paired with a mountain bike rear derailleur and/or cassette. For the past year and a half, we’ve been experimenting with various hacks and drivetrain modifications to achieve the best of both worlds: a wide gear range and an appreciable granny gear. We’ve fully tested nine solid “mullet” drivetrains for this in depth guide…
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2021 Bikepacking Predictions (and Desires)
33 Jan 18 Logan Watts / Bikepacking VideosIn our latest YouTube video, a few of our editors share their 2021 predictions for interesting new gear, adventures, and the bikepacking community at large. Watch it here, plus find out a few things we hope will come to fruition during the upcoming year…
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Grenzerfahrungen: Along the Iron Curtain (Video)
6 Jan 13 Markus Stitz / Bikepacking VideosGrenzerfahrungen (Borderline Experiences), a new film from Edinburgh-based filmmaker and adventurer Markus Stitz, documents his journey along the European Green Belt while scouting the Iron Curtain Gravel Trail route. Watch it here…
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Bikepacking The Kettle Valley Rail Trail in Winter (video)
11 Jan 13 Logan Watts / Bikepacking VideosIn his latest video, our friend Iohan Gueorguiev attempted to ride the Kettle Valley Rail Trail (or as much of it as possible) in late December. Watch it here…
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11 Training Tips For Your Next Bikepacking Ride Or Race (video)
6 Jan 12 Logan Watts / Bikepacking GuidesInterested in starting a training regimen for an upcoming bikepacking ride or ultra-endurance race? In our latest video, Colorado Trail Race and HT550 record holder Neil Beltchenko shares 11 training tips for bikepacking. Watch them here and find a few links to other training resources on this site…
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Primus Firestick Stove Review
15 Jan 12 Miles Arbour / Bikepacking GearThe Primus Firestick is a canister stove with a unique streamlined packable design. It caught our attention as an ideal stove to cram into a bikepacking bag without any prodding metal edges or rattling bits. We’ve been testing out the stainless steel and titanium versions this fall to see if it lived up to our expectations. Find the full review here…
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540 Miles (A Colorado Trail Documentary)
10 Jan 11 Logan Watts / Bikepacking VideosIn effort to check off a few bucket list aspirations, 64-year-old retiree Dave Baumann set out on his mountain bike to bikepack along the Colorado Trail from Denver to Durango. 540 Miles, A Colorado Trail Documentary, follows Dave’s journey. Watch it here…
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Lael Rides Alaska (Film)
14 Jan 7 Logan Watts / Bikepacking VideosBack in 2017, Lael Wilcox cycled Alaska’s complete 4,500-mile road network, solo and self-supported. This past summer, she did it again, but her partner and filmmaker Rugile Kaladyte came along to document the experience. Watch the full 17-minute film here alongside a map of her route, and details about the 2021 Femme-Trans- Women’s Scholarship…























