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Bikepacking
07. September, 11:10 Uhr

The Kona Sutra is a perennial classic touring bike that has been around in various forms for nearly two decades. Seeking to shake up his perspective, Lucas spent most of the past year pedaling one around Colorado. Find his in-depth review and a generous helping of photos here... The post Kona Sutra Review: Touring Revisited appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
22. Juni, 13:49 Uhr

Bears, dangerous hail, and peanut butter mud continue to loom heavy in riders' minds as Day 8 of the 2024 Tour Divide ensues. In our latest report, we check in to see how the women's, men's, and singlespeeders' races are unfolding. Find it here with a gallery of images from Day 7 by in-the-field photographer Eddie Clark... The post 2024 Tour Divide Debrief: Days 7-8 appeared first on...

Bikepacking
16. März, 11:00 Uhr

Throughout a year of long rides and overnighters, Josh Meissner got to know Kristin Heil, founder of the now well-established Gramm Tourpacking, which is rooted in Berlin. Learn about the changes involved in going from solo entrepreneur to a four-woman team and find photos from the Gramm workshop and rides around Berlin in this inside look at the handmade bag maker here… The post Inside Gramm...

Bikepacking
07. Juni, 11:13 Uhr

With the Tour Divide grand depart coming up on Friday, we're pleased to present the Rigs of the 2023 Tour Divide. Like last year, we've split them into two categories and are kicking things off with more than 50 drop-bar rigs that will be taking on the 2,700-mile route from Canada to Mexico, including bag and gear highlights for each. Dive in here... The post Rigs of the 2023 Tour Divide (Part...

Bikepacking
12. Oktober, 13:55 Uhr

Updated October, 2023 (originally published January, 2019) In our opinion, fully rigid steel mountain bikes—especially those with plus-sized tires—have inherited the crown of the first ATBs (All Terrain Bikes), offering sure-footed traction and an adventurous spirit. They’re the updated essence of the original 1980s mountain bikes, and like their forebears, are robust enough to be […] The post...

Bikepacking
01. Februar, 12:36 Uhr

Originally published in the 10th issue of The Bikepacking Journal, we're proud to present an expanded version of "A History of Bikepacking" by Joe Cruz. This fascinating piece blends research and storytelling to trace the origins of bikepacking from the late 1800s to today and features a treasure trove of images and illustrations from across the years... The post A History of Bikepacking...

Bikepacking
08. Juni, 11:02 Uhr

The second part of our massive Rigs of the 2023 Tour Divide roundup features a collection of more than 60 flat-bar bikes that will be setting out on the 2,750-mile route between Banff, Alberta, and Antelope Wells, New Mexico, tomorrow morning. Find details on all of them here, including bag and gear highlights for each... The post Rigs of the 2023 Tour Divide (Part 2): Flat-Bar Bikes appeared...

Bikepacking
08. Dezember, 12:38 Uhr

Building on years of experience crafting custom bags and racks, Berlin-based Gramm Tourpacking teamed up with framebuilder-owned Allygn Components to create the innovative Diamond Bag and Rack system. Inspired by classic rando bags, it’s ready for bikepacking. Find a thorough examination of the state-of-the-art bag featuring photos from six months of riding with it all across Europe here… The...

Bikepacking
04. Juni, 11:34 Uhr

Türkiye, as it’s officially known today, is renowned as one of the best bikepacking countries in the world. With jaw-dropping scenery, ancient history, and some of the friendliest locals you’ll ever meet, it’s no wonder. This tour far surpasses all your expectations of what the country has to offer. We’ve all seen the images of […] The post Cappadocia Delight appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
15. Oktober, 15:30 Uhr

The Baja Divide route guide was originally written in 2016 and last updated in October 2024 with insight from Pat Boyle, Evan Christenson, and Logan Watts. Photos by Evan, Logan, […] The post The Baja Divide appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
11. Juni, 11:32 Uhr

In this edition of Rider and Rig, we meet Boulder, Colorado-based designer Justin McKinley, who'll soon line up for the 2024 Tour Divide aboard the 2009 Moots Mooto X YBB he scored on Craigslist and rebuilt into the long-hauling singlespeed of his dreams. Get to know Justin and his guiding philosophy, recap some valuable lessons he learned during his first Tour Divide attempt, and find an...

Bikepacking
30. August, 11:35 Uhr

Badlands is a non-stop, unsupported gravel challenge along the edge of Europe that follows a rugged 790-kilometer loop through southern Spain. Ahead of Sunday's grand depart, we're sharing a massive roundup that's bursting at the seams with over 100 rigs taking on the event. Dive into the gallery with details on each bike here… The post Rigs of the 2024 Badlands appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
13. Juni, 14:22 Uhr

It's Tour Divide time again, and for our 2024 Tour Divide Preview, we dive into all the details you need to know to get ready for some exciting dot-watching, including weather conditions, route changes, and much more. Plus, Neil chats with veteran Tour Divide riders Alexandera Houchin, Hannah Simon, and Josh Ibbett about key riders to watch. See it all here... The post 2024 Tour Divide Preview:...

Bikepacking
16. August, 11:04 Uhr

For many, the first thing that springs to mind for Norway will be the fjords and their epic scenery of incomprehensibly huge walls of rock dropping down into vast expanses of water below. Whilst this route does indeed end at one of these fjords (the longest in Norway at over 200 kilometres long), the route […] The post Of Milk and Navvies (Mjolkevegen and Rallarvegen) appeared first on...

Bikepacking
19. Juni, 11:04 Uhr

In part one of our from-the-field reportage of the 2023 Tour Divide, seasoned photographer and documentarian Eddie Clark shares his experiences from the first week, tracking down riders in Montana and Wyoming along the faint singletrack and mud-caked roads of this iconic route. Find his recap, thoughts from several riders, and an excellent photo gallery here… The post Tracking the 2023 Tour...

Bikepacking
16. Februar, 14:43 Uhr

Our special Reader's Rig of the week showcases an assortment of bikes that will be taking on the 3,000-kilometer Tour Aotearoa across New Zealand, traversing both islands from Cape Reinga in the north to Bluff in the south. Find rig and gear details from nearly intrepid 20 riders who'll begin their ride this weekend here... The post Reader’s Rig(s): 19 Bikes of the Tour Aotearoa appeared first...

Bikepacking
03. Mai, 11:08 Uhr

Eager to combine her longtime passion for bikepacking with her budding love of ski touring, Ana Zamorano Ruiz planned a trip to a backcountry peak in the Pyrenees to try the concept. Find her story of learning to mix bikes and skis and gaining a whole new perspective on the adventure possibilities in her backyard here... The post Off-Piste: Bikepacking and Ski Touring the Pyrenees appeared...

Bikepacking
12. Juni, 14:20 Uhr

In preparation for the 2024 Tour Divide, mountain endurance athlete Jackson Long just released an in-depth video look at the bike and gear he's bringing along for the ride. Watch the video, dig into his complete gear list, and learn more about his 2024 Tour Divide film project here... The post Jackson Long’s 2024 Tour Divide Bike Check (Video) appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
10. Januar, 12:32 Uhr

In our final Editor’s Dozen from 2023, Josh Meissner reflects on 12 highlights that shaped his eventful last year of touring all over Europe. Ranging from practical gear to immaterial inspiration, find his collection of favorites that blur the lines of bikepacking here... The post Editor’s Dozen: Josh’s Favorite Gear of 2023 appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
04. Juli, 11:22 Uhr

For many of us, bikepacking is as much about the riding as it is the people we meet along the way. This concept proved especially true during a ride on the 1,000-kilometer Munda Biddi Trail that Miles and Emily took earlier this year in Western Australia. They encountered new and interesting people each day, all connected by the route in one way or another. Find portraits and vignettes from 27...

Bikepacking
29. Mai, 11:14 Uhr

Following a two-month bikepacking trip around New Zealand, Matt Bark reflects on the value of following established routes versus the potential risks and rewards that come with charting your own path. Find his story of finding the right balance, making new connections, and embracing spontaneity here... The post Going Your Own Way: Two Months Across New Zealand appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
13. Juli, 11:04 Uhr

While bikepacking around Europe this spring, Joshua Meissner made a stop at Rohloff headquarters in Hesse, Germany, to tour the space where their iconic internal gear Speedhub is made. Learn more about the beloved company's past and present and take a photographic tour of their production and repair processes here... The post Inside Rohloff: Legendary Internal Gear Hubs appeared first on...

Bikepacking
13. Juni, 11:08 Uhr

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – commonly known as Bosnia – is a small country located in the Balkans with a long and complex history. While a part of Europe and within a two-hour flight from most European capitals, the country you’ll see on this route often feels far more remote and distant. Through […] The post The Bosnian Highline appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
13. Februar, 12:30 Uhr

Let’s not sugarcoat it: The south of Namibia, particularly those parts within or adjacent to the Namib Desert, are painfully inaccessible for bikepacking when the focus is on travelling well off-road and away from the main routes. The reality is that alternative tracks and trails are few and far between, they’re often fragmented over vast […] The post SAND: Segment 4 – Namib appeared first on...

Bikepacking
12. Januar, 12:00 Uhr

This route was originally published in 2016 (outside the scope of the Andean Bear Corridor Routes with Conservation International) and has since gotten excellent feedback from dozens of riders. In January 2024, it received a major overhaul thanks to Eileen Schwab. Find Eileen’s photos and additional information integrated below. Connecting the pretty village of Barichara […] The post Oh Boyaca!...

Bikepacking
26. Juni, 11:17 Uhr

Ascend Armenia is a new self-supported ultra-distance bikepacking race following a 1,100-kilometer route across a challenging mix of terrain through a fascinating country. The inaugural event took off yesterday morning from the Armenian capital, Yerevan, and organizer Stephen Fitzgerald of Rodeo Labs put together a detailed backstory on the event with brilliant photos, which we've paired with...

Bikepacking
31. Januar, 14:34 Uhr

The Shaky Isles Challenge is a self-supported bikepacking event that follows a massive 2,800-kilometer route along the length of Aotearoa/New Zealand. With no finishers at this year's event, we reached out to the organizer Brian Alder for a recap of his ride. Find his story with photos and a video from Rob Dawson here... The post 2023 Shaky Isles Challenge: Event Recap appeared first on...

Bikepacking
18. Januar, 12:52 Uhr

As someone attracted to pedaling at an unhurried pace that allows time to soak in the surroundings and experience the local culture, Ty Domin was initially skeptical about racing the Tour Divide. Still, something compelled him to give a whirl. In this piece, explores the eye-opening experiences that helped him fully appreciate the iconic race's allure. Read it here... The post Why Race?...

Bikepacking
14. Juni, 11:25 Uhr

The second part of our massive Rigs of the 2024 Tour Divide roundup features a collection of over 70 drop-bar bikes that will be setting out this morning on the 2,700-mile route between Banff, Alberta, and Antelope Wells, New Mexico. Find details on all of them here, including bag and gear highlights for each… The post Rigs of the 2024 Tour Divide (Part Two): Drop-Bar Bikes appeared first on...

Bikepacking
27. April, 11:02 Uhr

Released as part of the Lalashan Collection earlier this month, the new QUOC Gran Tourer XC further refines the London brand's flagship shoe with an unabashedly performance-focused feature set. Lucas has been wearing a pair on rides around Colorado this spring, and he shares his full review here... The post QUOC Gran Tourer XC Review: Performance Pedaling appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
13. Juni, 11:25 Uhr

With this year's Tour Divide grand depart coming up tomorrow morning, we're pleased to present the Rigs of the 2024 Tour Divide, our largest rig roundup yet! Once again, we split them into two categories and are beginning with more than 80 flat-bar rigs that will be on the 2,700-mile route from Canada to Mexico, including bag and gear highlights for each. Explore the full gallery here… The post...

Bikepacking
05. Dezember, 12:28 Uhr

The latest generation of the Crust Scapegoat (ScapeBot) features plenty of the specs we’d hope to see from a ride-around-the-world rigid mountain bike, including geometry tuned for heavy hauling, loads of mounting points, and clearance for 29 x 3.0” tires. After nearly a year of dirt-road rambling, packrafting, and bikepacking, find our long-term Crust Scapegoat review here… The post Crust...

Bikepacking
11. Juli, 11:37 Uhr

The latest video in Ryan Le Garrec's "Fail" series documents his 2,000-kilometer ride around Spain as part of the 2024 Desertus Bikus event after a slipped disc in his back kept him off the bike for a month. Find his 15-minute video, a written perspective, and a gallery of film and digital photos here... The post Fail 14: Out of Shape for Desertus Bikus (Video) appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Bikepacking
05. Mai, 11:05 Uhr

After a decade of bikepacking and touring on a plant-based diet, Dakota Gale compiled this handy resource that includes practical tips, some essential considerations, his favorite meals/ingredients, and more to help anyone curious about plant-based (or plant-leaning) bikepacking give it a try on their next trip. Find Dakota's guide and a delectable gallery of images here... The post How to...

Bikepacking
22. Oktober, 12:21 Uhr

We saved some of the best for last, and our third and final report from Bespoked 2024 at Dresden International Airport in Germany highlights another incredible constellation of bikes we spotted at Europe’s largest handmade bicycle show. Buckle in and make sure your seat is in the upright position for one last vibrant photo gallery and detailed report from the event here... The post Bikes and...

Bikepacking
30. November, 12:49 Uhr

Contributed by Atenea Camacho and the Bikepacking for Conservation team Reminiscent of the famous legend, Ruta El Dorado is an homage to its Indigenous origins. Glacial lagoons found along this trail were once regarded as sacred by the Muisca Indigenous peoples who originally inhabited this region; seven of these lagoons make up what was once […] The post Ruta El Dorado appeared first on...

Bikepacking
14. November, 12:37 Uhr

In this piece, Ty Domin makes the case for why he calls his style of riding "overlanding." Following more than 40,000 kilometers of pedaling on many of our routes around the world, he also shares a look at his current Tumbleweed Prospector setup and offers some thoughts on how a shift in mindset has unlocked boundless possibilities. Find it all here... The post Overlanding: What’s in a Name?...

Bikepacking
07. Juli, 11:04 Uhr

Photographer Danielle Vilaplana was in Wyoming during the 2023 Tour Divide, where she caught up with more than a dozen women riders to learn about their experiences. Find her portraits of the women who took on the iconic 2,700-mile route this year, their advice for future racers and tourers, and other impressions from the field here... The post Women of the 2023 Tour Divide: Conversations from...

Bikepacking
28. Juni, 11:13 Uhr

In the third and final report from his border-to-border coverage of the 2023 Tour Divide, photographer Eddie Clark reflects on the evolution of the iconic race and follows riders from New Mexico's Gila National Forest down to the finish in Antelope Wells. Find his full write-up and another excellent photo gallery here... The post Tracking the 2023 Tour Divide (Part 3): 17 days, 5,262 miles, and...

Bikepacking
25. Juni, 17:14 Uhr

In an expansive part one documenting the 2024 Tour Divide, photographer Eddie Clark shares his experience of chasing fast riders and capturing moments in the fleeting light from the tall grass and sagebrush along the iconic and storied route. Dive into his recap and explore an excellent photo gallery here… The post Running Down the 2024 Tour Divide (Part One) appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.