Mois : juillet 2023

Accessibility is a big issue for bikepacking in Australia. While its reputation is one of wide-open spaces, Oz is actually one of the most heavily urbanized countries on Earth. Ninety percent of our population lives […]

This week’s Debrief features new bags, Sofiane’s Silk Road Mountain Race tips, fresh art from Chris McNally, a Blue Crush SID Ultimate fork, dreams of Armenia, two events to follow live, and more. Find it […]

In this feature edition of Reader’s Rig, we introduce Paulo LaBerge and the Esker Hayduke Titanium that most recently took him to the Cape Loop on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula. Learn all about Paulo’s love […]

We’re giving away a made-to-measure frame bag from Wit Slingers in Leipzig, Germany, for Collective Reward #154. One lucky winner can choose from a wide variety of fabrics, colors, and options to fully customize a […]

The latest RockShox SID Ultimate just got overhauled with a lockable three-position damper, a redesigned Debonair+ airspring, and a few additional upgrades to make it stronger and lighter. We had the chance to test one […]

Ergon GXR grips are made in Germany from the brand’s proprietary AirCell-Rubber, a compound that promises sure grip and vibration-damping properties that rival that of traditional foam grips. We’ve been using the impressive GXRs since […]

We stumbled on this interesting and mysterious video on Vimeo this morning and thought it was worth sharing. FrameCraft appears to be a high-tech micro-factory for making custom frame bags, bridging the gap between custom […]

« Don’t Look Back » from Outlaw Media chronicles the captivating first edition of the Rhino Run last year, a rugged 2,750-kilometer bikepacking race across South Africa and Namibia. It tells the story of a group of […]

In this enthralling tale of camaraderie and adventure, Evan Christenson returns to the dusty roads and cold waters of Baja California in search of elusive waves that have called out to him for years. Find […]