The Revelate Designs Nano Panniers have a 7-11L volume and weigh just 255 grams each, and their unique four-point compression system is unlike anything we’ve seen. They took a top spot in our 2023 Gear […]

After two decades in business, Los Angeles-based apparel company swrve just announced that it’s winding down its operations. Read more here… The post Swrve is Closing its Doors appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Huw Oliver traveled from Scotland to Alaska to ride the 1,000-mile Iditarod Trail last year, and he put together this reflection that links a series of memories from several weeks out on the ephemeral trail […]

American’s goal to win a Classic starts at Strade Bianche

‘I see it as the perfect place for the next chapter of my career’ says 21-year-old American

De Crescenzo and Garrison dominate Border Wars, Rhim and Arreola take titles at Tucson Bicycle Classic, Valley of the Sun bright for Lebo and Ehrlich – North American Roundup

‘It’ll be more difficult for a solo attack to go clear’ predicts Alberto Bettiol

Milano-Torino 2024 route

Oregon-based framebuilder Mostly Forever, owned by Max Keegan, just launched a new website and a handlebar bag designed specifically for the Oregon Timber Trail. Learn more about the Mostly Forever Olney Bar Bag here… The […]

In his latest video, Robert Adair completely reimagines a 1990s Gary Fisher Gitche Gumee MTB into a modern gravel bike. The resulting build reflects an impressive combination of improvisation and ingenuity. Watch the 22-minute build […]

This week, the Bureau of Land Management’s Price Field Office released preliminary documents for the San Rafael Swell Travel Management Plan in Central Utah. Learn more about what this could mean for bikepackers here… The […]

What makes the best rig for the Iditarod Trail Invitational? In our latest video, Neil unpacks the bikes of the 2024 Iditarod Trail, highlighting what most racers are using, uncovering some unexpected findings, and sharing […]

Additional photos by Neil Beltchenko and Miles Arbour The terrain of far southeastern Arizona—an ecoregion known as the Madrean Archipelago—is a rough and rugged sort of poetry. Its crumbled peaks, defiant cactuses, and dirt tracks […]

‘Losing the plot in public – it’s mental’ Ineos rider says on podcast

Guide to when the 2024 Paris Olympic Games cycling events are held in your time zone for track, road, and mountain biking

Vollering, Kopecky the favourites after 2023 1-2

Pidcock returns to defend, Van Aert opts out

António Morgado so close for second and Jenthe Biermans takes third in bunch finish

54-tooth chainring nets victory for Wertz over Stetina

Dane will focus on Vuelta this year with hopes of attempting GC at the Tour de France in 2025

North American battles cold of O Gran Camiño, continuing season that started with stage victory at Volta Valenciana

All the bikes, gear, and behind the scenes shots from the start of the classics season

Suspensions handed out to women’s conti team after participating in fraud to meet minimum rider requirement at Argenta Classic

Rising Classics star becomes first Spaniard in history to score a Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne podium

21-year-old New Zealander spends second cobbled Classic of his career on the offensive with Van Aert, Mohoric

‘You saw the race today. There’s not too much question when you see these three riders in the front’ says Peeters after Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Belgian takes second despite revamped training plan with focus on peaking later in spring

‘It was the logical tactic for us to make the race so hard’ says Belgian after day of Visma dominance at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Dutchwoman acknowledges ‘long road’ back to 249th career victory after iliac artery surgery

Third-place finisher reveals his Visma team had planned to attack the crosswinds even earlier