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Started in 2012 as a blog to document a bike tour across Mexico and Central America, this platform has evolved into a valuable and expanding hub for bikepacking enthusiasts. It offers a wealth of information, including bikepacking routes, gear reviews, planning tools, a Bikepacking 101 guide, engaging feature stories, and plenty of inspiration for your adventures.

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Reader's Rig: Cooper's Landyachtz 1146 Custom

1 day ago | bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg

This week’s Reader’s Rig comes from Cooper in British Columbia, who shares the custom drop-bar Landyachtz 1146 Ti he uses for everything from trail rides to bikepacking trips to daycare drop-offs. Learn more about Cooper and his one-of-a-kind bike here…Words and photos by Cooper QuinnI’m Cooper. Originally hailing from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, I’ve been in British Columbia for two decades and in North Vancouver for most of that time.
Wizard Works Munin Mini Messenger Review

2 days ago | bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg

Designed to meet the needs of everyday life on and off the bike, the London-made Wizard Works Munin Mini Messenger is a shoulder bag that’s small in stature but big on handy features.
Bags Made by Bears Offers Affordable Handmade Stem Bags

3 days ago | bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg

Bags Made by Bears from Longmont, Colorado, builds great-looking stem bags designed to hold a 1L Nalgene bottle, and prices start at just $35. Learn more and find out how to buy one in a variety of colors and fabrics here…Browsing around Facebook Marketplace last week, which led to picking up the new-to-me 1984 Trek 830 I posted about, I spotted a seller in nearby Longmont, Colorado, selling various self-made bikepacking stem bags.
If There Are Records...

3 days ago | bikepacking.com | Logan Watts

As the Tour Divide unfolds, a deeper conversation about record recognition and inclusion has come to the forefront, sparked by Mel Webb’s powerful reflection on Austin Killips’ missing women’s record dot. With shifting precedents and unexplained changes to Trackleaders’ pace dots, it’s time to ask: who gets to decide which records count, and why?
Shimano GRX Di2 Review: 1x12 Wireless Gravel Group

4 days ago | bikepacking.com | Neil Beltchenko

Adding to their flood of mountain bike drivetrain launches this month, Shimano has another big announcement today: their first-ever fully wireless gravel groupset. It leans heavily on their latest wireless derailleur tech but is a compelling addition to the lineup.
Basecamp Updates (June 2025)

4 days ago | bikepacking.com | Logan Watts

SORT CONTENT BY LOCATIONCLICK TO DRILL DOWN BY COUNTRY/PROVINCE*CURRENTLY FOR ROUTES ONLY (MORE SOON) The Bikepacking Journal is our biannual printed publication. Each issue features a collection of inspiring writing and beautiful photography. Find details on the three most recent issues below, join the Bikepacking Collective to get it in the mail (anywhere in the world), or click here to find a collection of selected stories in digital format.
The PNW Loam Dropper V2 is Better Than Ever

5 days ago | bikepacking.com | Miles Arbour

The updated PNW Loam Dropper V2 has been redesigned with additional sizes, lower stack height, and the same simple-to-service design PNW is known for. Get to know the new Loam Dropper V2 here…Founded in 2015, PNW Components has had a busy and successful first decade of business. Aaron Kerson created the company after identifying a gap in the market for high-quality bicycle components at affordable prices, and their small team has remained committed to this mission.
Weekend Snapshot

5 days ago | bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg

Today’s edition of Weekend Snapshot captures reader-submitted rides from the mountains of Romania to the Baltic coast of Estonia and the redwood forests of California. See what a few folks from our ever-growing global community were up to over the weekend and share a photo from one of your recent getaways here…This Weekend Snapshot highlights yet another trio of spectacularly beautiful places two wheels can take you.
Welcome Back, Rockgeist!

5 days ago | bikepacking.com | Logan Watts

Rockgeist was nearly wiped out by Hurricane Helene last fall, but after months of recovery, Asheville’s beloved bag maker is back on its feet and in a brand-new space. While they’re not at full capacity yet, the team is up and running and in good spirits.
WTB Peacekeeper: A New Bikepacking Tire?

5 days ago | bikepacking.com | Miles Arbour

The all-new WTB Peacekeeper is designed to roll fast without sacrificing grip and control, and it looks promising as a versatile bikepacking tire. Get to know it here…It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new tread pattern from WTB with some promise from a do-everything bikepacking perspective, but the newly announced WTB Peacekeeper looks like a solid option for folks who regularly find themselves on singletrack and rugged doubletrack.