BIKEPACKING.com
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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4 days ago |
bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg
For the third year running, SRAM and BESPOKED have teamed up to support framebuilders from underrepresented backgrounds with an opportunity to showcase their work at the BESPOKED Dresden bike show.
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5 days ago |
bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg
The latest video in Antoine Bussier’s “Bikepacking Colors” series follows a 10-day journey from Amsterdam in the Netherlands to Belfort in France and reveals the true power of bike travel: human connection. Find the 20-minute video and photos here… Photos and video by Antoine BussierFor filmmaker Antoine Bussier, bikepacking is about far more than getting from A to B. Rather, it’s a powerful lens for human connection, introspection, beauty, and slowness.
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5 days ago |
bikepacking.com | Lucas Winzenburg
In today’s installment of Weekend Snapshot, we highlight a fresh trio of sublime scenes shared by readers around the globe. Find vignettes from Colorado, Kazakhstan, and New Mexico, and share a shot from one of your recent rides here…With the arrival of warmer weather, our readers across the Northern Hemisphere have been ramping up their weekend getaways, and we’re loving this latest selection of images from Central Asia and the United States.
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6 days ago |
bikepacking.com | Miles Arbour
Quebec-based Panorama Cycles just released an updated version of their carbon gravel bike, the Katahdin. The Katahdin 2.1 features increased tire clearance, UDH dropouts, new build options, and a fresh “dark eggplant” colorway.
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1 week ago |
bikepacking.com | Miles Arbour
Earlier this week, Emma Bateup of New Zealand became the first woman and seventh overall to finish the 2025 Highland Trail 550 in Scotland, completing the gruelling route in 4 days, 4 hours, and 27 minutes.
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