Plain and simple: Bikepacking is for everyone. No matter how intimidating it may seem to strap all your camping gear to your bike and ride from point A to point B and beyond, all it takes is a pinch ...

Bikepacking equipment has evolved rapidly over the last five years—the latest racks and bags make it possible to ride rough trails without worrying about leaving a Hansel and Gretel-esque trail of ...

Ultra-packable sub-2-lb tent uses your bike as part of the frame If you're going bikepacking – which is off-road bicycle camping – you'll want to keep your load as light and compact as possible.

Bikepacking isn’t just about the miles—it’s about the gear that makes those miles possible and enjoyable. From handlebars that fight fatigue to tire setups that keep you rolling, the right choices can ...

Bikepacking is hiking, but on two wheels. A scrappier variation on bike touring that involves strong wilderness skills and equally powerful leg muscles, it allows greater freedom of exploration and ...

Hikers and backpackers aren’t the only outdoors enthusiasts who require a tent. With the rising popularity of bikepacking, many cyclists opt to camp out on more extended bike tours, as it offers a ...

Bikepacking is about freedom, but the right gear makes the ride smoother, safer, and more fun. From ultralight bags to weather-ready sleep systems, 2026 trends focus on carrying smarter, not more.