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Molly Sugar shares excerpts from her Seoul to Busan zine, chronicling her bike tour through her motherland as an adoptee. She provides insight into her reconnection with her homeland and some tips on traveling by bike in Korea. If you’ve ever been curious to tour in Korea, keep reading!
Invisible, the remarkable story of Alexandera Houchin, one of the greatest endurance athletes in bikepacking racing, is in need of some funding. This is your chance to get involved…
French ultraendurance athlete Sofiane Sehili was nearing the end of his 17,600 km (10,936 miles) Lisbon to Vladivostok Trans Europe record attempt when Russian authorities detained him…
Curious about the many overnighters John goes on during the summer months in Santa Fe, Miguel asked if he could go along on one. Having never bike camped or bikepacked before, John loaned Miguel some gear and taught him some of his tips.
Watch as Miguel copes with his fear of bears and decks out his Neuhaus Metalworks HBSL with bags from Tailfin.
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Continuing his journey through Central Asia, Ryan Wilson follows a friend’s tracks across Kazakhstan’s Asy Plateau toward Charyn Canyon and meets some of the incredibly friendly local people who call it home…
Bikepacking Roots is excited to host the Rocky Mountain Bikepacking Summit, set for Friday to Monday, September 12-15, 2025. The Summit will be based in the Buffalo Creek area, south of Denver. This event is open to everyone, from those curious about bikepacking to seasoned adventurers.
The Grand Loop is back, and with it, a region is awakening. Filmmaker and ultra-distance cyclist Gregg Dunham returns to Colorado’s West End to witness the Grand Loop Race’s revival. What he found was more than just a race; it was a movement, reshaping forgotten trails and a forgotten town into something enduring.
Paul Kalifatidi visits the design and fabrication studio of Loam Equipment, makers of custom technical accessories in beautiful Bellingham, Washington. Rachel Bjarnason and Alan Martinez craft one-of-a-kind frame bags that add character and function to bikes throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. But there’s much more to Loam than frame bags. Take a peek behind the scenes at Loam Equipment…
Continuing his trip through Central Asia, Ryan Wilson weaves back and forth between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Follow along as he crosses the Northwestern corner of the Tian Shan Mountains and gets cross-examined by border guards…
Kurt Refsnider‘s multipart series on the Grand Loop Bikepacking Race concludes in this final installment, detailing the revival of the almost forgotten route. With some new energy infused into the small community of Nucla, Utah, the race has risen like a phoenix from the ashes…
Daniel Diaz takes us along for the ride at this year’s WeedSac, a bikepacking event from the creator of the Monumental Loop that takes place in New Mexico. This year’s edition featuring a 123-mile route. Check out all the fun below…
Silly Rabbit is a bikepacking film that follows two foolishly ambitious cyclists as they ride across the Sonoran Desert in search of the mystical and elusive Jackalope. The 17 minute film is silly, as the name implies, and it demonstrates the importance of dumb ideas in great adventures. This is also a bucket list project for Ben Kirby, as it is his first ever cycling film, and it even documents his first ever bike tour. The route covered primarily gravel roads from Tucson to Willcox to Bisbee. Riding and filming took place in December 2024.
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Alan Danby had long dreamed of cycling the legendary Annapurna Circuit. What began as inspiration from other riders turned into a two-week journey of pushing boundaries, both physical and mental, through one of the world’s most breathtaking and challenging regions. From humid paddy fields to snow-covered passes above 5,000 meters, this story captures the grit and beauty of riding through the heart of the Nepalese Himalayas. These images are sure to inspire, so let’s dive in…
Evan Smiley recounts a harrowing journey with his elven companion Sam Hodges through the lens of Dungeons and Dragons. Was it all a D&D fever dream or a bikepacking adventure? Grab your D20 and meet your fellow adventurers at the tavern to hear a tale for the ages…
Complimenting the existing range of We Are One‘s Convergence rims serving Trail (Sector), Enduro (Triad), and E-Bike (Fuse), the latest offering now covers a wider spectrum of categories with a Bikepacking (Wanderer) and Gravel (Revive 2.0). It provides groundbreaking trail damping across more cycling disciplines. Let’s check out the new Wanderer and Revive 2.0 wheels…
While Travis was growing up in the Midwest, the Illinois winters forced him to find new ways to pass the time. But now that he’s in California, its the summer that pushes him outside his comfort zone. His picks reflect the adaptations he’s made in 2025.
There’s no shortage of coffee coverage here at The Radavist. We counted 70 articles tagged with the word, “coffee,” and Travis just added one more. Using Tea bags to brew his coffee helped make his cooking kit simpler, smaller, and lighter. But he has a heavy heart now that he doesn’t need to dangle a mug on his saddlebag.
