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For our 257th Collective Reward, we partnered with Rab to give one lucky winner a lightweight, packable Neutrino Down Sleeping Bag. Learn more about the Neutrino and sign up to support us as a Bikepacking Collective member here… The post Collective Reward #257: Rab Neutrino Down Sleeping Bag appeare…

por Miles Arbour

Forget endless data, the Cateye Padrone gives you the essentials in a reliable, straightforward, and lightweight package

por Emily Tillett

The Yama Swiftline 1P takes a different approach to lightweight bikepacking shelters, with two offset poles and a fly that opens in several configurations. After a summer of testing in Colorado, including nights on the Colorado Trail and some rainy-day tests, Neil walks through the design, setup, and how it performed. This video was supported by Tailfin, learn more about their offerings here: https://www.tailfin.cc/?utm_source=bikepacking.com&utm_medium=paid_video&utm_campaign=bikepacking_neil2026 :: Gunnison/Crested Butte Trail Marker :: This video was shot on local trails here in Gunnison, Colorado, and most of it was recorded at Hartman Rocks. More details here: https://gunnisoncrestedbutte.com/visit/trip-planning/things-to-do/gravel-biking/?utm_source=bikepacking&utm_medium=youtube&

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The XDS X-LAB RT9 features the world's lightest production road frame at just 550g. To see how this purpose-built climbing machine handles the real world, Lisa Charlebois put it through the ultimate test: an Everest Roam. After logging nearly 30,000 feet of elevation over 19 hours and 40 minutes, followed by an additional 2,000 miles of long-term testing, the definitive verdict is in. The Toray T1100 and M40X carbon construction makes this 13-pound bike exceptionally stiff, delivering immediate power transfer on the steepest climbs. However, pairing this lightweight frame with 50mm deep Branta C50 carbon wheels results in twitchy descents, instability in crosswinds, and a punishing ride over road imperfections. At $9,150 for the complete build—which includes Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, a

por Pinkbike

Looking for the best rear rack bag for bikepacking? After more than two years of testing, Neil compares eight bikepacking rack bags and harness systems to see how they stack up in capacity, stability, waterproofing, dropper-post clearance, ease of use, and price. Whether you’re building a lightweigh…

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