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Introduction Finding, filtering, and carrying enough water is the most stressful part of a first trip. You want to push further into the wilderness, but the fear of running dry can keep you tethered to civilization. I promise that by the end of this guide, you will master the ultimate water system bikepacking lessons learned
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Planning your first trip? This beginner bikepacking guide to the Simcoe County Loop covers route planning, navigation, and stops for a perfect overnighter. Key Takeaways The Perfect Starter: The Simcoe County Loop Trail (SCLT) is a 160km, mostly flat loop ideal for first-timers. Logistics are Easy: With towns every 20–30km, you don’t need to carry
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Are you planning to tackle the Tour Divide, the GDMBR, or your first multi-day ultra-endurance bike packing event? Whether you’re chasing a “Fastest Known Time” (FKT) or just aiming to finish, the learning curve is steep. After attempting the Tour Divide in 2024, I’ve been reflecting on the moments that challenged my gear, my legs,
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Are you itching to swap the concrete jungle for some gravel, but don’t have a car to haul your gear out of the city? You’re not alone. One of the biggest hurdles for aspiring bikepackers in Toronto is simply getting out of Toronto. In my latest adventure, I set out to prove that you don’t
My Tour Divide bike setup for one of the most grueling self-supported bike races in the world, stretching over 4345 KM(2,700 miles) from Canada to the Mexican border. To survive—and thrive—in such an environment, your gear isn’t just equipment; it’s your life support system. In this guide, I am breaking down my complete race setup
