Maxim Van Gils may have suffered while altitude training with Remco Evenepoel before theTour Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes, but he's certainly got his reward after a brilliant stage 6 victory on Friday. The Belgian, who returned at the stage race after almost four months injured, was the strongest from an i...
Oscar Onley's crash during stage 6 of the Tour Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes "spooked" Matteo Jorgenson, who witnessed the Netcompany Ineos rider suffer a crash on a technical descent before the day's final climb. Four minutes behind a strong breakaway that saw Maxim Van Gils take the win and Luke Tuckwell g...
This weeks Debrief features ultralight hand fishing, e-Overlanding, Rufus Stone pre-orders, a slick new rack by Fine Bikes, multiple events to follow live, and more. Find it all hereThe post Friday Debrief: Hand Fishing, e-Overlanding(!?), Rufus Stone Pre-Orders, and Much More appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
Neil dug into the Rigs of the 2026 Tour Divide submissions, uncovering trends that reveal a clearer picture of the bikes and gear used in this years event. In this piece, he breaks down the data and highlights some interesting findings, including where folks are from, the bikes, tires, drivetrains, gearing, and cargo setups theyre running, and much more. Find it all belowThe post Rigs of the 2026 Tour Divide Stats Analysis appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
This week's Reader's Rig comes from Tommy in Copenhagen, who shares a reimagined version of the 1994 Specialized Rockhopper he previously shared in 2023. See his updated build and learn about his rationale for starting over with the same frame here...The post Readers Rig Revisited: Tommys Specialized Rockhopper V2 appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
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