
The BIKEPACKING.com Fall Garage Sale Starts September 23rd
The fall BIKEPACKING.com Garage Sale is back next week! List an item and win. Plus, our editors are digging into their gear stashes...
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The Cut List (Vol. 1): Gear Logan Has Left Behind
In the first installment of The Cut List, Logan digs into 15 pieces of gear, habits, and strongly held opinions he’s left behind and why...
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Swatching My 2026 SFPS Ink Haul — The Pen Addict
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Vittoria Expands Their RideArmor Tires up to 700×42
RideArmor expands with a new 700x42c size, bringing greater versatility to Vittoria’s most durable and puncture-resistant road tire. Vittoria RideArmor 700x42 Quick Hits Price: $89.99 Weight: 480 grams Availability: Available at launch through Vittoria.com and Vittoria retailers Built around one clear priority, reliability, RideArmor combines fast-rolling road performance with added protection for riders who want to keep moving across a wider range of conditions. The new 42c size suits modern gravel and all-road bikes with clearance for higher-volume tires. It gives riders a fast-rolling road option with the added volume, durability and puncture protection that can make it equally useful…
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PNW Components Silver Loam Gen 2 Dropper Posts Are Back (For Now)
PNW Components just announced a super-limited restock of its silver Loam Gen 2 dropper posts. These will literally fly off the shelves, so if you're frothing for one, roll on over to PNW Components now to swoop. There's no telling if they'll keep making these since the clear anodizing is hard to nail each round perfectly...
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Bikes and Builders of MADE 2026 (Part 6): Schon, Fiddlehead Cycles, Fine Bikes, and More
Our sixth and final 2026 MADE bike show roundup features bikes from Brule, Schon, Fiddlehead, Sycip, Manzanita Cycles, and others.
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Editor's Dozen: Cass's Favorite Gear of 2026 (Spring/ Summer)
With a renewed desire to dabble with different bikes and camera gear alike, Cass shares a late summer list of picks in his Editor's Dozen.
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2026 Made Bike Show Favs 01: Baphomet, English, Fiddlehead, Frances, Onguza, Rare Earth, Sycip, Woodpecker, Wilde Bikes – John Watson, Paul Kalifatidi, & Spencer Harding
Team Radavist is on the ground at the 2026 Made Bike Show, documenting a selection of bikes. During load-in day, Spencer, Paul, and John perused the available offerings and selected bikes from Baphomet, English, Fiddlehead, Frances, Onguza, Rare Earth, Sycip, Woodpecker, and Wilde Bikes. Read on for a jam-packed gallery full of details of our favs from Day 01! The Radavist thanks Shimano for sponsoring our Made Bike Show coverage and our independent Reportage! Baphomet Bicycles Rainbow Abomination Hardtail - Paul Kalifatidi Bellingham based builder, Dillen Wilder, came to Made with his Baphomet Bicycles Rainbow Abomination. This bike is being raffled…
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Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Mountains to Meadows Endurofest
Race with your friends at two big-mountain Sierra races with laid-back course vibes and a fun festival weekend featuring a handmade bike show, live music, food trucks, camping under the stars, and firepit hangs. This is the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Mountains to Meadows Endurofest, and it's back for 2026 in Quincy... Register at Mountains to Meadows. How cool is that event flier by @HurryDive!? What’s New This Year More flowy singletrack in the Grinduro route. 3 new timed stages, leaning a touch more gravel than hardtail or full sus versus last year’s route Two brand new SBTS-built singletrack enduro…
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In Stock for Now: The Radavist x Yellow Bird Soft Shutter Talisman – John Watson
Continuing the momentum of our 20-year celebration at The Radavist, we're elated to share our collaboration with Connecticut's Yellow Bird Thread Works: a Radavist-designed Soft Shutter Talisman button for your camera... As you might imagine, we have a lot of opinions about camera gear over here. After faffing with various soft shutter releases, John decided it was time to make our own. Soft shutter releases offer smoother actuation, give your finger somewhere to land, minimize camera shake, and improve camera haptics by extending the normal shutter-button protrusion. Once you use one, cameras without one will feel naked. The issue we've…
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