Miles Arbour

Handmade by Prandus Bicycle Company in California, the new Squid Maybe Dead is a 26″ rigid steel all-terrain bicycle with an unexpected mix of specs. Dig into the details here…

The first episode of Sami Sauri’s new video series, Adventure More, documents her experience finishing second at the fifth edition of the Across Andes event in Chile. Watch it here…

Designed and manufactured by No. 22 Bicycles, the new No. 6 Composites Adventure Fork is now available as an aftermarket upgrade. It features room for 700 x 50mm tires, three-pack mounts, and an optional Cerekote finish. Learn more about the fork and No. 6’s new consumer sales program here…

After a busy end to 2024, Miles reflects on the importance of finding room in our lives for traditions with family and friends. Read on for stories and realizations from the third annual Klunk ‘n’ Float adventure with a collection of photos from the group’s pedal and packraft-powered trip on Vancouver Island, British Columbia…

Yesterday, President Biden announced the designation of two national monuments in California: Chuckwalla National Monument and Sáttítla National Monument, conserving the landscapes and expanding outdoor recreation opportunities. Learn more here…

The new Mone Hachita isn’t compatible with thru-axles, tapered steerers, or press-fit bottom brackets, but it’s designed to work with as many older parts as possible. Is it the ultimate parts-bin bike? Learn more here…

The latest production bike from Sklar in California is inspired by Adam’s attempt to make the “perfect” touring bike, designed to go anywhere and everywhere with big tire clearance, a Chromoly steel frame and fork, loads of mounting points, and more. You can learn all about the Sklar PBJ (Performance Basket Jammer) here…

Blacksnow Cycles in China just released another cargo bike. This time, it features a 20″ front wheel, an integrated stainless steel front rack, and your choice of a derailleur, Rohloff rear hub, or Pinion gearbox. Learn more about the Blacksnow EDC MK2 here…

After another successful season of community building and adventures by bike, Sisters in the Wild is back for 2025, and they just released their entire event calendar. From beginner bikepacking weekends to challenging off-road rides, find all their upcoming offerings here…

To celebrate the holidays and deliver on features the community has been requesting, Ride with GPS released several new features for its web and mobile route-planning apps. Discover all the new tools here…

A good rain jacket is a must for those of us determined to ride through less-than-ideal conditions, but finding reliable protection against the elements that’s packable, breathable, and suited for the rigors of bikepacking is more challenging than one might think. We tested some of the highest-rated cycling-specific rain jackets from Patagonia, 7Mesh, Pearl Izumi, Maap, Rab, and others. See the results here…

Earlier this month, Curve ambassador Oskar Moore set off on the 400-kilometer Border Run XL route in Australia with intentions of setting a new fastest known time. He shaved about 45 minutes off the previous record, and Curve just released a 20-minute video documenting his ride. Watch it here…