Hikers and backpackers aren’t the only outdoors enthusiasts who require a tent. With the rising popularity of bikepacking, many cyclists opt to camp out on more extended bike tours, as it offers ...

I’ve been using MSR products as go-to lightweight tents in mountain environments for many years, but had never encountered a technical, bikepacking-specific model like the MSR Hubba Hubba ...

Hikers and backpackers aren’t the only outdoors enthusiasts who require a tent. With the rising popularity of bikepacking, many cyclists opt to camp out on more extended bike tours, as it offers ...

Hikers and backpackers aren’t the only outdoors enthusiasts who require a tent. With the rising popularity of bikepacking, many cyclists opt to camp out on more extended bike tours, as it offers ...

Hikers and backpackers aren’t the only outdoors enthusiasts who require a tent. With the rising popularity of bikepacking, many cyclists opt to camp out on more extended bike tours, as it offers ...

The tent system takes a similarly modular approach, combining a three-person, hexagonal teepee tarp shelter called the Apollo 3P Bikepacking Tent ($250) with an Escape Pod 1P Bivy ($120) to ...

That’s a massive saving on what’s easily one of the best bikepacking tents I’ve come across. Sea to Summit Telos Bikepacking TR2 2-Person Tent:was $599now $299.50at Sea to Summit ...

Bikepacking is a new activity that combines biking with camping and backpacking. Interested? Here’s what you need to know.

Before you hit the road (or trail) on two wheels, consider investing in essential bikepacking gear from brands like Osprey, Big Agnes, Jetboil and more.