TRANSLATED in English – for original post (in Dutch): Kaptein Tweewielers Bikepacking has grown in popularity in recent years. And we don’t mean a touring bike that you hang full of bags on a luggage carrier. No, a tough gravel bike where your bags hang on the handlebars, seatpost and in the frame. And because …
Kaptein Tweewielers – Amsterdam – Custom Bikepacking Bags by Merit Read More »
If you’re going to bikepack, then you’ll need some luggage. Once upon a time, your options were somewhat limited but over the years they’ve steadily grown and now they’re at a point where they feel almost infinite. While you might choose to festoon your bike with a full set of matching custom luggage, you might …
Popcorn Bags review by Stuart Wright, Bear Bones Bikepacking Read More »
Some words from our dear friend Olivier Latouille. Pride and privilege Imagine, dream of elsewhere, of wide-open spaces, endless valleys. Imagine, dream of the Silk Road, of nomadic encounters, of green pastures. Imagine leaving, immersing yourself, feeling and coming back. It is a privilege to dream, to imagine. It’s another to make dreams come true. …
Crossing the French Alps: Evian – St. Raphaël by Olivier Latouille Read More »
On May 2019, we received a very interesting mail from someone in The United States. His name is Aaron and he was looking for a custom Framebag for his brand new custom titanium frame that he has been developing. No idea why he wanted a custom Framebag from The Netherlands from a little (and new!) …
Showing Amsterdam to a Bikepacker from the United States Read More »
In the summer of 2020 we reached out to Mark i.e. Solo Bikepacker to test our bags in the humidity of the jungle trails in Vietnam where he is living. We wanted to see how they worked, not just in European Bikepacking trails or in winter conditions, but in different climates. At first he said …
