Choosing the right bikepacking shelter means balancing weight, packability, and comfort based on your route, climate, and riding style. Whether you’re on a gravel bike or a long-distance touring setup,…
On a multi-day bikepacking trip, you can burn 400–800+ calories per hour depending on terrain and pace, pushing daily needs beyond 3,000–5,000+ calories. The goal isn’t just eating more, but…
Loading a bikepacking setup isn’t just about fitting gear, but it’s about balance. Keep heavy items like tools, food, and water low and centered in your frame bag to maintain…
Few cycling publications carry the authority of Bicycling Australia Magazine, a long-standing editorial institution in the Australian cycling scene and a trusted benchmark for riders seeking rigorous, real-world bike evaluations. …
Getting into gravel racing for the first time is equal parts exciting and intimidating. It is not simply road riding on dirt, because the terrain changes constantly, pacing becomes less…
Yes, you absolutely can ride a gravel bike on singletrack, but the experience depends heavily on trail difficulty and how the bike is set up. On smoother trails, a gravel…
An e-gravel bike is generally considered more versatile for mixed-terrain riding, commuting, and long-distance adventures. At the same time, an E-MTB is better suited to steep, technical, and rugged trails….
Few publications understand the demands of off-road riding quite like AMBMag. As one of Australia’s most authoritative mountain bike and adventure cycling media outlets, AMBMag has built its reputation on…
When a dedicated cycling publication puts a gravel bike through its paces on real trails and fire roads, the result carries weight. 99 Spoke is exactly that, a respected cycling…
