UK-born Singular Cycles has applied the name “Spitfire” to scores of made-to-measure titanium hardtails—nimble, quick, and built to dogfight on modern trails. The template is speed and agility, but the execution evolves based on rider preferences. Miles spent months aboard founder Sam Alison’s own Spitfire to see if it truly lives up to its name—read the full Singular Spitfire review to find out. The post Singular Spitfire Review: Born to Fly appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.| Bikepacking Bikes Archives - BIKEPACKING.com
In our Neuhaus Hummingbird Review, we dig into how it ignores progressive new bike bias and delivers comfort and confidence on spicy trails| BIKEPACKING.com
Updating our original Surly Bridge Club review six years after it was first published, we're revisiting the enduring budget-friendly platform to see how its promise of versatility has withstood the test of time. Find Cass and Neil's two-in-one video and written review of the Bridge club as it takes on commuting, camping, dirt touring, and everything in between... The post Surly Bridge Club Review: Versatility and Inclusivity appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.| Bikepacking Bikes Archives - BIKEPACKING.com
Read our full Cotic BFe review to see why the 7th generation model might be one of the most balanced and capable hardtails Logan has tested…| BIKEPACKING.com
After testing the Bird Forge on his home trails and in Oaxaca’s challenging Sierra Norte, Logan penned a review of this unique hardtail...| BIKEPACKING.com
The Ritchey P-29er is an XC hardtail consistent with the elements of the storied brand we know and love. Read Nic's Ritchey P-29er review...| BIKEPACKING.com
For a proper Esker Hayduke LVS review, we tested it in multiple permutations, as a gravel bike, a trail ripper, a cargo-carrying rig, and more| BIKEPACKING.com
The 2023 Esker Hayduke was announced, improving the brand’s tried and true steel bikepacking hardtail. Find our first look here...| BIKEPACKING.com