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Moments from the trail.
No signal. No GPS. No problem. Navigating remote backcountry on two wheels — with paper maps, a compass, and the instinct to keep riding forward.
Deep in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia, the last cell tower disappeared in the rearview mirror outside of Revelstoke. What followed was three days of raw, unfiltered backcountry riding — muddy logging roads, creek crossings, and a navigational puzzle that only paper maps and a compass could solve.
This ride tested gear, grit, and the ability to adapt when the weather turned and the planned route became impassable. Every decision mattered. Every junction required stopping, thinking, and committing.
Moments from the trail.
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Fully loaded with 3 days of food, water, camp kit, and tools. Every gram earned its place.
Bikepacking for air-gapped ADV riding demands gear that survives the trail — not just the showroom. After hundreds of nights in the backcountry, this kit has been refined to the point where everything earns its weight or gets left behind.
Every item linked below is field-tested. No sponsored junk. If it made the list, it held up when conditions were worst.
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