Note: I am reviewing Aerobar models from Profile Design. I made contact with Profile on my own initiative. I was able to buy one aerobar at a lower price, the other one was given to me for a test. Therefore, this is advertising, also because I mention many other brands and models. Aerobars, or handlebar…
What started as a kind of training project for Ultra-Distance Bikepackers is now probably our country’s best-known gravel event: With Orbit360, Raphael and Bengt have given us wonderful and equally exhausting cycling experiences this year that have properly challenged experienced gravel bikers and inspired newcomers to the sport. And the lively participation and enthusiasm can…
Note: This selection of bikes is subjective and does not claim to be complete. It is intended to inspire. Nothing more. But of course I mention brands and models. And so that can be advertising. It’s almost a tradition that at the end of the year I take a look at what I consider to…
Notes: I mention many brands and models below. However, I am not supported or sponsored by any of these brands. Therefore, this is not really advertising, but I wanted to say it anyway. And: I have researched and compiled the manufacturers’ specifications for all the jackets. Of course, I have not worn or tested all…
Mullet shifting is the term used for gear combinations that combine road shift/brake levers with MTB shift bodies in order to use the gear ratio range of an MTB while still being able to ride a “wide tyre road bike”. These are bikes like my Salsa Fargo or the Bombtrack Beyond or a Storck Grix…
As you as loyal readers know, I often write about things in my blog that I am currently dealing with and that do not necessarily have to do with a bike trip or a bike set-up. But sometimes they are reflections or thoughts that might be interesting for one or the other of you. At…
For quite some time now, I’ve been looking at a new sleeping bag that is more in line with my current leanings towards sporty bikepacking. The requirements: Lightweight, warm, small or compact, down (RDS certified), insensitive to moisture (condensation), no quilt. The areas of use: 3 seasons, light minus degrees possible, in the tent and…
We did it! Tobias and I finished the Atlas Mountain Race 2020 in Sidi Rabat in 6 days, 18 hours and 5 minutes! It was my first bikepacking race and one of the toughest races there is! I am very proud of that. And now you are certainly waiting eagerly and rightly for a report…