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The Koblenz-based direct-to-consumer brand Canyon has been a firmly established name in the bike industry since 1985. In addition to its well-known bicycle range, from road bikes, gravel bikes, and mountain bikes to e-bikes, Canyon has long since built up a wide range of accessories: clothing, components, workshop equipment, and also its own bikepacking gear. Especially in the bag category, the selection is impressive for a bike brand… read more

Since its founding as a Kickstarter project in 2017, the British brand Tailfin has quickly made a name for itself in the bikepacking scene and today stands for technically sophisticated, innovative transport solutions for bicycles. What once began as a small passion project has developed into a company that is primarily known for its engineering-driven approach and… read more

Founded in Texas in 1989, the CamelBak brand originated from a simple yet ingenious idea: founder Michael Eidson fashioned his first hydration system from an IV bag and a tube during a bike race to stay hydrated while riding. From this humble beginning, a company has grown that is now considered a pioneer in hydration solutions, from hydration packs to… read more

Since 1866, Brooks England has stood for genuine British cycling tradition: Originally founded as a leather goods manufacturer, the idea for the bicycle saddle arose after an uncomfortable ride by founder John Boultbee Brooks. Today, in addition to iconic leather saddles, the portfolio also includes bags, backpacks, and bikepacking equipment such as the Scape series. Their expertise clearly lies in… read more

The New Zealand brand aeroe was founded by brothers Mike and Paddy Maguire, who have been working for over twelve years to make carrying luggage by bicycle easier and more flexible. Their focus is on robust, modular bikepacking solutions that can be attached to almost any bike without complicated mounting systems. Their product range includes… read more