Bikepacking Essentials #5 | Food, Water, and Resupply
Welcome back to the Bikepacking Essentials Mini-Series.
This series is all about the things that actually determine whether a bikepacking trip feels empowering… or miserable. Not the gear hype, not the highlight reels, just the fundamentals that make trips work.
In the first half of the series, Carl and I talked about some of the more macro aspects of biked, covering topics such as:
• What bikepacking really is?
• Routes: Choosing Where to Go
• Bikes and Tires: What Actually Matters
• Packing Systems and Gear Strategies
Now, we are going to be diving into some of the finer aspects of bikepacking, which can have profound effects on a successful bikepacking adventure, but which are not as immediately noticeable. In episode 5, we will be talking all things food, water and resupply, sharing our own personal journey in bikepacking so you can hopefully avoid some of the mistakes we've made along the way.
This series wouldn't have be possible without the support of Panorama Cycles. They have be such a massive supporter of all things Bikepack Adventures over the past 4 years, that I am forever grateful that they also supported this project.
Be sure to check them out on Instagram, YouTube and of course through their official webpage: www.panoramacycles.com
To support the Bike Tour Adventures podcast, follow the links below:
https://www.patreon.com/bikepackadventures or
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bikepackadventures
Join the RideWithGPS Bikepack Adventures Club
Use these affiliate links to help cover the costs of running the show.
Redshift Sports
Panorama Cycles
Find Carl at:
Instagram: @fork_sauce
Find me at…
WEBSITE
YOUTUBE
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM
ITUNES
Show Sponsors
Panorama Cycles --> They believe that cycling is a catalyst for adventures, no matter how small they can be. No need to travel across the world or to be a seasoned athlete to live epic outdoors adventures.
Redshift Sports --> Redshift have focused on taking a different approach to product development - drawing on their own experiences and needs to create components that make a meaningful difference to the riding experience. Use code BPA15 to save 15% at checkout.
Tailfin Cycling --> Tailfin Cycling is a technical bikepacking equipment company that really thinks outside the box when creating new bikepacking gear. They create long-lasting products that have been tested in every way imaginable.
Full Cycle Ottawa --> Full Cycle has been a staple in the Ottawa biking community since it opened its doors in 1994. Known for their passion for cycling, the team at Full Cycle isn’t just about selling bikes—they’re also avid riders themselves. They live by the motto "we ride what we sell and sell what we ride,".
BarYak Bikepacking --> BarYak was designed in 2012 to solve the problem of bikepacking bags and systems that interfered with braking and shifting performance. Where will Your BarYak Take You?
The Bert Shoe --> The pre and post activity shoe for bike-packers, hikers and other free spirits. Their shoe soles, crafted from recycled rubber, represent a harmonious blend of sustainability and social responsibility.
Ride With GPS --> Driven by pursuit of a better riding experience, founders Zack Ham and Cullen King set out to redefine the way cyclists create, navigate, and share routes.
This series is all about the things that actually determine whether a bikepacking trip feels empowering… or miserable. Not the gear hype, not the highlight reels, just the fundamentals that make trips work.
In the first half of the series, Carl and I talked about some of the more macro aspects of biked, covering topics such as:
• What bikepacking really is?
• Routes: Choosing Where to Go
• Bikes and Tires: What Actually Matters
• Packing Systems and Gear Strategies
Now, we are going to be diving into some of the finer aspects of bikepacking, which can have profound effects on a successful bikepacking adventure, but which are not as immediately noticeable. In episode 5, we will be talking all things food, water and resupply, sharing our own personal journey in bikepacking so you can hopefully avoid some of the mistakes we've made along the way.
This series wouldn't have be possible without the support of Panorama Cycles. They have be such a massive supporter of all things Bikepack Adventures over the past 4 years, that I am forever grateful that they also supported this project.
Be sure to check them out on Instagram, YouTube and of course through their official webpage: www.panoramacycles.com
To support the Bike Tour Adventures podcast, follow the links below:
https://www.patreon.com/bikepackadventures or
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bikepackadventures
Join the RideWithGPS Bikepack Adventures Club
Use these affiliate links to help cover the costs of running the show.
Redshift Sports
Panorama Cycles
Find Carl at:
Instagram: @fork_sauce
Find me at…
WEBSITE
YOUTUBE
ITUNES
Show Sponsors
Panorama Cycles --> They believe that cycling is a catalyst for adventures, no matter how small they can be. No need to travel across the world or to be a seasoned athlete to live epic outdoors adventures.
Redshift Sports --> Redshift have focused on taking a different approach to product development - drawing on their own experiences and needs to create components that make a meaningful difference to the riding experience. Use code BPA15 to save 15% at checkout.
Tailfin Cycling --> Tailfin Cycling is a technical bikepacking equipment company that really thinks outside the box when creating new bikepacking gear. They create long-lasting products that have been tested in every way imaginable.
Full Cycle Ottawa --> Full Cycle has been a staple in the Ottawa biking community since it opened its doors in 1994. Known for their passion for cycling, the team at Full Cycle isn’t just about selling bikes—they’re also avid riders themselves. They live by the motto "we ride what we sell and sell what we ride,".
BarYak Bikepacking --> BarYak was designed in 2012 to solve the problem of bikepacking bags and systems that interfered with braking and shifting performance. Where will Your BarYak Take You?
The Bert Shoe --> The pre and post activity shoe for bike-packers, hikers and other free spirits. Their shoe soles, crafted from recycled rubber, represent a harmonious blend of sustainability and social responsibility.
Ride With GPS --> Driven by pursuit of a better riding experience, founders Zack Ham and Cullen King set out to redefine the way cyclists create, navigate, and share routes.