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91: 224: 20: 340:" Tour Divide strives for equal opportunity within the GC. Whether doing an independent time trial or tackling the grand départ, TD requires that every challenger—from those living along the route to those living on other continents—have an equal playing field. Therefore, outside assistance with navigation, lodging or resupply (especially receipt of supplies from a non-commercial shipper) is prohibited." 337:"a rider may resupply food / equipment, rent a room, launder clothing, even service their bike at commercial shops along the way. The intent is to ride unsupported between towns, and function self-supported when in towns. Any services utilized must always be commercially available to all challengers and not pre-arranged. No private resupply, no private lodging." 343:"Outside assistance is defined as any third party assistance in navigation or lighting and any non-commercial assistance in food resupply and/or lodging. A service is deemed 'commercial' when it is for commerce, equally available to all racers (ITT + group-starters) year after year, preferably listed in the 'services' guide on ACA Route maps." 354:
Races such as the Transcontinental Race are highly organized with an entrance fee, and strict rules to be followed at risk of disqualification. Others such as the Arizona Trail Race and Tour Divide are "not an organized or sanctioned event in any way. It's simply a group of friends out to ride their
135:. The packaging was described as consisting of side-mounted panniers, handlebar bags and whatever could be fitted on the luggage carrier. Backpacks were not relevant since they were concerned with long-distance cycling, and a backpack can become bothersome after a couple tens of kilometers. 191:, top tube bags and handlebar bags for self-supported touring. In other words, these newer forms of packaging have become more "integrated" into the bicycle in contrast to traditional bicycle touring where the equipment often is packaged more on the "outside" of the bicycle using side 147:
became popular in Alaska, which are long-distance touring races where the riders cycle with all necessary equipment on their own and are self-supported. An example of such a race was the 320 km (200 mile) long IditaBike race (playing on the name of the famous
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Bikepacking races may be on trails, gravel or paved roads and many, such as the Tour Aotearoa, include all of these. As the popularity of bikepacking has increased, so has the opportunity for racing and there are bikepacking races regularly held around the world.
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bikes on the same route at the same time". The latter still attract competitive riders who endeavor to ride the routes as fast as possible and set a
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Frame bag: Fits inside the frame triangle. May be a full bag or smaller which allows access to frame mounted water bottles
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Bikepacking races are almost always self-supported. Variations of the bikepacking rules established in 2008 for the
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magazine, where the writer Dan Burden described 30 cyclists who had a go on the Hemistour Bicycling Expedition from
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In 2006, the Arizona Trail Race popularized the sport, and the sport received attention through a 2008 article in
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is a popular topic within bicycle packing. Any kind of bicycle can be used for bikepacking, and specialized
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Around the 2010s, the term bikepacking gained new attention when it became popular to pack up and use
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Handlebar: Attached to the handlebar, this may be a bag or a rolled dry bag attached to a harness
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titled "The World's Toughest Bicycle Race is not in France", as well as with the 2010 film
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The Tour Aotearoa defines self-supported as "Do it all yourself, under your own steam."
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Bikepacking can be done on any type of bicycle. Originally the focus was on
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Soft bikepacking bags typically fall into the following categories:
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which can be fitted directly to most bicycles, or use dedicated
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Weeks, Hunter; McCoy, Michael 'Mac'; King, Steve (2010-04-15).
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often have attachment points from the factory such as
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Index


bicycle
bicycle touring
backpacking
lightweight packing
touring bicycles
low riders
luggage carriers
frame bag
main triangle
saddle bag
seatpost
top tube bag
handlebar

Anders Beer Wilse
Filefjell
Lærdal
box in front
National Geographic
Alaska
Argentina
Iditarod long-distance sled dog race
Outside Magazine
Ride the Divide
mountain bikes
touring bicycles
frame bags
saddlebags
panniers

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