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Learn how to choose bikepacking bags to hold all your essential gear for a bikepacking adventure.
Ready for a new bike? Before you shop, learn about all the different types of bicycles, plus cost factors, key components and fit considerations.
Which features matter the most to you?
Most bike computers are wireless and GPS-enabled with customizable displays.
Other features to consider:
- Wireless: Many bike computers now communicate wirelessly
- Smart device notifications: Receive notifications for text messages, calls, social apps and more
- GPS tracking: Advanced models connect to multiple GPS satellite systems for fast, precise tracking
- Solar-powered: Extends run time for longer rides
- Cycling functions: Most units tracks speed and distance; more advanced ones may include elevation, cadence and heart rate
Types of bike helmets
- Mountain bike: Rear-head coverage for off-road trails; often includes added ventilation
- Road bike: Lightweight, aerodynamic; designed for maximum airflow
- Recreational cycling: Budget-friendly choice for casual riding
Fit tips
- Measure the largest part of your head with a flexible measuring tape (or use string, then measure it)
- Check the brand's sizing chart
- Aim for a snug fit
- Between sizes? Choose the smaller size
Added protection
Look for technologies that reduce rotational forces during a crash, like Mips, WaveCel or KinetiCore.
Features
- Vents: More vents improve airflow and reduce weight
- Visor/brim: Keeps the sun out of your eyes
- Chin bars: Extra protection for downhill mountain biking
This comprehensive bikepacking checklist will help keep you from forgetting something important.
Where do you plan to ride?
Choose a gravel bike if you plan to ride a mix of terrain—dirt, pavement and other loose surfaces.
Bike power
Electric gravel bikes lets you ride farther, faster. Check e-bikes rules where you plan to ride.
Handlebar shape
Drop (curled) handlebars are most common; some models offer flat bars.
Frame material
- Aluminum: Smooth ride, more affordable
- Carbon: More vibration-absorbing ride; lightweight but higher cost
Tires
- Tires are treaded or knobby for durability and traction
- Wider tires are better for rougher terrain; narrower tires are ideal for smoother surfaces
Get the right fit
- Start with the brand's size chart
- For the best fit, try the bike in person