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Bikepacking doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing ordeal. For an occasional overnight ride, the Salsa Anything Cradle is a perfect way to put on a few pounds because they're so easy to take off when you're done.

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The Stash Quick Rip isn’t the best pack for every ride, but it’s certainly a pack ideal for the majority of them.

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For most of our laps during Bible, testers aren't on a given bike for more than a few hours. Long enough to need to carry some stuff, but not long enough to need a lot of it. These were our three favorite ways to bring along the essentials.

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Strapping stuff to your bike is kind of a thing these days. But some ways are more elegant than others. Bedrock's Kayenta Rear Tank Bag is clean, durable, and fits just about anything.

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Frame bags can take weight off your back on short rides, or they can carry your food on long ones. And if you've got a full-suspension bike, it may have just gotten easier for you to join the club.

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