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1. exploringwild.com › great-divide-bikepacking-gear-listMy Great Divide Bikepacking Gear List: What Worked & What ...

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   May 3, 2024 · It’s important to note that my Great Divide gear list is based on a touring pace ride that took over two months. If you’re not yet aware, the famous Tour Divide bikepacking race covers almost the same route as the GDMBR, but most racers aim to finish in under a month (or for the fastest folks, half that time!).

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     RIDE THE DIVIDE OFFICIAL TRAILER

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     The Divide | Lachlan Morton | Explore series | Presented by Wahoo

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3. bikerumor.com › alex-howes-talks-tour-de-france-vsAlex Howes Talks Tour de France vs. Tour Divide, Finding Form ...

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   Apr 29, 2024 · Editor’s Note: BikeTiresDirect has partnered with Alex Howes — a renowned world-tour-rider-gone-off-road-privateer — since 2022. Here’s an excerpt from a conversation between BTD & Howes that took place on April 2nd, 2024, where they went down the rabbit hole on all things bicycle.

4. mountainathlete.substack.com › p › announcingAnnouncing Dividing Lines: A Tour Divide Film

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   Apr 26, 2024 · The film is called Dividing Lines - which highlights the slightly unconventional nature of training for a 2,700 mile bike living in the mountains and focusing on skiing through the winter, telling the story of this amazing route and self documenting from within the race.

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   How long does a great divide bikepacking ride take?

   • It’s important to note that my Great Divide gear list is based on a touring pace ride that took over two months. If you’re not yet aware, the famous Tour Divide bikepacking race covers almost the same route as the GDMBR, but most racers aim to finish in under a month (or for the fastest folks, half that time!).

   My Great Divide Bikepacking Gear List: What Worked & What Didn't

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   What is the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR)?

   • The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR) is to off-pavement bikepacking what the TransAmerica route is to road touring: a legendary classic. It travels from deep in Canada (though you can start at the border) all the way south to the Mexican border roughly parallel to the Continental Divide.

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   Is the western Wildlands route better than the Great Divide?

   • The Western Wildlands Route is comparable in many ways to the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (see below), but newer and less popular, and a bit more difficult. Riders who prefer that “off the beaten path” feeling will prefer the WWR, while those who want a sense of history and belonging should consider the GDMBR. Learn more:

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   Is da brim good for the Great Divide?

   • Da Brim helps a ton with sun protection and is oh-so-stylish, but it’s annoying to wear in the wind. Water availability varies along the Great Divide. In much of Canada, Montana, and Colorado it’s easy to find surface water multiple times per day. A few areas, in particular parts of New Mexico and Wyoming’s Great Basin, are much drier.

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6. www.ncesc.com › can-anyone-do-the-tour-divideCan anyone do the Tour Divide? - Geographic FAQ Hub ... - NCESC

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   Apr 16, 2024 · The Tour Divide is an annual off-road ride traversing the length of the Rocky Mountains, from Canada all the way to the Mexican border. The course is over 4,418km long (2,745mi), and along the way, riders will gain over 60,000 meters in elevation (200,000ft).

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7. www.myback40.org › podcast › 160-mike-dion-ride-the160. Mike Dion - Ride the Divide Returns — My Back 40

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   5 days ago · In this episode, I connect with Mike Dion, Director of Ride the Divide (2010), the movie we all know and love and, for many of us, was the catalyst for us to tackle bikepacking races and eventually, the Tour Divide itself. We chat about the films old and new. Mike discusses his process as a creator

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9. exploringwild.com › bike-routes-across-americaBike Routes Across America: Top Touring and Bikepacking ...

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   Apr 24, 2024 · Reasons to ride: experience one of the most legendary bikepacking routes in the world; ride roughly along the Continental Divide through the Rocky Mountains; enjoy many nights of free wild camping on public land; cycle in peace on mostly low-traffic unpaved roads

10. theactiveage.com › rise-in-homelessness-inspiresRise in homelessness inspires epic cycling trip - The Active Age

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    May 1, 2024 · The annual ride, known as the Tour Divide, starts in Banff in Alberta, Canada, on June 14 and finishes in Antelope, N.M., at the U.S.-Mexico border. It’s 2,750 miles of mostly unpaved roads, unlevel terrain, heat, cold and — near the start — the occasional grizzly bear.