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   Jun 7, 2023 · time Jun 7, 2023. comment 70. The Tour Divide is arguably the most popular bikepacking event ever, and each year, hundreds of riders from across the globe gather in Banff, Alberta, with plans to ride the roughly 2,700-mile route along the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route south toward Mexico.

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2. www.cyclingabout.com › fastest-tour-divide-bikeThe Fastest Bikes of the Tour Divide Ultra Race (4,400KM Non ...

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   Jun 17, 2022 · The Fastest Bikes of the Tour Divide Ultra Race (4,400KM Non-Stop) by Alee Denham. June 17, 2022. 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.

3. www.halfwayanywhere.com › bikepacking › tour-divideThe Tour Divide: What, Where, Why, and How? | Halfway Anywhere

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   Mar 7, 2024 · The Tour Divide is an annual 2,700-mile (4,300 km) self-supported bikepacking race following the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR). Most of the route follows dirt and gravel roads with a few sections of pavement or singletrack sprinkled in for good measure (along with the occasional hike-a-bike section).

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   What is the Tour Divide bikepacking event?

   • Dive in here… The Tour Divide is arguably the most popular bikepacking event ever, and each year, hundreds of riders from across the globe gather in Banff, Alberta, with plans to ride the roughly 2,700-mile route along the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route south toward Mexico.

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   How many drop-bar bikes are on the 2022 Tour Divide?

   • Part 2 of our massive Rigs of the 2022 Tour Divide roundup features more than 60 drop-bar bikes that’ll be setting out on the 2,700-mile route between Banff, Alberta, and Antelope Wells, New Mexico, tomorrow morning. Find details on all of them here, including bag and gear highlights for each..

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   How many flat-bar bikes are on the 2023 Tour Divide?

   • The second part of our massive Rigs of the 2023 Tour Divide roundup features a collection of more than 60 flat-bar bikes that will be setting out on the 2,750-mile route between Banff, Alberta, and Antelope Wells, New Mexico, tomorrow morning. Find details on all of them here, including bag and gear highlights for each…

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   What bike do you ride the Tour Divide on?

   • BIKE: I’ll be riding the Tour Divide on a 2022 Curve Cycling Big Kev called “Miles”. What’s special about this bike is that it’s an XS titanium 29er “gravel plus” bike, with a Curve Cycling Ride 415 carbon fork. Vittoria Mezcal 29 x 2.25 up front & 29 x 2.1 in the back.

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