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Mud on the trails, giant puddles everywhere... Winter is coming and so the season of bike upgrades begins. Having had quite a few punctures recently, I thought it's about time to swap my old Goodyears with something which will provide more traction, puncture protection, and speed.

The Dorset Dirt Dash 50/50 was my first organised cycling event, and it was a blast! It's a self-supported bikepacking event over two days, taking riders on a 94-mile route around the lovely terrain of Dorset, UK.

If you’re riding tubeless tires, then you know the importance of keeping them properly sealed. Topping up your sealant is an easy way to ensure that your tires stay airtight and perform at their best.

The time has come to say goodbye to my dear Pinnacle Arkose and replace it with something a little bit more serious and built for more serious gravel action. Introducing the Sonder Camino by Alpkit.

If you're new to bikepacking, you've probably seen a guide recommending that you try to find a spot for your first night under the stars somewhere close to home. This is a great suggestion, especially if you're short on time.

If you're looking for a long stretch of gravel road mixed with some proper English countryside, and you don't mind your ride being interrupted by the herds of wild horses (!), then the New Forest in Hampshire will become your favourite destination.

Break the loop and explore new horizons on a frosty Saturday morning bike ride to Weymouth, a beautiful coastal town in Dorset. Located 30 miles from our starting point in Poole, Weymouth is famous for its stunning beach, holiday atmosphere, and Georgian architecture.

Choosing the right tyre for adventure cycling isn't easy. Right after purchasing a new bike we don't think much about what tyres are fitted on our wheels until we hit the road and test them in the terrain we cycle most often.

Bikepacking is a simple game of compromises. The more you put in your bags the more you have to carry. Although I'm not a fan of extreme equipment weighting race, this tiny gas stove is something you have to check out if you like to cook a decent meal on your cycling adventures.

I wonder if everyone has a regular ride that just never gets boring. A perfect mix of stunning views, demanding climbs, and a distance allowing to add some more miles now and then. Welcome to the Poole Harbour loop in Dorset.