Featured MTB Products
Stop worrying about your gear shifting when the trail gets rowdy. Tailfin’s MTB bags and mechanical mounting systems are built to handle high-frequency trail chatter and full rear-suspension travel, keeping your bike essentials locked down so you can focus on the next line.
Built for the knocks
The highest-quality materials chosen for strength and dependability, coupled with rigorous lab and field testing, have shaped a range of MTB gear that can shrug off rock hits and repeated shocks.
Dropper friendly
The design of the CargoPack (formally known as AeroPack) places both top bag and attachment points away from delicate dropper posts.
Triple articulated pivot points allow the CargoPack to move with your bike’s suspension, not against it.
Keeping essentials secure
Strap in with MTB bike bags that can handle rough terrain, rattle-free.
Stories from our MTB Blog
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ALL IN OR NOTHING
Presenting ALL IN OR NOTHING, a raw and engaging watch as Matthew Fairbrother pushes his body to the limit as he enduro bike-packs the NZ Mtb Rally. While all other participants opted for the standard boat, heli, 4×4 transport between
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Pilgramage
High above the Mediterranean islands and far from the bustle of Athens is a Greece you’ve likely never seen. A country covered by towering peaks, forgotten valleys and singletrack trails dissecting endless folds of mountains. An evergreen landscape dotted with
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Reasons to Ride
Reasons to Ride takes you into the 5th edition of the Silk Road Mountain Race, an unsupported bikepacking race in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan.
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Licked and Loaded
New Zealander Matthew Fairbrother isn’t wired the same as the rest of us. Being a professional enduro mountain bike racer is a hard enough job but Matthew made a name for himself by making his life even tougher by bikepacking
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Is This The Ultimate Full-Suspension Bikepacking MTB?
Is this the ultimate full-suspension bikepacking rig? Before we answer that somewhat provocative title, it’s worth discussing why we built this… In 2023 SRAM released their engineering masterpiece – Eagle Transmission. This new drivetrain has a rear derailleur that mounts
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The Divide
It’s 100 miles to the next gas station, 100 miles from the last one. It’s 100 miles from anywhere, to anywhere. And it’s the bucket list ride that Lachlan Morton spent years dreaming about. Starting in Banff, Alberta, Canada and
