Maverick by Necessity
We set out to make ‘the best version of what a bikepacking bar bag can be’ (not just for the rider, but also the bike itself), Tailfin did what we do best and designed the bar bag from the ground up, in a way that integrates much more with the bike itself – a stable, damage-free interface.
A couple of times a year, we give our R&D prototyping department a project with one goal in mind: to have fun and experiment; we call it R&D Kitchen. This project started with the idea of slow bike packing.
Most projects start with a technical brief. This one started with a jumble sale in the Tailfin workshop. Did you catch the finished result at Bespoked London this year? Here’s the story of how it actually got made – we
We spoke to Gus Burrell, Curve Cycling's Expedition Guru, about fence-fixing, field repairs, and riding through Mongolia on a bike called Kevin of Steel.
