Bike Friday’s all-new 2024 All-Packa sets new standard for folding bikepacking bikes

Bike Friday, a renowned bicycle manufacturer with a long history of crafting bikes in Eugene, Oregon by hand dating back to 1992, has introduced the 2024 All-Packa. This folding bikepacking bike represents a significant leap in cycling innovation, without compromising on the brand’s commitment to quality.

Design and Performance

The 2024 All-Packa has been significantly redesigned to accommodate tires up to 2.8 inches, allowing it to handle a wider range of terrains. The raised bottom bracket helps find that perfect tire pressure for rough terrain, providing riders with better control. The Packalope bars have also been refined to enhance grip and ergonomic comfort.

Future-Proof Technological Enhancements

This new model features several technological upgrades to improve the rider’s experience. It now supports a 27.2 dropper post with external routing for easier packing. Additionally, cyclists can opt for tubeless-compatible rims and tires for better performance and versatility.

Additional Options

The 2024 All-Packa offers riders a range of componentry choices, including 1×11 SRAM, APEX AXS XPLR, and Rohloff-compatible builds, as well as 1×9 and 2×9 setups. This customization ensures that riders can tailor their bike to their specific needs.

Portability and Convenience

Bike Friday’s hallmark portability is retained in the All-Packa. It can be folded in just 30 seconds, even with gear, making it easy to transport to the trailhead. Notably, it can be packed into an airline-checkable suitcase, making it an attractive option for bikepacking enthusiasts who dream of traveling globally.

Beyond its design and performance improvements, the 2024 All-Packa comes with various braze-ons for gear and flexible arrangement options. It also boasts a longer front-center and a lower center-of-gravity, enhancing its performance on off-road adventures.

The 2024 All-Packa by Bike Friday is poised to redefine the bikepacking experience by seamlessly merging design, performance, and innovation.