bikepack

English

Etymology

Back-formation from bikepacking.

Verb

bikepack (third-person singular simple present bikepacks, present participle bikepacking, simple past and past participle bikepacked)

1. (transitive, intransitive) To take part in bikepacking.
   • Christopher Bennett, The Cordillera (volume 5, page 218)

     Brian and Craig were going to bikepack a high-elevation route in South America, from Lake Titicaca, Peru, to Quito, Ecuador.

   • 2017, Nick Legan, Gravel Cycling:

     On the other hand, if you don't plan to bikepack in mountainous areas, then a gravel bike with clearances for 40mm tires will likely save weight over a bikepacking machine.