The best option for most people is usually a pannier, a bag that attaches to your bike’s rear rack. After spending nearly a decade testing dozens of panniers, we’ve chosen five that’ll be ...

Commuting by bike with a backpack or a messenger bag can lead to a sweaty back and sore shoulders. But with the help of the right rack, basket, and panniers, you can more efficiently haul and ...

Pannier bags are typically attached to a component called a pannier rack, which is itself attached to the frame of the bike. Most pannier racks are designed to attach to a specific part of the ...

The new, longer Divide XL bike rack lets you carry more cargo and now includes room for that made-in-America pride.

It also gives you an unobtrusive way to carry a bike lock if you’re going without panniers, and like most rack platforms, it acts as a built-in fender that keeps water off your back in light rain.

A. Technically, you don’t attach the panniers to the bike. Instead, panniers attach to cargo racks that are attached to your bike. Take note that cargo racks are rarely included with panniers ...

There’s a catch here though—to use a pannier, you need to have a cargo rack installed. Unless you have a secure place to park your bike, panniers aren’t perfectly secure. But if attaching ...

It’s a solid rack, and I highly recommend it as it’ll fit virtually any bike out there – road, gravel, mountain, fat, ...

Rear racks and panniers may indeed be useful, but they're also one of those things that many self-proclaimed "bike snobs" would never mount on their glorious two-wheeled work of art. So ...

This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to…’ where Cycling Weekly writers (usually) pour praise on their favourite cycling items and share the personal connection they have ...

These are some of the things I’ve carried on my bike: two eight-packs of paper towels; a case of wine; a queen-size Ikea comforter; a duvet cover with pillow shams; two 20-inch decorative ...