Bikepacking Poster
create.
Transform your multi-day bikepacking adventures into unique artworks. Every stage, every kilometer – captured forever.
Free shipping · 170 g/m² paper · Printing near you · Large & multiple GPX/FIT files
This is what your
Bikepacking Poster from.
A poster that needs no explanation. Minimalist typography, clean lines, high-quality paper — designed to hang next to your favourite picture, not to be tucked away in a drawer.
Premium Paper.
Semi-gloss 170 g/m² paper with a subtle sheen — FSC-certified, colourfast and durable. Made for the wall, not for the drawer.
FSC-certified
Studio quality
Format
Your format.
Your choice.
- PDF, print-ready · 300 DPI
- Download link available after payment
- Print yourself or at a local print shop
- Semi-gloss 170 g/m² paper
- FSC-certified · sustainable
- Sturdy protective packaging
- Free shipping
Here's how to create your
Bikepacking Poster.
Upload data
Export your ride from Komoot, Strava, Garmin or Wahoo — or link your account directly with a single click.
Design
Choose a style, adjust colors, set a title. Live preview, unlimited iterations — until it's just right.
Order
Order as a 170 g/m² premium print or download the print-ready PDF (300 dpi) straight away.
Two ways.
A result.
Printed & sent.
- 170 g/m² paper, semi-gloss, FSC-certified
- Three sizes: A4 · A3 · A2
- Sturdy protective packaging
- Semi-gloss & colourfast — robust and durable
Ready for printing PDF.
- 300 dpi, CMYK & RGB profile
- Available immediately upon payment
- Print it yourself or use a printing service
- Download link via email
From your first tour
to the ultra race.
Bikepacking ranges from your first multi-day tour with a tent and sleeping bag to self-supported ultra-distance races like the Transcontinental Race (TCR) — around 4,000 km across Europe, with no fixed route between a handful of checkpoints and no support vehicle. Similar formats like the Atlas Mountain Race or the Silk Road Mountain Race follow the same principle: navigate, ride, sleep, repeat.
In races like these, your own GPX recording is the only thing that makes the achievement tangible — there's no official course map, no finisher certificate with a route on it. Upload your tracking data, whether a single stage or the full route merged from several GPX files, and turn it into a poster with distance, elevation and your personal title.
Plan your route
Back to the original.
Upload your GPX file or connect to Strava — and create your own personalised bikepacking poster in just a few minutes.
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