Bikerando — Brand Story
Bikerando is a young, adventure-driven brand from north-east Italy built around a simple idea: the gear you carry should solve real problems you meet on the road, not just look good in a catalogue. Founded by riders who spend their time testing products on long trips and remote routes, the company focuses on practical, functional solutions for bikepackers, cycle tourists and gravel riders who value reliability over hype.

Everything Bikerando makes comes from field experience: the team travels, camps and rides in different conditions, then designs tools that address the small but critical moments that define a trip—where to rest your loaded bike, how to access your bags without toppling everything, how to keep your frame off sand, mud or thorns. That rider-first approach shapes every detail, from material choices to the way each product packs and deploys, with the goal of improving the everyday experience of life on two wheels.

Biri — The Telescopic Kickstand
Biri is the brand’s flagship product and the world’s first telescopic, portable kickstand designed specifically for loaded touring and bikepacking bikes. Patented and made in Italy, it attaches to the saddle rails and extends from 50 cm to 110 cm, creating a stable, adjustable support that works on almost any bicycle—gravel, mountain, road, e-bike and fully loaded tourers.

Biri comes in two versions: the Biri Pro in carbon fibre (around 130 g, rated up to 100 kg) and the Biri Advanced in aeronautical aluminium (around 170 g, rated up to 60 kg). Both are light enough to carry on multi-day trips yet strong enough to hold a fully packed bike upright on uneven ground, sand or rocks, keeping the frame and bags off the ground and making camp set-up, photos, repairs and bag access much easier.

What sets Biri apart is its combination of portability, universality and real-world stability. Instead of a fixed kickstand that adds weight and only works in certain positions, Biri travels compactly along the saddle rails, then extends to the exact length you need, letting you park your bike almost anywhere—something especially valuable for riders who spend nights outside formal campsites or rely on public spaces where leaning a loaded bike against a wall isn’t an option.