Touring Bikes

Touring bikes are built for the long haul, featuring robust frames, relaxed geometry, and countless mounting points for racks, panniers, and camping gear. The classic choice for multi-day adventures and round-the-world expeditions. All bikes are verified by our mechanics and come with buyer protection. Looking for other styles? Browse all Road Bikes.
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  • Trek Multitrack
  • Dawes Giro 200 road bike. Dawes Giro 200 road bike. 2011
  • Craftsman Touring Bike 2021
  • Claud Butler REGENT 1996
  • Dolan FXE Aluminium Fixie Bike - Alpina 2019
  • Genesis Day One Alfine 8 2019
  • Dawes Galaxy AL 2016
  • Giant Fastroad 2 2019
  • Van Nicolas Ventus 2016
  • Colnago N/A 1980s
  • Merlin SOLIS 2007
  • Ridgeback Horizon 2010
  • Rockrider 29 inches Touring Explore 540 2023
  • Carrera TDF limited edition 2013
  • Dawes Sardar touring bike Reynolds 631
  • George Longstaff Reynolds 531 road
  • Dawes Echelon Reynolds 531 Vintage road
  • Dawes Galaxy 1970s-1980s
  • Pro Seller
    Dawes Reynolds 500
  • Trek Duel sport 3 equipped 2022
  • Pro Seller
    Thorn Brevet Reynolds 531 Competition tour
  • Pro Seller
    A.W.Cycles Reynolds 531 touring
  • Boardman CFG AI/T6HT(2XB)COMP 2010

Previously sold

What Makes a Touring Bike Special?

Touring bikes prioritise reliability, comfort, and load-carrying ability over outright speed. Every design decision serves the goal of getting you and your gear across countries or continents without mechanical drama.

Key touring bike features:

  • Steel or robust aluminium frames for durability
  • Long chainstays for heel clearance with panniers
  • Relaxed geometry for stable, predictable handling
  • Multiple bottle, rack, and mudguard mounts
  • Wide tyre clearance for comfort and versatility
  • Low gearing for climbing with loaded bags

Touring vs Gravel vs Bikepacking

Modern gravel bikes have blurred boundaries, but traditional touring bikes remain the choice for serious load-hauling. If you're carrying 20kg+ of gear on proper panniers, a dedicated touring frame handles the weight better than a gravel bike with frame bags.

Why Buy Used?

Touring bikes are built to last decades. A quality used tourer often has many adventures left in it, and the previous owner may have already sorted the ideal saddle, gearing, and accessories for your next expedition.