Acepac had a great stand setup to show off their bikepacking gear! Image: Franz Herkendell

The Acepac stand was one of the show highlights. Image: Franz Herkendell

Apidura brought all of their bikepacking kit to Eurobike. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Apidura bikepacking bags have a great reputation for quality. Many of their new bags are waterproof too. Image: Franz Herkendell

This is a new front bag by Apidura. Image: Franz Herkendell

Blackburn brought all of their racks and bags to Eurobike. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Blackburn bikepacking bags are a popular sell and are now available in camo. Image: Franz Herkendell

Boo Bikes make bamboo touring rigs out of this natural product. Image: Franz Herkendell

The 2017 Breezer Radar Pro is a new adventure touring model from the same parent company that owns Fuji. Image: Franz Herkendell

This Bruno Minivelo was found with a full set of panniers. Image: Franz Herkendell

Busch & Muller were showing a new 150lux rechargable light (not dynamo) called the IXON Space that can also charge USB goods. Image: Franz Herkendell

Co-Motion had their Pinion Divide touring bike at the show. I’ve written about how much I like this bike HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

They also brought along their popular Americano touring bike too. Image: Franz Herkendell

Fuji brought their great-value touring bike along. I reckon it’s a killer bike for the price! Read more HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

Gates had their new Carbon Drive system on display: the CDX:EXP. Read more about it HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

There’s lots of different Gates sprockets available now. Image: Franz Herkendell

The 2017 Giant Toughroad is a great value offroad touring bike. You can read more about it HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Giant Anyroad bike is designed for light touring, commuting and road riding. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Giant Anyroad is available in two colours. Image: Franz Herkendell

Gilles Berthoud had their usual leather goods on display. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Gilles Berthoud bag ranges is pretty extensive. Image: Franz Herkendell

Gilles Berthoud make all kinds of accessories for touring bikes too. Image: Franz Herkendell

Gilles Berthoud had a nice touring bike on display with all of their gear. Image: Franz Herkendell

I really like the Gilles Berthoud chainstay protector. Image: Franz Herkendell

Hartje make some great touring bikes for the European market. Image: Franz Herkendell

The titanium touring bikes by HiLite are stunning! This one features a Pinion 18 speed gearbox. Image: Franz Herkendell

This Intec touring bike has been fitted up with panniers and a front basket. Image: Franz Herkendell

Koga have one of the nicest touring bike ranges in the world. Image: Franz Herkendell

This Koga touring bike is ready for world travel with its Rohloff hub and Gates Carbon Drive. Image: Franz Herkendell

Koga make a bike for every kind of rider and every kind of budget. Image: Franz Herkendell

The new 2017 Marin Four Corners touring bike looks awesome! You can read more about it HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

Marin also brought their 27+ Pine adventure touring bike to the show. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Maxx Crossmaxx 650B touring bike is new for 2017. Image: Franz Herkendell

Moulton had their famous bikes loaded up with panniers for touring. Image: Franz Herkendell

The MTB Cycletech touring and adventure range is quite extensive. Image: Franz Herkendell

This Pinion gearbox MTB Cycletech bike is designed for long-distance world travel. Image: Franz Herkendell

MTB Cycletech also had a 26+ offroad Pinion bikepacking bike on display. Image: Franz Herkendell

Ortlieb were proudly showing off their 2017 bikepacking bags. Image: Franz Herkendell

You can use a smartphone through the top of the handlebar bag. Image: Franz Herkendell

Patria had some lovely steel bikes at Eurobike. Image: Franz Herkendell

Pedal Power had a nice touring tandem on display. Image: Franz Herkendell

Pinion just released their new lightweight C-Line gearbox. For more info, head HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Pinion shifter can fit on road handlebar if it is splits in two. Image: Franz Herkendell

Restrap had their bikepacking bags on display at their stand. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Ritchey Ascent is designed with both touring and bikepacking in mind. Image: Franz Herkendell

Ritchey have also expanded their handlebar range to include flared bars. Image: Franz Herkendell

Rohloff were showing some new hubs for different axle sizes this year. Head HERE for all the goss. Image: Franz Herkendell

The new Rohloff sprocket carrier is a great innovation. Image: Franz Herkendell

Rose had a really nice Pinion trekking bike at Eurobike this year. Image: Franz Herkendell

Rose use aluminium as the material of choice, popular amongst all German manufacturers. Image: Franz Herkendell

Many of the European manufacturers include a dynamo hub as standard on a touring build. Image: Franz Herkendell

Rotor Bikes (Germany) put together some really configurable steel and aluminium touring bikes. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Salsa stand had lots of nice colourful bikes! Image: Franz Herkendell

The Salsa Fargo has received an update for 2017. You can read about it HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Salsa handlebars offer lots of flare. Image: Franz Herkendell

The 2017 Salsa Cutthroat is a carbon bikepacking bike. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Salsa Vaya has also received an update for 2017. Read about it HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Schauff Sumo touring bikes are built as sturdy as ever. Image: Franz Herkendell

Schmidt were showing the internals of their famous dynamo hubs. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Simplon Kagu is one of the brand’s best touring bikes. Image: Franz Herkendell

The 2017 Simplon Kagu is ready to go, off the shelf! Image: Franz Herkendell

Simplon also had some of their other touring bikes on display. Image: Franz Herkendell

Soma brought many of their retro styled steel frames to Eurobike. Image: Franz Herkendell

Soma have a very extensive rack and handlebar range too. Image: Franz Herkendell

The SP dynamo hubs are a popular lower-cost alternative to Schmidt.

Supernova ran a line of their waterproof E3 Pro dynamo lights. Image: Franz Herkendell

The 2017 Surly Troll has been redesigned for the first time in a while. You can read more about the bike HERE. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Surly Straggler is an awesome colour! It uses STI shifters now too. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Surly stand was stacked with awesome steel bikes. Image: Franz Herkendell

Surly manage to fill lots of niche categories with their bike range. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Surly offroad touring bikes are pretty popular for adventure touring. Image: Franz Herkendell

Surly also had some new handlebars and bikepacking bags at the show, along with their extensive rack range. Image: Franz Herkendell

The Tern Joe 24 is a larger sized folding bike that is a pretty handy light touring bike too. Image: Franz Herkendell

New for 2017 are the Topeak bikepacking bags. Image: Franz Herkendell

This new bike phone holder by Topeak looks great. Image: Franz Herkendell

It slides straight onto the stem for navigating. Image: Franz Herkendell

Tout Terrain had their awesome touring and adventure bikes on display! Image: Franz Herkendell

Vaude had their usual range of waterproof panniers in all kinds of colours. Image: Franz Herkendell

A closer look at some of the green Vaude panniers. Image: Franz Herkendell

You can lock the Vaude panniers onto your racks! Image: Franz Herkendell

Vaude make a whole bunch of accessory bags too. Image: Franz Herkendell

These Vaude shoes could be great for bicycle touring. Image: Franz Herkendell

Velo de Ville had their premium trekking bike at the show. It uses the Pinion 18 speed gearbox and Gates Carbon Drive. Image: Franz Herkendell

Another Velo de Ville touring bike with all the bells and whistles. Image: Franz Herkendell

Velotraum had their standard offering of premium touring bikes at the show. Image: Franz Herkendell

This Velotraum touring bike is designed for the path less travelled. Image: Franz Herkendell

VSF had their standard great value range of touring bikes at their stand. Image: Franz Herkendell

This VSF TX400 step-through touring bike is one of only a handful of this style in the world. Image: Franz Herkendell

This is the Wiawis Donar carbon touring bike. This Korean brand is one of only a few making carbon touring bikes! Image: Franz Herkendell

Yasujiro had this nice celeste touring bike at the show. As far as I know, Yasujiro is a Japanese brand which is owned by Tange (frame tubing manufacturer). Image: Franz Herkendell