YOUTUBE EPISODE 14: Riding BAJA! (Pt 3) – We Lose The Crowds And Find Serenity In Baja’s Interior

CLICK HERE TO WATCH EPISODE 14 In our latest adventure, we found ourselves in the continued company of a spirited Canadian couple on a wild camping escapade amidst the rugged beauty of Baja California. The camaraderie and laughter were infectious, prompting us to stick together as we ventured down a rocky trail to discover our […]

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YOUTUBE EPISODE 13: Riding BAJA! (Pt 2) Secluded Sands: Our Quest For A Remote Camp Spot On A Secluded Beach!

CLICK HERE TO WATCH EPISODE 13 As fate would have it, we crossed paths with a Canadian couple riding through Baja in their Jeep, complete with a fully-equipped, self-sustaining setup. Little did we know, they would soon become our newfound chase truck and support system! After encountering them a second time, we took their message […]

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YOUTUBE – EPISODE 11! Was this a bad idea? The Devil Road’s Conclusion – a Baptism of Fire! (Part 3 of 3)

CLICK HERE TO WATCH EPISODE 11! This episode culminates our three-parter spanning a 130-mile ride through the El Camino del Diablo’s deep sand, sandy washes, and volcanic rocks. Including a rainstorm on the final day, which showcased the prowess of our KTM 500 EXC-Fs. The challenging off-road ride pushed me miles out of my comfort […]

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6-10 May 2018 – Woody’s Wheels – Part 2, Ship Rock, the Valley of the Gods and a bit of Bryce

Woody’s Wheel Works, Colorado Roughly 1,000-killer-miles straight from Death Valley to Denver, we worked our cockadoodle guts to get there. But then our friend Woody is like L’Oreal, he’s worth it. A guy that can only be described with any real accuracy as Jack Nicolson meets Father Christmas. But first, it was a challenging test […]

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14 February – 18 March 2018 – I wish you were here or I was there but alas, we are where we are

“I really don’t want to go,” and pouted as I tried to internalize an unnecessary degree of petulance. Dispensing our warm goodbyes to biking friends in Borrego Springs, we saddled up and I reluctantly turned the key in the ignition. After multiple postponed departures, that is. A heavy sigh betrayed a sadness in parting from […]

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