A quick, unedited video of all six segments of the Flow Trail at Soquel Demonstration Forest in Aptos, CA.
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Yeee Hawes!
Leaving the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival in March of 2022 was sweet sorrow, but I had a lot to look forward to! I was heading south to Meza, AZ to ride Hawes; a trail system run by the Hawes Trail Network. This non-profit has dedicated itself to the development and maintenance of dozens of miles […]
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Sedona MTB Living
I was able to take some time and enjoy the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival in March, 2022. The event was amazing! Great people, great trails, and a chance to talk to industry professionals and see new products first hand.
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Pacifica Catch
It was an unusually warm February day. Patrick had a free day and I was looking for a new trail to ride, so we jumped into the 4Runner and headed up to Pacifica.
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Bike Centennial
I had to travel to Reno, Nevada to pick up our new Pup Vina. Since I was headed up there, I thought I’d throw the bike into the truck and see if there were some trails to visit.
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Fatbike on the Gulch
Riding in Durango is tricky during the Winter months. Snow, ice, and lots of wet, sticky mud. There are two options if you want to get outside during these months…
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Redemption SLO
Patrick and I , after visiting Punk in the Park in southern California, rode at Irish Hills. If that sounds familiar, it’s because this is the place where I tumbled off my bike and split my knee open ten months earlier.
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Hogs Wild
This ride ended up being a much shorter ride than I had expected – mostly because the trail I chose turned out to be dangerously rough!
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New Sweetness
What happened to UC Santa Cruz trails after the 2020 fires?
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SLO Motion
A great ride that ended in tragedy. Riding the Irish Hills preserve in San Luis Obispo, CA, I explored some beautiful and fun trails with a local rider. The day ended big – with a crash on an awesome black trail called Chutes and Ladders. I split my knee wide open (no, you can’t see […]
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