New Idria Superfun(d) Tour
Mercury or asbestos, why pick a poison when you can have both?
Read More New Idria Superfun(d) TourMercury or asbestos, why pick a poison when you can have both?
Read More New Idria Superfun(d) TourConverting a mountain bike from the 90’s into an off-road bike touring machine!
Read More DIY: Adventure Dream BikeNinety miles is practically next door when you’re in the mountains, right?
Read More Sierra Backroads to QuincyWildflowers and single track, it doesn’t get any better than this!
Read More Henry Coe Wildflower OvernightSpring is a phenomenal time to explore the mountains of California’s Central Coast. This 90 mile route combines pavement riding with an ocean view fire road for a spectacular two day tour.
Read More Traversing the Santa Lucias on South Coast RoadSix days of logging roads, mining trails, and old abandoned paths in the northern Sierras.
Read More Bikewhacking the Lost SierrasWho but an elementary school teacher would convince a buncha hooligans to ride their bikes on dirt and sleep under the stars? Gathering packs of forty or fifty bikecampers, Adam Moss’ adventure rides are legend. This spring the word went around. We’re heading to Black Diamond Mines, a steep and hilly reserve of cow pasture and remnant oak woodland […]
Read More Dirty Overnight: Black Diamond MinesDoug Williams rode the Trans North, a 400 mile backcountry mountain bike race from Reno to Mendocino, in three and a half days. They called him the Ghost Rider because no one knew where he was until he showed up at a gas station in the lead pack.
Read More Ghost Rider of the Trans NorthOff-pavement riding through fog in the coastal headlands of Marin.
Read More Postcard: Fogbound in MarinWithin days of coming home, I was dreaming of dirt. Of shredding familiar canyons, portaging the streams and picking poison oak out of my butt. I unloaded my bike, put in a load of laundry, and headed for the hills.
Read More Monroe Truck Trail: Riding Singletrack On Home Turf