An attempt to take on the Breck Epic through Colorado’s high country, where altitude, technical terrain and a broken GPS mount quickly disrupted the plan. It became an exercise in adapting under pressure, managing uncertainty, and discovering that progress isn’t always measured by reaching the finish line.

A first encounter with California’s Downieville Classic, racing the same bike across an all-out cross-country test and one of mountain biking’s most storied descents. It became an exercise in balancing effort and control, challenging where I thought my strengths lay, and discovering how much there is to learn when the trail never lets you recover.

An exploration of Kazakhstan by bike, from vast open steppe to towering mountain landscapes. Travelling under my own power became an exercise in slowing down, adapting to the unexpected, and discovering that the most memorable parts of a journey are often the ones you never planned for.

A two-week bikepacking journey through Azerbaijan, where the goal wasn't to cover the most ground, but to embrace uncertainty. Following curiosity led to mountain villages, endless tea invitations, unfamiliar roads, and a deeper appreciation for what happens when you leave room for the unknown.

A ride that began with one question: Is a fourth lap possible? Four became five as I completed the North Shore Triple Crown five times back-to-back, linking Vancouver's most iconic mountain bike trails into my biggest single-day challenge yet.

A 600 km attempt at the Fastest Known Time across South Korea’s Four Rivers Cycleway, riding from Incheon to Busan in a single push while stepping into an unfamiliar cycling culture and landscape.

Fast food. Slow miles.
A 500km ultra around a McDonald’s drive-thru, where the challenge isn’t the distance, it’s making peace with repetition.

The invisible network that connects us; rider to rider, root to root, from across one side of the world to the other

From the highest rideable peak in Europe to the edge of the Mediterranean. This project was more than a ride, it was a line tracing my roots, my limits, and the things that shaped me as a rider. Peaks, tides, and the journey in between.

In the mountains of Albania, I discovered that the greatest journeys aren’t measured in kilometres, but in the kindness of strangers and the changes they inspire within us.

This wasn’t about pushing limits, it was about shifting my perspective

Riding the iconic North Shore Triple Crown… but tripling it

A mission to become the first person to complete Europes hardest trail, the GR20

Doing things my way, Bike-packing to the Aletsch EDR World Cup with Ergon

Taking on the 6 day NZ MTB Rally, Entirely self-supported

Is it faster to run or bike the iconic Tour Du Mont route?

One of the most notorious bike-packing routes, the Highland Trail 550