Patrick Farnsworth 
What had you accomplished by 17? Not what dreams did you have, but what dreams had you already made come true? One thing I know for sure: You weren’t the youngest person ever to complete the Bikepacking Triple Crown…unless your name is Cruz Blue. When I was 17, I spent most of my time skateboarding, … Read more
A full-time photographer and passionate lover of the outdoors, especially Big Bend, Anna Claire couldn’t sit idly by. She picked up her camera and began documenting what was happening.
Meaghan Hackinen just made history on the Tour Divide, completing the 2026 Grand Depart in 14 days, 10 hours, and 2 minutes.
Daniel Connell, aka “Dirty Dan” is fresh off setting a new FKT on the Pacific Coast route from Alaska to the Mexican border.
Maddy Nutt just made her mark on ultra-cycling in her very first attempt at this year’s Traka 560.
We’re gearing up for the second edition of RYDB Fest in Fayetteville, AR. In today’s episode, we’re breaking down everything you can expect this year.
Five years ago, Erik Fenner, OMM’s Marketing Manager, attended Sea Otter for the first time. That night, he organically invited a few folks to join his campsite hangout. Nearly 30 people showed up.
An idea was born.
o date, he’s accumulated over 120,000 miles, visited 108 countries, and ridden on six continents—and he’s not done.
Racing in the Slowdown Singlespeed category, Tyler completed the entire series and etched his name into Showdown history.
Kurt Refsnider is someone who is no stranger to the front of the field. A perennial podium finisher as a professional mountain biker, and over the past decade-plus one of the most accomplished ultra-endurance cyclists on the planet, he has first-place finishes at the Tour Divide, AZT, CTR, and many many more.
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