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Recently my kid has been getting back into riding. I’m super elated and trying not to make a big deal of it (he’s a teen...
10/28/2026

Recently my kid has been getting back into riding. I’m super elated and trying not to make a big deal of it (he’s a teenager). It’s a great chance to get together, talk about life and all the little things. Quiet times pedaling along in silence just bonding enjoying and connecting to the beautiful lands around us. These weekly rides have been super special to me. Here’s a little snapshot.
Tobias Smith

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The Final Test PieceThis past weekend I rode what I called a test prove for my training. One last big push before I atte...
10/27/2026

The Final Test Piece

This past weekend I rode what I called a test prove for my training. One last big push before I attempt the Tucson Five in November. For those unfamiliar, it’s an obscure objective mostly locally known. One summits the tallest peak in each of the five mountain ranges around Tucson on foot and then rides their bike between each trail head.

I created an idea of a ride/run that would test my body and mind to see where I am. I crafted a 130 mile ride with 11,000 ft of elevation with a 5 mile trail run thrown in. I decided to do it overnight with no sleep to push my body and mind. It’s hard to describe the almost spiritual essence of a ride like this.

From dodging thunderstorms, rain and mud, to being buzzed by a giant barn owl and chasing a skunk up the longest climb, the total silence of being in the middle of the desert at night and the morning light hitting the trees on my run at the top of Mt Lemmon. It was a success despite setbacks like my bladder tasting like soap or my filter getting clogged. I’m happy with where my body and mind are at. I’m looking forward to November and spending a few days traipsing around the mountains and deserts.
-Elliott

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Chiricahua National Park!!!I had my Chiricahua National Monument shirt on when I learned the news that it had been upgra...
10/23/2026

Chiricahua National Park!!!

I had my Chiricahua National Monument shirt on when I learned the news that it had been upgraded to national park status. Decided to do a little DIY upgrade to celebrate. I claim first Chiricahua National Park t-shirt! It's a fantastic place a couple of hours drive from Tucson, if you haven't been.
-Josh

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Nice weather, Door open.This week, after the rains, temps dropped. It’s currently 74 degrees at 12 pm and it feels so go...
10/20/2026

Nice weather, Door open.

This week, after the rains, temps dropped. It’s currently 74 degrees at 12 pm and it feels so good! It’s so nice to have the doors open and the cooler air coming through the shop. This weather is always worth enduring the summer heat!
-Jake

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Creepy Crawly SeasonOut it Tucson Mountain Park I cam across this massive centipede the other day.  Took a photo next to...
10/15/2026

Creepy Crawly Season

Out it Tucson Mountain Park I cam across this massive centipede the other day. Took a photo next to my tire for scale, it was about as thick as my finger. Made me think of creepy crawly season and our upcoming spooky edition of Adventure Stories.
-Josh

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Skyler’s Hell CatThis week I was experimenting with some projects and made a head tube badge with my friend, Skyler’s (f...
10/14/2026

Skyler’s Hell Cat

This week I was experimenting with some projects and made a head tube badge with my friend, Skyler’s (fl0rian), Artwork. Using my cnc machine and some 6061 aluminum, I think this turned out pretty well! What do you think I should make next? 
Jacob Wilkinson

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I’ll Never Let GoOf these feelings I get when friends come into the shop. Take Gustavo for example: whenever he needs a ...
10/13/2026

I’ll Never Let Go

Of these feelings I get when friends come into the shop. Take Gustavo for example: whenever he needs a flat repaired Toby goes the extra mile. Not only does he fix the flat, but he will re-enact famous movie scenes, as well! Here are these two looking out into the bike shop the same way Rose and Jack looked out onto the Atlantic, from the bow of the Titanic.

What movie scene do you want to see Toby re-enact next??
-Sarah

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Ode to the trees…I don’t know, but if you’ve been watching the news- we have tragic news here of senseless destruction a...
10/09/2026

Ode to the trees…

I don’t know, but if you’ve been watching the news- we have tragic news here of senseless destruction at our borderlands. Ancient beautiful and special cottonwoods have been destroyed, a beautiful spring destroyed, sacred native lands destroyed. All burned in the fires of Mordor for the sake of hate and power.

I want to encourage folks to consider donating to protect the borderlands in Lochiel and help cover legal fees for people arrested while blocking border wall construction. Your support helps defend our environment and stands behind those risking their freedom to protect these lands and our way of life. I want people to be able to enjoy nature and move freely as we did last weekend in the white mountains.

Praise be to the protectors, praise be to friends and praise be to the trees.
-Toby

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New Phone Who Dis?If you’ve ever called the shop, you might have noticed an issue with the connection. Recently, to try ...
10/06/2026

New Phone Who Dis?

If you’ve ever called the shop, you might have noticed an issue with the connection. Recently, to try and make hearing you easier we decided to invest in a “headset” of sorts. So, without further ado I present to you our NEW PHONE!! We can hear you now!
-Sarah

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A Bit More Of The Map Gets Colored InThere’s nothing I love more than coloring in more of the map of Arizona. Although I...
10/02/2026

A Bit More Of The Map Gets Colored In

There’s nothing I love more than coloring in more of the map of Arizona. Although I’ve lived here all my life there’s still places I haven’t been, canyons I haven’t explored, mountains I haven’t crested.

This past weekend we did our advanced camp out up in north eastern Arizona. It truly was the Alps of Arizona, the town of Alpine, Arizona’s catch phrase. From amazing forests, high altitudes, incredible wildlife, petroglyphs, great company, awesome roads and so much water. Ten out of ten would recommend the El Lobo South loop to anyone.
-Elliott

Postride Glow

I'm still feeling all aglow about a great long weekend bikepacking in the White Mountains. We lucked out with the weather after two weeks of rainy days up there. We had a great group of riders, saw some incredible wildlife (2 bighorns, a herd of Elk and plenty of deer) and rode an incredible route through amazing peaks and valleys and past lovely rivers. This was a great one and we will return!
-Josh

Trail Angel Tim

I wanted to do an appreciation post for my friend Tim. If you’ve been on one of our trips you might have met him already. I first met time about 4 1/2 years ago when he came on one of our trips. He was a pleasure to ride with and made lots of friends on that trip. Since then Tim has come on some more trips- but he’s also served a way radder role. A few years ago we were doing the Sky Islands East route, it looked like a beautiful trip, very slight chance of rain.

Tim was traveling through and parked his sprinter in our future campsite to hang out with us when we arrived. The slight chance turned into a olid deluge, everyone got soaked, the trail turned into death mud. The last section was a slog in the worst way. We rolled into camp, Tim had heaters going and lines strung to dry people’s clothes, there was hot pizza brought in from nearby Patagonia, and there was b**r and soda to quench our thirst. I really want to give Tim some love since he’s given

If you see Tim give him a high five and tell him how awesome he is!
-Toby

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