Category: Vlog Posts

Join the icy adventure as my hardtail mountain bike, the Orca, armed with its mighty 3″ studded tires, fearlessly battles Missoula’s frozen terrain! As summer fades, I eagerly anticipate embracing the chill and conquering the icy trails once again, proving myself as the ultimate winter warrior.

“Skalkaho Fatties” seamlessly bridges the gap between our winter escapades and this summer’s escape to Bike Parks. Just as we conquered snowy trails with Chad last winter, we now enjoy lofting down bike specific trails and downhill runs, showing that our bonds and spirit remain unwavering, regardless of the season.

Oh, the Cape Meares Lighthouse! This old beacon of light, nestled in the heart of Tillamook County, Oregon, has been standing tall since 1890. It’s like the elderly neighbor who’s seen it all, perched there, watching over Cape Meares State Park with stories galore. And let me tell you, this lighthouse is no ordinary lightbulb on a stick. It’s got this mammoth first-order Fresnel lens, over six feet of glassy might, tipping the scales at more than two tons. It’s like the heavyweight champion of lighthouses!

Now, to make sure it doesn’t fade into the background like a wallflower at a dance, it sports this snazzy black and white checkerboard pattern. Because, you know, nothing screams “look at me!” quite like a checkerboard. In 1963, they decided it was time for this old timer to retire, turning off its guiding light but keeping its spirit alive as a historic monument.

For those adventurous souls, a trek to the top rewards you with breathtaking views that’ll have you whipping out your camera faster than a cat on a hot tin roof. It’s a trip through time, a chance to stand where countless others have stood, looking out at the same endless sea, pondering life’s mysteries or just where to eat later. So, if you ever find yourself in Oregon, swing by – it’s like visiting your grandparents, if your grandparents were incredibly tall, slightly flashy, and could guide ships to safety.

This video is a vibrant showcase of the joy and exhilaration that comes from riding a fat bike along the breathtaking coastline of Cape Lookout State Park. Mo, affectionately known as Snuggles, and I have the privilege of immersing ourselves in the distinctive landscape of this Oregon gem. We’re greeted by the majestic sand dunes, imposing sea stacks, and untamed beaches that define the park’s character.

Cape Lookout is a haven for an array of wildlife. As we pedal through, we’re in the company of sea lions and harbor seals, their playful antics a delight to witness. Occasionally, the graceful silhouette of a gray whale captures our gaze, adding a sense of awe to our adventure.

The views here are nothing short of spectacular, serving as a constant reminder of nature’s grandeur. This video isn’t just a recount of our journey; it’s an invitation to you, the viewer, to step into the world of Cape Lookout State Park. Whether it stirs a sense of adventure or a longing for the peace found in natural beauty, we hope it inspires you to explore and discover the wonders that lie within this coastal paradise.

On this day in history, Back in the mystical land of ’04, I found myself perched on the edge of destiny, with the “2004 EFTA Race Schedule” in hand. Picture me, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed, ready to etch my name onto the unforgiving terrain of cycling lore..

Cape Lookout is a scenic headland on the Oregon coast, known for its beautiful sandy beaches, hiking trails, and stunning ocean views. It is located in Tillamook County and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, beachcombers, and nature lovers. The area is home to a wide range of marine and bird life, and visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, beachcombing, and fishing.

On this day in history, let’s take a delightful journey through time

• 2017: Team MoBill Part 1 – The Suggestion
• 2016: Last Day
• 2015: Madison Buffalo Jump
• 2011: Bullies
• 2010: Start Of A New Block
• 2009: 09 24Hour Nats
• 2008: Ward Mountain Farewell and Narring the Nar Nar
• 2004: Cascade Full Moon Party and Dads Chemo From Mom

Sunday January 1st, 2023. Fat biking at the Blue Mountain Recreation Area. https://www.strava.com/activities/8322908774

Emergency log j21 of the 23rd. With news of mom’s parrel, we are b-lining to home base to take control of the situation. We are enlisting creatures featured here to make preparations for our return.

Emergency beacon j20 of the 23. The crew’s friends here doing a guest post. They are doing an emergency evacuation back to home base after learning of their mom’s bad luck. Soon their mornings will look like the data presented here. The team will present the data collected at their current location at a later date. We will learn more when they get within the data streams.

Travel log j17 in the 32nd year of this world. So musch devil dust data to proccess. We hope to finish looking at the Two Larch run videos and in parallel collect new beach fat biking data. Mom is AOL back in the homeland and efforts to get her flowers continues. Cell coverage is touch and go.

Travel log j16 in the year of the 23. Mom’s birthday and instead of a flower devivery we got word she is in the hospital. On the coast and will continue our journey disecting the Devil dust adventures in contrast with fat biking on the coastal beaches. So far we like the beaches better.