As my Baja trip was coming to an end I felt a touch of melancholy rise up in me. This was it. Mission accomplished. Now it was time to head back home. After such an adventure, this was the last thing my

After the amazing Cascadia to Aztlán bike trip, this is the continuation on my trusty bicycle, la Zorra Roja, from the US border in Tecate down along the Baja California peninsula in 2026.

After my Odyssee on the Terracerías I decided a bit of a break was well deserved. Also, Wednesday was coming up, which meant I needed to be connected to teach my class. So I checked into a hostel where

Hatte wieder eine Fahrrad-Panne, aber diesmal nicht bei meinem E-Bike, sondern bei meinem mechanischen KTM-Fahrrad, das Hinterrad blockierte, weil eine Bremsbacke anscheinend die Felge aufgeschlitzt hat.

A few days ago, I decided to grab my bike and spend some time at Paseo Verde, a large park where people can walk, run, exercise, and ride bikes. The weather was interesting that day. Dark clouds covered

I was getting my camera ready when I took this photo. To me, this cyclist was escaping from all the hustle and bustle of the world, but he ran into me.

who would have thought that a new chain and some grease could make this much of a difference!

When I decided to skip the desert and teleport myself to La Paz I thought I would have two weeks of easy cycling. I would make the loop along the coast, hitting the famous diving town of Cabo Pulmo, going

The bridge strides across the river like a sentence written in concrete, declaring humanity’s faith in permanence. Its pillars rise from the earth with the confidence of architects and dreamers, lifting

Yours truly has become a cheater. Yeah, riding down the Baja California, he claimed. Cycling through the desert, he was going to do. More than 1000 km on a bike... And now? Happy greetings from La Paz?

Sometimes you get into a place and your immediate reaction is to just run away as soon as possible. That's how I felt when I rolled into San Quintín. The day's ride from Diáz Ordáz had already been hard

After my adventure on the Playa Calavera, I decided to avoid dirt roads from now on, at least on this trip. So I took it as a welcome sign when I heard that the road into the San Pedro Mártir mountains

After Ensenada my next destination was the Playa Calavera. A WarmShower host, who was not there to offer me a place to stay, suggested that I could escape the noise of the busy Transpenninsular highway

The first leg of my journey took me from Tecate to Ensenada. In total 112 km from the hotel to my host's house. Not an easy ride, especially for the first day. Immediately I noticed how much heavier it

Mother’s Day ride along the Meije river, windy Dutch polders, yearly cycling goals, and onboarding new cyclists.

Last Sunday, I set my sights on cycling all the way to Changi Village. It sounded like a good plan at first, and I was quite excited about it because I have always liked the idea of reaching one of the

Yesterday’s cycling adventure brought me to Marina Barrage, and even though this is a late post, I still wanted to share it because the experience was simply too good to keep to myself. Since the weather

No mountains, just three climbs and endless flowers. A scenic ride through Dutch bulb fields with video footage.

This weekend’s weather really tested my patience. Since cycling has become part of my weekends, I always hope for a clear sky and a good enough evening for me to head out and explore. So when the rain

Last weekend I mad a nice ride through the Dutch, so-called 'green heart'. + a small update of my cycling stats!