Riding the Spine

Organ Pipe Cactus.

We miss them already

Absolutely the best we’ve ever had in our lives.

Tree seemed to be sad to live so close to the ugly toll road down the coast towards Mazatlan.

Beach with spiral petroglyphs {and JEJENES del Diablo}.

A message from a time long ago.

Mysterious Beach

It could almost be a nice place if only there wasn’t the city there.

A break from the humble farming life in Aticama.

New Friends in Sayulita.

Ranchito Roads.

A little overgrown for a backroad

No cars as road hazards, just the unpredictable livestock.

Oddly enough, we found these rather high in the Sierras.

This kids dad kindly offered us some cane alcohol strong enough to run a car off of, and make us sick with one swig.

A day after the scorpion sting, Goat spent some quality time behind this shrine puking.

Muddy mountain passes and beautiful vistas.

Hanging out in a local bikeshop.

Tried to attack my bike.

Unbelievably epic single track on volcanic trails.

The reason we avoid pavement.

Buried in Lava after a farmer discovered a volcano sprouting from his fields.

Wandering around the church.

Yep...Still buried in lava.

In its element

Slippery paths

May our path be found.

Small villages without an abarrotes

Took a wrong turn at this one

Can found sitting on an ass.

Steep, endless sweltering uphill.

Sharing a spot in the shade during our siesta.

Sometimes the front wheel will sink down to the fork

Yes...happy travels

Yes....UNHAPPY travels

Who are these dirtbag cyclists in our city?

Those are the eyes of an armed military soldier spying on us through the bunker

A little monument to remember me.

A high pass when you see mountaintops breaking through the clouds

Building abandoned by Misfits (amazing band)

In the park

Dad...do we really have to play another song?

The owner of the land stopped to say hi.

A The firefighters in Puerto Escondido gave us a place to stay for a few nights.

A little creature they caught in the mountains.

Tearing apart a wasps nest.

Always a little climb to enjoy the view.

Tempting beaches.

A little monument to remember me A sliver of the magnificent Mexican Coastline.

An incredible cocoon of camping innovation.

Police gave us a place to stay in front of their building at the most bike friendly town we have encountered.

Would be angrier if he got hit by a car..

Nice spot to rig up some shelter.

Chupacabra in action.