Wolfman X — The Journey
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A motorcycle expedition from the Rockies to the bottom of the world — chapters of dust, weather, strangers, and one Yamaha Ténéré 700.
My Sister Wasn’t Ready for This Patagonia Ride | WMX #58
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The Chapters
- 00The BeginningColorado · DRZ400sm
- IInto the BDRsCO · UT · ID · WY
- IINorth to the WildBritish Columbia
- IIIDown the Western SpineWA · OR · NV · CA
- IVBajaBaja California · Sea of Cortez
- VMainland MexicoSinaloa · Jalisco · Nayarit
- VICapital & CoastCDMX · Oaxaca
- VIIContinental DetourDubai · South Africa
- VIIIVolcanoes & StrangersGuatemala · El Salvador
- IXPura VidaNicaragua · Costa Rica
- XAround the DariénPanamá · Colombia
- XIThe Andean SpineEcuador · Perú
- XIIInto the AmazonPerú · Brasil
- XIIIDesert & CoastAtacama · Chile
- XIVPatagoniaArgentina · Chile
- XVWMX 2.0Buenos Aires · Ironman
The Beginning
Before there was a route, there was a question. A single-cylinder supermoto, a tank of gas, and a state that hides ten thousand reasons to keep riding. The first frame of every mile that follows.
Into the BDRs
A new bike, a new name, and the Backcountry Discovery Routes opening like a question only the dirt can answer. Alpine snow at sunrise, slickrock by sundown — the first six chapters are the rider learning what the machine, and his own wrists, are actually made of.
Tackling the Colorado BDR
Day one of the expedition. New Ténéré, fresh pavement turning to dust, and the Continental Divide cracking open ahead like a long invitation.
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It Was A Long Day Of Hard ADV
Hours stretch into something heavier. The kind of day that teaches you exactly how much your forearms — and your patience — can hold.
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From Snow Caps to a Red Desert
Alpine snow at sunrise, slickrock by sundown. Colorado hands the trail off to Utah without ceremony — only a change in the color of the dust.
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Brutal Utah Heat, No Front Brake
Triple digits in the saddle and a brake that won't grab. Riding by throttle, engine compression, and faith across the Utah backcountry.
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Leaving Utah, Entering Idaho
Trading red rock for green ridgelines. The terrain shifts overnight; the rhythm of the trip doesn't.
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The Path Least Traveled to Yellowstone
Side trails, fire roads, geysers steaming in the distance. Yellowstone the long way — the only way worth the bike.
Watch · WMX #6“The road doesn't ask if you're ready. It just keeps unrolling.”— Field Notes, Mile 4,200
North to the Wild
A border crossing into bear country. Five chapters of cedar, fog, and Pacific cold — the kind of wilderness where the only company that doesn't ask permission also doesn't ask twice. Canada gives, Canada takes, Canada sends you south with stories.
1st Bear Encounter in British Columbia
First mountain pass into BC, first black bear at the side of the road. Welcome to the kind of company that doesn't ask permission.
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Downtown Vancouver to Squamish Forest
City glass at breakfast, Squamish moss by dinner. Two Vancouvers in one day, and the Sea-to-Sky highway as the seam between them.
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Into the Wild of Vancouver Island
Ferry, fog, forest. Vancouver Island opens up in shades of cedar, salt and the silence of a place that ends in cold Pacific.
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My Toughest Day in the BC Wilderness
Mud, rain, miles, no exit. The kind of day where you stop counting kilometers and just keep the throttle warm.
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Goodbye, Canada — Adventure Paradise
One last look at the Coast Mountains in the rearview. The border draws me south; the country leaves a clean weight in my chest.
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Three chapters covering the long descent from the wet edges of the Pacific Northwest to the lowest point in North America. Salt-spray to Mojave dust without a clean transition. The Western United States compressed into a few thousand miles of saddle time.
I Am Back Into the Wild
Back to the dirt. The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route swallows the bike whole — alpine to old-growth in a single ride.
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Oregon Coast to Death Valley
Pacific salt to Mojave dust in one impossible push. Sea level to below-sea-level via the long, hot middle of the American West.
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Nevada to the California Coast
Across the Great Basin and into the gold light of the California coastline. Last U.S. fuel stop before the southern border.
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A first stamped passport in what will become a long line of them. Baja is the proving ground — soft sand, hard heat, one major crash, and the lessons that get the rider ready for everything south of here. The peninsula doesn't congratulate; it just makes room.
Baja Mexico
Crossing into Mexico. The first taco. The first stamped passport. The Tenere's wheels print the first set of Mexican tracks.
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Baja Mexico — Major Crash
Sand catches the front wheel. Bike on its side, body mostly intact, ego less so. Baja teaches its first lesson the hard way.
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Blasting Across the Beaches of Baja
Hard-packed sand right at the waterline. Pelicans on one side, the whole peninsula trailing off the other. The bike finally lets out a clean breath.
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Across the Sea of Cortez
An overnight ferry from La Paz to Mazatlán. Baja in the rearview, mainland Mexico ahead — and a thousand miles of coast in between.
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Cartel Country & Exquisite Food
Sinaloa rumors and Sinaloa cooking. You ride careful, you eat well, and you don't post your route until you're already out of the state.
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The longest stretch of the trip — eleven chapters of mangroves, mariachi, jungle two-track, agave country and Pacific surf. The Tenere learns the Mexican coastline the way a cousin learns a family — slowly, then all at once. Pura vida starts here, even if nobody's calling it that yet.
San Blas to Puerto Vallarta
Mangroves, mosquitoes, malecón. The Mexican Pacific turns tropical and the road starts trading dust for sea air.
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Into the Jungle of Puerto Vallarta
Off the asphalt, into the green. Vallarta's jungle begins exactly where the highway loses interest.
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Puerto Vallarta Jungle, Part 2
Deeper still. River crossings, vines on the bars, the sky filtered down to slices of green.
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Puerto Vallarta Jungle, Part 3
The trail narrows. Single-track, gas low, water everywhere. The bike learns a new shape of itself.
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Puerto Vallarta Jungle, Part 4
Out the other side. Sun, salt air, and the underrated relief of pavement back under the wheels.
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The Hidden Gem — Yelapa, Jalisco
Boat-in only. A village past the end of the road, with no road. The bike has to wait this one out on the mainland.
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The Path Least Traveled to Guadalajara
Backroads through agave country. Guadalajara isn't a city worth reaching in a straight line.
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Back to Solo Motorcycle Traveling
The riding partners peel off. Engine, wind, my own thoughts again — the trip returns to its original key.
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I Fell in Love With Guadalajara
Mariachi on every block. The kind of city that makes you slow down on purpose — and consider what staying might feel like.
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Dirt Trail Adventure to the Jalisco Coast
Inland dust to coastal humidity. The Jalisco coast on goat tracks, the kind that only count as roads if you're on two wheels.
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A Break From Adventure Riding — Sayulita
Surfboards instead of saddlebags. A week off the bike, but not off the ocean. The trip needed a breath.
Watch · WMX #30“Some borders are drawn on maps. Most are drawn in your own head.”— Field Notes, Sayulita
Capital & Coast
Two chapters that pivot the whole expedition. Out of the agave country into the megacity, then a single hard descent from CDMX altitude down to the Pacific surf town of Puerto Escondido. A birthday somewhere in the middle, marked by a tank of premium and a quiet thank-you to the bike.
Birthday Adventure — Querétaro to CDMX
Another birthday spent in the saddle. Querétaro to Mexico City in a single day's wind and a head full of where the trip might still go.
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Mi Vida Loca — CDMX to Puerto Escondido
Out of the megacity, down to the Pacific. Mexico City to Puerto Escondido in one long descent through altitude, mezcal country, and night air.
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The bike rests in Mexico. The rider doesn't. One chapter spent off the saddle and across two other continents — a reminder that the expedition is wider than the route.
Volcanoes & Strangers
Four chapters in volcano country. A loose convoy forms in southern Mexico — seven riders, seven reasons — and follows the spine of cones south. Lake Atitlán in a bowl of three volcanoes, El Paredón's black sand, El Salvador's surf coast. Indigenous markets, cold mountain air, and the unmistakable feeling of a chapter of the trip you'll talk about for years.
7 Strangers Ride to Guatemala
A loose convoy forms in Oaxaca. Seven riders, seven reasons, one border ahead — and a few stretches the locals call “danger zones.”
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Guatemala's Volcanic Crater — San Pedro La Laguna
Lake Atitlán in the bowl of three volcanoes. Indigenous markets, cold mountain air, and one of the cleanest lake-light evenings of the trip.
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Volcanic Mountains to El Paredón
Black sand. Pacific surf. A handful of fishermen and a stretch of beach that doesn't show up in any guidebook worth reading.
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Three Ténérés, One Volcano
Three Ténéré 700s climbing the same volcano road in line. El Salvador in the headlight, brotherhood in the mirrors.
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Three chapters where the road softens just enough to remind you it can. A volcano climb on a tired bike, a flight north to handle business, and a Caribbean stretch that pays for the detour in reggae, jungle, and one unscheduled ER visit. The trip's middle weight.
Nicaragua to Costa Rica, Up a Volcano
Border in the morning, volcano by the afternoon. Up to the cone, all the way, on a bike that earned its keep that day.
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The Happiest Country in the World
Pura vida isn't a slogan when the road keeps proving it — corner after corner of green, locals who wave first, and zero reasons to be in a hurry.
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From the Jungles of CR to the Concrete Jungle
A return flight north to handle business. Two jungles, one day, and a confused circadian rhythm by sundown.
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Caribbean Costa Rica — Puerto Viejo & the ER
Caribbean side, reggae on the speakers, an unscheduled detour to the emergency room. Pura vida even there.
Watch · WMX #40Around the Darién
There is no road through the Darién Gap, only water and time. Three chapters spanning a wild Panamanian Friday night, a sailboat passage, an impounded Tenere on the other side, and a stranger in Medellín who becomes a brother in the kind of way only this trip arranges.
Panama Jungle Island — 24 Hour Madness
Bocas del Toro on a Friday night. The twenty-four hours that follow are their own short film. Corruption, chaos, and a sunrise that excuses both.
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From Panama to Colombia — Patagonia Bound
Around the Darién Gap by sea. The bike goes by boat; the rider goes by salt spray. Colombia on the far side, Patagonia on the horizon.
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Medellín Madness — Bike Impounded in Colombia
A stranger becomes a brother. Then customs takes the bike. Medellín gives and takes in roughly the same week.
Watch · WMX #43The Andean Spine
Switchbacks at altitude. Four chapters of mountain weather and mountain consequence — accidents at the side of the road, a detention at the border, villages where fuel comes out of a soda bottle, and a goodbye on the Peruvian coast. The Andes don't ask if you're ready; they just keep going up.
Adventure Across Ecuador — Tough Enduro
Mountain switchbacks, mountain accidents. The Andes hand out their first hard reminder of what altitude and asphalt do together.
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Entering Perú — Detained at the Border
Border hours stretch. High passes after. Skinny shoulders cling to thousand-foot drops, and the Tenere stops feeling tall.
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Perú — Remote Villages & Coastline Bound
Villages where the only fuel comes out of a soda bottle. The bike makes it down to the Pacific coast on faith and reserve.
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A Kiss Goodbye — End of Our Adventure, Perú
A goodbye on the Peruvian coast, the kind that doesn't fit in any frame. The road keeps moving south anyway.
Watch · WMX #47“The Andes don't ask if you're ready. They just keep going up.”— Field Notes, Perú
Into the Amazon
Three chapters away from the road as the road usually behaves. A subscriber flown out for a humanitarian project, plant medicine in the jungle, riverboats instead of saddlebags, and a Brazilian visa stamp that takes longer to arrive than the rainy season. The wettest, slowest, strangest pages of the journal.
Humanitarian Project — Plant Medicine in Perú
A subscriber flown out from home. A ceremony in the Peruvian Amazon. A kind of medicine you don't bring back on the plane.
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Leaving Perú — Into the Amazon We Go
Riverboats, rust, rain. Out of the Andes and into the basin. Time finally agrees to slow down.
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Amazonian Villages — Visa Issues in Brasil
Stamps that won't come. Villages no map shows. The Amazon's bureaucracy and its beauty walking hand in hand.
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Humidity to bone-dry in a single arc. Four chapters where the Atacama announces itself in white light and Pacific wind, where an engine oil leak almost ends the trip in the middle of nowhere, and where Santiago arrives at the end of four solo days like a hot meal you forgot you'd earned.
From the Amazon to the Desert of Chile
Humid green to bone-dry white in one continuous arc. The Atacama announces itself the way only the driest place on earth can.
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The Ride That Tested Me the Most
Wind in the Atacama strong enough to lean the bike against. The hardest single day in South America, on paper and in the bones.
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Engine Oil Leak — Nearly Stranded on Chile's Coast
Black streaks under the engine. No town for hours. The desert almost keeps me — and then almost keeps the bike.
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Four Days in Barren Lands — Made it to Santiago
Four days alone with the desert. Santiago at the end, like a hot meal earned on credit you didn't know you had.
Watch · WMX #54Patagonia
Four chapters at the end of the road that the rider has been writing in his head for years. A Russian stranger from Colombia reappears. A sister flies down to ride the final stretch. The pin drops. Two and a half years finally meet the gate of Patagonia.
The Russian Spy From Colombia Is Back
The strangest character of the trip reappears thousands of miles later. Coincidence, it turns out, is a kind of road too.
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Our Journey Ends at the Start of Patagonia
The pin drops. Two and a half years on the road meet the gate of Patagonia. Everything before this was just the way in.
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Patagonia, Together — Four Years in the Making
Four years from a kitchen-table idea to two bikes on the same Patagonian gravel. Family on the back roads of the bottom of the world.
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My Sister Wasn’t Ready for This Patagonia Ride
Wind, gravel, weather, distance. She wasn’t ready — until she was. The trip ends as a family heirloom.
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After the road, a different kind of training. Three chapters of life past Patagonia: a Buenos Aires apartment instead of a rolling tent, La Bombonera on Sundays, Ironman blocks during the week. Same discipline, different shape.
From Nomad to Expat in Buenos Aires
From a rolling tent to a Buenos Aires apartment. The road keeps going — it just changes form.
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Boca Stadium & the Ironman Grind
La Bombonera on a Sunday, Ironman training the rest of the week. What happens when the route ends and the discipline keeps.
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Stop Caring About the Outcome
Less plan, more presence. The lesson the road taught, translated back to ground that doesn’t move under you.
Watch · WMX 2.3From the Rockies to the bottom of the world
Every chapter of the expedition, plotted in order. Watch the line draw itself across two continents — then the rider keeps going.