Riding Through Elfin Forest: The Signature XL in Action
At ALMSTHRE, we’re all about the journey. Whether it's the allure of a new trail or the quiet call of the open road, we believe that the art of doing starts with getting lost.
In the world of cycling, there are those who pedal through life with a unique flair, both on and off the bike. Lance, affectionately known as "Lancy Pants," embodies this spirit with a blend of passion for the sport and a laid-back demeanor that makes every ride an adventure. In a recent chat, Lance talks about his journey from cyclocross to gravel racing, his unique recovery rituals, and his love for the outdoors beyond the bike.
Join ALMSTHRE Cofounder Steve Yeager and his girlfriend Jen as they pedal through Colombia's breathtaking terrain. From bustling cityscapes to serene mountain villages, follow their journey of exploration, connection, and unforgettable adventure on two wheels.
Interviewer: "You're no stranger to bikes. Where did it all start for you?"
Philip Tinstman: "I've been riding bikes my whole life. I started racing BMX, which led to a good segue into racing cross country mountain bikes. Then, I raced downhill mountain bikes for a living. I had a fun career doing that, even won a medal in the X Games. I also raced Motocross, road bikes, and gravel bikes - a little bit of everything on two wheels. Count Me In."
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Slovenian Peaks with ALMSTHRE ambassador Sofia Schugar. Discover breathtaking landscapes, thrilling descents, and hidden gems along the way. Sofia, a seasoned cyclist and coach, shares her firsthand experiences and expert tips to elevate your bikepacking adventure. Get ready to explore, get lost, and find your next great adventure with ALMSTHRE.
It's estimated that about 300 drivers who dare to make the arduous trek die each year, a statistic marked by the many crosses that stand as memorials along the path. The Yungas Road was built in the 1930s during the Chaco War by Paraguayan prisoners. In 1995, the Inter-American Development Bank christened this highway the most dangerous road in the world. Now, the Death Road has been done before. Going down the Death Road is nothing new. Going up the Death Road is less popular, but still, it's been done. So let's explain what makes this one different.
