THE BAJA DIVIDE
A full documenting, self filmed movie (produced by OSM films) will premier at the Berliner Fahrradschau 2017 on March 3rd to 5th, and released soon after on our Vimeo channel. So stay tuned, and until then enjoy this beautiful lookbook! //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// In 2012 the German couple Franzi and Jona (“Tales on Tyres”) quit their jobs and went for a global hiking tour starting in New Zealand before crossing to India and Nepal. Soon they got tired of walking, organised some bikes and continued on two wheels through Iran and Mongolia. After working in Canada for a year to replenish their funds, they started their current trip zig-zagging from Alaska to Patagonia. After completing “The Great Divide” they realised the bikes they were using couldn't withstand the conditions they were encountering – and that’s how we came on board. We met up with Franzi and Jona in the Sierra Nevada in September last year and provided them 2 of our Beyond+ bikes. After getting them loaded up Franzi and Jona headed south, to take on the famous “Baja Divide” – an offroad bikepacking route down the length of the Baja Californian peninsula leading from San Diego (USA) to La Paz (Mexico). With a video-documentary of their trip due to be released early March, we thought we could just wet your appetite a little with some stunning images taken during their incredible journey. The full documentary will premier at the Berlin bike show “Fahrradschau” on March 3rd to 5th, and released soon after on our Vimeo channel. So stay tuned, and until then enjoy this beautiful lookbook! More information about TALES ON TYRES: http://www.tales-on-tyres.com More information about the BAJA DIVIDE: https://bajadivide.com More information about the BEYOND+ bike: http://bombtrack.com/bikes/beyond-plus/ /////////////////////// (editorial design by www.mtttt.it)
A full documenting, self filmed movie (produced by OSM films) will premier at the Berliner Fahrradschau 2017 on March 3rd to 5th, and released soon after on our Vimeo channel. So stay tuned, and until then enjoy this beautiful lookbook! //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// In 2012 the German couple Franzi and Jona (“Tales on Tyres”) quit their jobs and went for a global hiking tour starting in New Zealand before crossing to India and Nepal. Soon they got tired of walking, organised some bikes and continued on two wheels through Iran and Mongolia. After working in Canada for a year to replenish their funds, they started their current trip zig-zagging from Alaska to Patagonia. After completing “The Great Divide” they realised the bikes they were using couldn't withstand the conditions they were encountering – and that’s how we came on board. We met up with Franzi and Jona in the Sierra Nevada in September last year and provided them 2 of our Beyond+ bikes. After getting them loaded up Franzi and Jona headed south, to take on the famous “Baja Divide” – an offroad bikepacking route down the length of the Baja Californian peninsula leading from San Diego (USA) to La Paz (Mexico). With a video-documentary of their trip due to be released early March, we thought we could just wet your appetite a little with some stunning images taken during their incredible journey.
The full documentary will premier at the Berlin bike show “Fahrradschau” on March 3rd to 5th, and released soon after on our Vimeo channel. So stay tuned, and until then enjoy this beautiful lookbook!
More information about TALES ON TYRES: http://www.tales-on-tyres.com
More information about the BAJA DIVIDE: https://bajadivide.com
More information about the BEYOND+ bike: http://bombtrack.com/bikes/beyond-plus/ /////////////////////// (editorial design by www.mtttt.it)
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