WHY WE RIDE

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he wind, the speed and the margin of danger force you to remain sharply focused on the present moment and aware of every detail at close and distant range. Our lines of motion interweave with the wagon routes, deer paths and geological features that have been arranged and rearranged over millennia. Time seems to compress and three dimensions seem to expand, relative to changes in speed and the density of the tunnel of trees and forest growth around the trail.