“If we did a bike ride,that sort of brings us together.We talk about things,we might not talk about that issue,but we get people to talk."
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Nigel, training on the Yazzies’ land. “Their place is crazy,” Nigel said. “They just have, like, big boulders everywhere, and then they have, like, woodwork connecting them. Technical features. Crazy stuff I don’t even want to try.”
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/the-extreme-cyclists-of-the-navajo-nation
There's some links to audio files there too. Well worth a read/listen
"We’re able to build a lot of things ’cause there’s so much land here. But we also don’t wanna do too much ’cause we could be causing erosion, ruining the land."
My kind of guys
Thanks for posting this. I love knowing that a Native community is making MTBing their own, especially in connection to their landscape.
Superb stuff.
(Nice RM too 🙂 )
I bought a New Yorker subscription for this kind of thing. Great feature.
Road trip?