Mexico is a real paradise for MTB enthusiasts, with perfect riding conditions year round, and Oaxaca is it's crown jewel. A few weeks ago, in the middle of "winter", the Bike Logistics/Transition Bikes team went on a roadtrip to ride Oaxaca's millenial singletrack, and this edit documents their lifestyle.

Chile has become a popular destination for mountain biking in the past few years, this is no surprise since the country has its 'cordillera' or mountain range running straight through the whole country. There must be hundreds of trails that can be ridden down these mountains, but its peak popularity came when in 2014 the first EWS of the year was held here in Nevados de Chillan

This edit is centred on the trails that surround and or start around this little town called "Las Trancas" which is no more than 10 minutes away from the big Nevados Ski Resort and you can find anything you need here to have a great vacation.

This time the Bike Logistics team (Diego Sada, Mau de Avila and Samuel Zorrilla) embraced a new adventure, an epic journey that shaped their Lifestyle to a completely unexpected level, a place with unique landscapes in the middle of nowhere. The trip would start in Mexico city's international airport with its next destination: Huatulco, a small town in Mexico's southern coast in the state of Oaxaca, known for its ideal surfing and other adventure activities, and would lead up to the high jungle to this magic place...Yuviaga.

Mil Ríos” (Thousand Rivers) is a race that is born out of the love and passion for biking, planned and organized by BIKE LOGISTICS with the sole purpose of sharing the magic of this place with every racer, its traditions and the “Day of the Dead” celebration.

This time the Bike Logistics team (Diego Sada, Mau de Avila and Samuel Zorrilla) embraced a new adventure, an epic journey that shaped their Lifestyle to a completely unexpected level, a place with unique landscapes in the middle of nowhere. The trip would start in Mexico city's international airport with its next destination: Huatulco, a small town in Mexico's southern coast in the state of Oaxaca, known for its ideal surfing and other adventure activities, and would lead up to the high jungle to this magic place...Yuviaga.

The day of the dead is one of the biggest traditional holidays in Oaxaca, Mexico. Streets are filled with color and decorated with flowers, fruit, sugar skulls, special "day of the dead bread" and many other offerings made to honor the souls of the underworld.

A few weeks ago, Sam from the Bikelogistics/Transition Bikes team told me to save up a few days at the end of January since they had a surprise for all of the team and wanted me to tag along too - he was quite secretive about this and no further explanation was given. It was to be the first trip of the year for the Bikelogistiscs team and all of its members were invited as a way start the year in a positive fashion, and what better way than to travel to an unknown destination with bikes, fun and beer in mind.
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