stories and pictures from a life on two wheels
26 Sep 2026 ColombiaSouth America
For a few days, we followed the main road in the valley of the Magdalena river southbound. After all the ascending and descending, both our brake pads were completely gone and we needed to c…
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4 Sep 2026 ColombiaSouth America
After nearly two and a half weeks it was time to say goodbye to our Airbnb. Cycling out of the city was exhausting as always. Even though Medellín had a lot of cycling lanes, a lot of them e…
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22 Aug 2026 Central AmericaColombiaPanamaSouth America
From Panama City, we couldn't cycle much further before having to embark on a boat. Although North and South America are connected, we couldn't reach Colombia by land. There are indeed paths…
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7 Aug 2026 Central AmericaCosta RicaPanama
We hadn't been in Costa Rica for very long, but we already felt a lot more at ease here than we had in the countries before. The only downside was the comparatively high prices - almost as h…
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27 Jul 2026 Central AmericaEl SalvadorHonduras
We instantly liked El Salvador. The traffic felt a lot more organised than in Guatemala, and it seems as if motorcyclists were required to wear helmets. However, that didn't change the fact…
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11 Jul 2026 Central AmericaGuatemala
Long before arriving in Guatemala, we had decided to go on the famous hike up the Acatenango volcano. The inactive Acatenango offers the perfect viewing platform for the active twin volcano…
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27 Jun 2026 BelizeCentral AmericaGuatemala
Before we knew it, we were cycling the last 35 kilometres in Mexico. We used our last cash for buying some delicious fresh coconut water from a stall next to the road. Slowly, we cycled thro…
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14 Jun 2026 Mexico
We left Oaxaca and cycled towards the mountains. One last mountain ranges was left to cross before we’d reach the coast for the first time in ages! Before though, just outside of Oaxaca, was…
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21 May 2026 Mexico
We had settled in really well and thoroughly enjoyed the life on the streets of Mexico. The people were incredibly friendly, and it was rare for us to cycle through a village, or even on the…
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