I keep thinking about how quiet the next weekend is going to feel. 72 Coyotes raced at Bloomer, and somewhere between getting everybody to staging, fixing bikes, cheering, and trying to figure out the points, we finished another season together. Now I’m home, and I’m realizing I won’t be seeing everybody at the tent next weekend. That part kind of …
Somewhere between “Send Me an Angel” on Saturday night and Tristan’s mom screaming at the finish on Sunday, Heritage Park turned into our own slightly less choreographed version of RAD. A bunch of our high school riders had homecoming Saturday. They got dressed up, took pictures, went to the dance, and then had to become mountain bikers again by morning. …
Owasippe has been around since 1911 and some of the routes through the property are even older than the camp. You can tell when you ride there, and I mean that as a compliment. It’s tight, hand cut, old school Michigan singletrack with roots, narrow turns and sand everywhere. No machine built flow or perfectly shaped berms. You finally get …
Before we get into the Addison Oaks recap, we have to start with our little buddy Alexander, who is still recovering in the hospital. We missed you this weekend, buddy. Your whole Coyote family is thinking about you, and we can’t wait to see you back out ripping trails with us soon. 💛💙 Addison Oaks had a little bit of …
Okay Merrell… Our home course, our biggest race weekend of the season and the one where Coyotes seem to be everywhere at once. We needed all of them too, because 115 riders rolled to a starting line over two days. That’s 115 Coyotes racing, cheering, looking for snacks, asking when they race, forgetting when they race, fixing things that were …
Race season is back, which means the Coyotes are back riding bikes, cheering loudly, eating snacks and repairing things that were completely fine when they left the garage. Thunderstorms rolled through most of Saturday morning because apparently Stony Creek wanted to recreate our last visit in 2023. If you were there, you remember. Rain, mud and every parent checking the …