Sandra and Fiona are a couple who left their corporate jobs in 2018 to pursue a life of travel and adventure. Their journey began with a bold plan to ride from Alaska to Patagonia on their BMW F800GS, but their trip was put on hold when they got stuck in Colombia during the COVID pandemic. Back in Europe, Fiona obtained her motorcycle license, and the pair resumed their travels, exploring Europe and the Balkans on Fiona’s lowered Tiger 900 Rally Pro and Sandra’s Tiger 1200 Rally Pro. As borders reopened, they took on even bigger challenges, riding from Germany across West Africa to Cape Town, and then back up the East Coast. Now, they’re currently exploring the Middle East.

Achraf & Annisa are two adventurers driven by a shared passion for exploration and overcoming challenges. Coming from Morocco and the United States, they’ve mastered the art of conquering long distances, using social media platforms to inspire others to "Rise above adversity and… Really Live!"

Heïdi Sevestre and Matthieu Tordeur are two iconic figures in polar exploration and scientific research. Heïdi, an internationally renowned glaciologist, specializes in studying glaciers and the impacts of climate change.

"We are women, men, young, old, mothers, fathers, cashiers, doctors – we are the Auvergnats Riders," Rabah proudly explains. With nearly 1,000 members spanning the four departments of Auvergne (63, 03, 15, and 43) and over 300 members concentrated around Clermont-Ferrand, our community is a tapestry of diverse individuals bound by a shared passion for riding.

LCR Honda is a motorcycle racing team that competes in the MotoGP World Championship. The LCR Honda team is lead by Lucio Cecchinello, a former top 125cc racer, who founded the LCR (Lucio Cecchinello Racing) team in 1996 and has since built it up to what it is today. The LCR team moved from the 125cc class, to 250cc class, and has now competed in the MotoGP class since 2006. To date, the team as a whole has seen 85 podiums, 24 victories, and 26 pole positions.

Israel–Premier Tech (IPT) is a professional cycling team founded in 2014, based on the ambitious idea of seeing an Israeli team at the start of the Tour de France. In a short time, IPT grew from a small Continental-Level Team to one of the top WorldTour teams in the peloton. IPT touts multiple stage victories at Grand Tours like Tour de France and has a roster filled with international talent who have stood on podiums at World Championships, Spring Classics, and the world's most prestigious road cycling races.

Sena is the official communications partner of the Backcountry Discovery Routes, most recently outfitting the BDR expedition team with 50R and 50S.

Chaz Misuraca is a Canadian National Team Paraclimbing athlete, Team Canada Blind Hockey player, and father of two. As an adult, Chaz lost his sight, forcing him to redefine challenges into opportunities and find new, creative ways to accomplish things that used to be routine and mundane.

Sena Technologies Inc, the global leader in the integrated communications systems, and Team dsm-firmenich PostNL, UCI World Tour team and 2017 Giro d'Italia winner, have announced a renewal in their partnership for the 2024 UCI race year.

Ralph is a German sailor who undertakes extreme offshore sailing adventures around the world. He relies on the Sena Nautitalk Bosun marine communication headset for offshore for rig checks and communicating with the foredeck.

The Clipper Race is one of the biggest challenges of the natural world and an endurance test like no other.

Team ONE MILE is made up of current & former professional athletes, Special Forces veterans, high-ranking military officers, Olympians, Paralympians, and best-selling authors. This ambitious charity group takes on enormous cycling challenges like Race Across America (Team ONE MILE completed the event two years in a row) and a 6-day 700 mile ride to help rebuild Florida following devastating hurricane destructions. Team members include. By blending veterans and civilians, Team ONE MILE accomplishes good on a next-level scale and aspires to inspire others by showing what a team unified around a single goal can achieve.

"If not now - then when?!" was the question Nicki and Moe asked themselves, ready to leave behind everything, including the safety of Germany. With nothing but a fully loaded motorbike and as much time as they wanted, they embarked on an uncertain adventure around the world.

Karolis Mieliauskas, record rider, adventure traveler, inspirational speaker, and father of three, was born in 1982. At the age of six, he spotted moto travelers from far Germany, a rarity in the former Soviet Union. These foreigners entranced the young Karolis and played a big role in inspiring him to ride motorcycles. Karolis says: "For me, a tough motorcycle ride is a perfect method for active meditation. In my matter, the motorcycle acts as a tool to test the upper limits of one's performance and to explore the self by witnessing. I believe the horizons of consciousness are so wide that constant cognition is one of the most important things in life. We all know where our comfort zone ends. But how often do we target to spend time beyond that zone? Yes, it is challenging and simply uncomfortable. But every minute/hour/day we spend there expands our comfort zone."

Rudy Cassan started Base Jumping in 2003 in Verdon Gorges and has more than 2,200 jumps today. He likes flying so much and being in the mountains with friends that he decided to quit his Sales Director job in Paris to follow his passion for wingsuit flying and exploring the world. All year long, Rudy travels to and explores new places to jump.

"Our goal as adventurers, filmmakers, photographers, and authors is to travel around our Mother Earth by land and sea for 40 years, using local ways of transport. A life of travel that has not existed since Marco Polo. So far, our journey has been reported in over 1,210 media appearances and 12 books. In the past 29 years, we have traveled approximately 432,000 km on the backs of camels, horses, elephants, on foot, motorbikes, bicycles, e-bikes, or utilizing national transport without flights."

Kevin and Beth have been riding 2UP for their entire 18 year marriage. As the motorcycles changed from sport bikes to touring bikes to adventure bikes the lengths of the trips changed as well. Soon they were traveling together around North America as their passion for road grew. They realized something along the way, not only were they building memories for a lifetime but they were building a better marriage and friendship. These two wheeled adventures were not always easy and the challenges they faced became team building exercises.

Jack and Eli are two teenagers who ride and compete as junior road cyclists in SoCal. They both love to ride their bikes wherever they can! Eli holds a National Criterium Champion title in his age group, and both Jack and Eli hold multiple California State Champion titles. Older brother Jack has raced all over Belgium with USA Cycling junior development program and younger brother Eli is set to follow in his footsteps.

Marta is the reasonable half of the duet, with many dreams and ideas. She's curious about the world but calculating. She likes challenges and being around people. Marta has always been fascinated by how adaptable humans are to changing conditions. Now she is always on tour fulfilling her many curiosities, loving the life nobody would have thought she'd be living today.

Johnny Lewis is a professional motorcycle racer and coach. "Training others has been one of my passions since early age and early years of my career. For years I would spend time with riders of all ages and skill levels until I eventually started Moto Anatomy, a training school that now has trained riders across the world, that have won amateur and professional championships. We also built our own training facility in Florida that has housed champions in all forms of racing from American Flat track, Moto America, to professional Supercross/ Motocross racers."

Rally for Rangers is a not-for-profit organization that supports park rangers around the world who protect some of Earth's most important natural and cultural resources.

Bea & Helmut are a young, open-minded couple that loves traveling and motorcycling. At a certain point, they wanted to explore the world beyond the European borders, beyond prejudices, and beyond their comfort zone.

With more ‘real-world’ experience than anyone else on the road today, Lisa and Simon Thomas have been described as ‘the Adventure rider’s riders’ and have spent over a decade traveling the globe on their two BMW motorcycles. Considered by many as the world’s leading Motorcycle Explorers, Lisa & Simon have been inspiring adventure since 2003, when they set out from their UK home on their incredible journey to ride to 122 countries and on all seven continents.

Tucker Gott, born in 1995, is a third generation aviator who has been fascinated by the idea of flying for as long as he can remember. His first introduction to flying was at the age of two in the basket of his mother’s hot air balloon. His grandfather learned how to fly at a small local airport in 1948, which he introduced Tucker to at the age of 10. His grandfather’s stories of aviation fueled his passion for flight and lead him on the pursuit of obtaining his pilot’s license. Flying remote control airplanes, and summer aviation camps lead to actual flying lessons at just 15-years-old. Shortly after Tucker’s 16th Birthday he soloed in a Cessna 152, and within a year earned his private pilot’s license and took his inspiration, his grandfather, for a ride as his first passenger.

A California native, Jim Hyde has spent the majority of his life in Southern California. Raised in a small town in the Mojave Desert, he fell in love at an early age with the grandeur and unique beauty of the California desert.

The first instinct of the biker when he falls is to get up. Nicola Dutto, a professional motorcycle racer, has made this impulse the metaphor of his life inside and outside the race track. On 20th March 2010, Nicola didn't see an obstacle during a competition and, at 150 km/h, fell off the bike. Getting up that day was not as easy as ever. Due to trauma, the spinal cord had torn, causing him to lose the use of his legs permanently.

Former UCI Women's World Tour professional cyclist, Lex Albrecht competed in road cycling races on 5 continents, as a part of various professional trade teams and as a member of the Canadian National Team. 4-time World Championships athlete and 8-time Champion of Quebec, Lex has retired to her home base of Montreal Quebec where she rides at least one of her bikes (road, mountain or gravel) every day!