We love riding and racing in Mongolia. It is an experience like no other. So much so that we have a hard time trying to convey to people the depth of the experience. That's where videographer extraordinaire, Aaron Larocque, comes in. The Victoria, BC contingent of Team MBC have been working with Aaron on projects on Vancouver Island over the past couple of years and knew he was the perfect guy for the job. Not only is he a talented videographer, but a pure adventuer at heart. He was 'in' at the first mention of Mongolia. You can check out his recap of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge p/b Orbea here and stay tuned for a full 'behind the scenes' release in the coming months!
www.mongoliabikechallenge.comwww.aaronlarocque.com
That being said there are a few more sports/ activities that allow you to explore more of the world.
That's a fact.
Just to name two; Sailing (there is water than land....), Mountaineering (not too many trails up on 8000m or other technical peaks, and hiking/ backpacking gets rolled into this since you have to do those with mountaineering). I do neither of those btw.
Bikes are for the most of the time limited to trails. Yes it is incredible what bikes can do, and where they can take you. But if you boil it down there are many places they can not help you access. Don't think I don't like biking, why do you think I'm on this site...
That is all.
Sincerely, the rest of Canada.