Reece Wallace traveled to the beautiful northeast Portuguese countryside to ride Chiba Bike Farm aboard his new Trance Advanced Pro 29 0. Chiba is a small private bike park with a shuttle system built and run by the small and dedicated Chiba crew. The park is nestled amongst seemingly endless rolling hills, villages, and ancient Roman castles from the 12th century. Certainly not a place one would expect a bike park, but this is what makes it so unique. The sense of old and new meeting is overwhelming, and amazing.
Reece popping one of the most manicured trails in the world | Never thought I'd say this about a 29er, but it's my favourite bike. The Trance 29's 130/115mm travel is a lot more capable than the numbers suggest. It floats over bumps without feeling sluggish like a longer travel bike—the big wheels eat the terrain, and the short travel keeps it rolling. Essentially, less effort to go just as fast, which I love. - Reece |
If a free rider can pedal up it, anyone canHeatin' up the internet with some berm woppage | Love the comments from the peanut gallery. Anyone who digs and rides know it's fun to slap corners, and also knows they're pretty chill to fix Shouts to Chiba Bike Farm & Wharncliffe Trailworks for building and encouraging me to rip some of the best berms in the world - Reece |
Thick, beautiful fog rolling through the Portuguese countryside at sunrise
MENTIONS: @giantbicycles
Because that's how you sell 29ers
But seriously: Great shredding in a very cool place. Makes me want to go back to Portugal and check it out.
The portuguese part and reece riding just made me watch 2x!@@