About us
We are a couple who are very passionate about bikepacking.
We have traveled many places around the world with our bikes. We ride long expeditions and short lightweight rides. We ride fast races and cozy community rides. We ride summer and winter. And of course we also ride cozy rides at home, with our friends. In short, we love all kinds of rides, on all kinds of bikes.
With this website we hope to share our joy and excitement of cycling on adventures.
Kenneth Bruun Jorgensen
I dream of seeing the whole world on my bike.
I have always cycled. And always loved it.
The freedom to ride wherever I want. The big and small adventures. The pace and time on the bike suits me perfectly. I love the physical challenge of pushing myself, and the feeling of mastering the technique on the bike in challenging terrain. It puts me in flow.
That's why I've tried many different types of cycling. Mountain biking, Gravel riding. Expeditions. Races. Winter cycling on a fat bike. Long trips on a cargo bike. And everything in between.
I am a qualified instructor in technical mountain biking. I am also a qualified ski instructor. My other great passion is off-piste skiing and ski touring.
On a daily basis I work as a freelance TV Director on various entertainment programs.
Trained as a TV director at the Danish Film School.
Marie Stoubæk
I'm curious about people and the world, and when I found out how to combine that with my passion for cycling, bikepacking magic was born. For me, a bike isn't just a bike - it's a soulmate. And on longer trips, it's a great conversation starter.
Cycling is a huge part of my life and the way I live. It all started with playing on the mountain bike and later developed into other forms of cycling – but mountain biking is still the favorite.
I love adventures and fun outdoor challenges, and this has provided fantastic experiences with adventure races, ultra-trail runs, triathlons, and more – but in recent years, nature has also been used for contemplation and tranquility.
I am a graduate of the Department of Media Studies and work in the field of communication, media, strategy and marketing at Carat. I am also a qualified DGI Outdoor Instructor, and I have taught Bikepacking at Paul Petersens Sports Institute.
When we first set off on a long journey together on our bicycles, through Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, it became a defining moment in our lives. And when a year later we set off on our longest journey to date, from Argentina to Alaska, it changed our lives. On the bicycles we experienced the world with new eyes. We understood connections that we had only vaguely heard about. We met people who invited us in, and through our encounters with them we understood that there are other ways of living than our own. We allowed ourselves to immerse ourselves in foreign cultures, with an openness that colored our view of the world.
But it's not just the cultural and human aspect of bikepacking that attracts us. We love cycling. It's as simple as that. We just love cycling. And we especially love challenging ourselves with tough terrain, over big mountains, on lonely stretches through sand-blasted deserts, over distant steppes, through cold snowy landscapes. We love everything that takes us far, far away from the black asphalt roads and everything that smells of adventure and freedom.