Derryn flew in from Australia to ride the new Baja Divide route with a couple of friends. He came in today to pick up his new Surly Karate Monkey and kitted it out with all the essentials for the ride, then boxed it because he leaves LA tomorrow to start the ride. Awesome. He’s truly Unpredicting his Journey.

We built the coffee table and here it is with some of our buddy Mark”s Latigo Coffee

We are working on a lot of Rogue Journeymen projects lately.

More happens at Topanga Creek Outpost than bicycles and adventures. We make custom and small batch leather goods.

We want stuff to look nice and here is a quick packaging example for Rogue Journeymen.

Chris stopped and talked to Jay about a new single speed. Classic styling and design for getting around. Here is Chris on his his new Surly Steamroller. A very fun custom build for everyone.

If you think everyone up in Topanga is just tie dying t-shirts all day and don’t take too much of life too seriously, you are right.

A little bikepacking moment with snow capped mountains in the back ground.

Alex during his performance art. Alex showed up a the outpost during his performance art project and joined us spontaneously for UnPredict Your Wednesday.

Warming ourselves up with a campfire.

We rode in the dark to our UnPredict Your Wednesday camping on Mount Wilson to the Mnt Lowe campground

Pausing for a few shots of the LA basin during our night ride to the camp site.

Alex made himself a nice sandwich at the camp site.

Alex is doing performance art. Every day he rolls one die and it decides what direction he bike packs that day.

Lawrence made his coffee in his bivvy to stay as warm as possible. It was a cold night for sure.

Recognizing that bears where probably not going to join us, Chris still hung his food from a tree. Just in case.

Late night dark ride to the campsite.

Alex read some poetry and prose during breakfast.

Chris has a subscription for Latino coffee and brought some with him on the trip to Mount Lowe.

Alex is doing a performance art project bikepacking for 49 days. Every hour during the sunlight he takes a photo in every direction with his compass.

The Mount Lowe trail is fun every time. A tiny climb at night and then downhill to the campsite makes it a great starter bikepacking event.

You just can not have enough abandoned tunnels on a bikepacking trip.

Part of Alex’s performance art project is rolling a die each day to find out what direction he is going. He rolled a 3 which meant he went East.

A quick morning stop to Inspiration Point was a good way to start the short ride back.

The trail as seen from Chris’s handle bars.

Stopping at 11 AM for the hourly photons