A year and eight months tracing the coastlines of Africa in search of waves to ride. We found […]
Surfing the Wild West
For ten months I combed the darkest corners of west Africa with my surfboard strapped to a motorbike. […]
Motosurf Gear Review 2014
Plenty of dudes have an unhealthy preoccupation with gear of one kind or another and I’m no different. […]
Out of Nairobi
Hey folks – Jamie has taken up the notebook and put together our latest update – enjoy!
The North Shore of Mozambique
On our return to Dar Es Salaam, still stoked on getting some surf on Zanzibar, I motored out […]
Rhinos in the Bush, Skeletons on the Coast
I rode away from the Angola desert with my brain still full of memories of racing down watery […]
Chasing Down Rumors in Angola
During the last few years, there have been murmurs of endless barreling lefthanders somewhere in Angola. Two weeks […]
Get Moving
Suffering a bout of bromantic nostalgia after some time on the road..
Shelter in the Congo
I took a wrong turn getting back to the main road in Gabon and ended up riding in […]
Surfing Hippos and Other Equatorial Legends
In 2004 National Geographic ran a story about a national park in Gabon with what they called ‘surfing […]
Help Appears in Cameroon
I crossed the border into Cameroon at dark after 11 hours ride from Abuja and collapsed in an […]
Spending It All in Abuja
As I sat at the Nigerian police station I wondered how in the world I’d managed to land […]
Straight Up Togo
Arrival in Lome, Togo landed me back into a maelstrom of motorbikes on the road.
The Gold Coast of Ghana
After I’d finished sliding around in the mud near the Ghana border, I looked up to see oddly […]
Holding Steady on the Ivory Coast
One of the great sources of trepidation I’d had since setting off on this trip now loomed 200 […]
Going Left in Liberia
After more than a month, I finally managed to extricate myself from the Freetown peninsula. The welcoming nature […]
Clean Water for Kakonso Village
What funding drive would be complete without a sappy video?
Some Kids in Sierra Leone Need Our Help
In a remote mountain village called Kakonso, I got a bit caught up in the moment and promised […]
Schools for Sweet Salone
While surfing at Bureh Beach on the south end of the Freetown Peninsula I met a Spaniard named […]
Freetown Sliders
Some of the most stoked surfers I’ve ever met are here at Bureh beach at the south end […]
Back to the Beach
Upon arrival in Sierra Leone we found a tiny little island paradise owned by a London expat named […]