We don’t believe in the flawless, cinematic perfection you see on socials. Real adventure is usually a lot of wrong turns, broken spokes, damp sleeping bags, and laughing (or crying) inside your helmet for no apparent reason.
The riders on this page are our ambassadors and our sounding boards. They aren't superhuman heroes who never make mistakes. They’re ordinary people who have done extraordinary things: spent years traveling the world, getting their bikes stuck in deep sand, embracing the raw beauty of our planet, and finding courage and grace in the unlikeliest of places.
We support them and send them our gear because we know they’ll use it, abuse it, drop their bikes on it, and tell us—with absolute honesty—what works and what doesn’t. They inspire us - and we hope they’ll inspire you to get going, too.
These are the people who help us design, break, and rebuild our luggage until it's ready for you.
If it has two wheels and can be ridden through a desert, Lyndon has probably raced it, wrecked it, and rebuilt it on the side of a trail. In 2014, he set off on a solo journey that was supposed to be a quick trip. Fifty-two months, 74 countries, and 256,000 kilometers later, he finally made it back home… having competed in nine international rally races including Rally Dakar along the way, all on the exact same motorcycle: Basil the Bike.
Lyndon first discovered Enduristan in 2017 while shivering in Tierra del Fuego, when he spotted another rider with a rugged, bone-dry tank bag. He ordered one on the spot to protect his cameras. Today, he doesn't just ride with our gear; he actively puts his engineering background to work helping us design and co-brand new products. In his own words, the partnership with Enduristan is “A match made in heaven… no, a match made on my motorcycle doing what I loved. Enjoy your ride, #whereveryouride!”
Weapon of Choice:Sandstorm Tank Bags &Monsoon Panniers EVO
Some people start riding motorcycles when they are kids. Julie waited until 2020, bought a Honda Africa Twin wholly unsuitable for beginners, and immediately decided that paved roads were mostly suggestions while riding skills were best acquired by trial error.
Having won the internet over with her brutally honest and hilarious content, Julie is out exploring the world on two wheels with a goofy smile on her face and an incredibly important, non-negotiable mission: to locate and pet every single cat on the planet.
Whether she is navigating twisty mountain tracks on her Aprilia Tuareg 660, thumping through the moody trails of the Black Forest on her dad’s vintage 1993 Honda XR600R, or handling live reporting at ADV festivals and motorcycle shows, Julie’s approach to riding is… pure joy. She reminds us that adventure doesn't have to be dead-serious to be real—it just has to be fun, a little bit muddy, and, ideally, involve a friendly roadside companion of the feline kind.
Weapon of Choice:Blizzard Saddlebags &Sandstorm Tank Bag
Sometimes, life throws you into the deep end - only to show you a new path you haven’t discovered yet. After a tough time going through a divorce and feeling purposeless, Rihards bought a BMW G650X before he even had a motorcycle license. He spent his early riding days dropping the bike, picking it up, and doing it again on the local forest trails of Latvia. Inspired by wilderness bushcraft and a love for campfire cooking, he set out to ride the entire Latvian border in two weeks, going on an off-road adventure.
Inspired by one Lyndon Poskitt - you might have heard of this nutcase - Rihards kitted out his bike out with Enduristan bags to carry his mobile kitchen.
That single trip changed everything: staying in different places each night, meeting different people, and experimenting with roadside cuisine made Rihards feel at home on the road - more than at his actual home. Rihards went on to found OUTDURO, an active rider association and community tribe that organizes rugged off-road events, teaches outdoor survival skills, and runs a specialized adventure garage. He only tests and recommends gear that can survive a beating in the Baltic woods and beyond.
Weapon of Choice:Monsoon EVO,Hailstorm &Blizzard Saddlebags
Melanie doesn't travel to escape; she travels to disappear into the map. For over twelve years, she has been exploring the quiet, wild, and incredibly remote corners of the world on her trusted Yamaha XT, choosing wild camping and roadside hospitality over hotels.
Currently on a massive 16-month overland expedition from Germany to Australia, Melanie’s focus is on raw human connection, slow travel, and finding the truth of a place beyond the tourist trail. She relies on gear that can take daily abuse, heavy weather, and the unpredictable reality of solo overland travel.
Weapon of Choice: Blizzard Saddlebags &Tornado Pack Sacks
Passionate photographer, two-wheeled nutcase, and the media guy you want to befriend (or learn how to tell stories through imagery alone from), Frankee is someone who's likely tested way too many bikes for his own good - and who's genuinely obsessed with content that matters, bikes that can take a beating, and gear that makes a difference. You'll find him on some obscure Balkan trail testing a weird new setup, publishing jaw-dropping images of his travels in places like Iceland, or goofing off on Spotify playlists for a specific kind of ride (we might just sweet-talk him into sharing his favorites one of these days).
Weapons of choice:Hailstorm 50,Sidekick &Sandstorm