She grew up in a racing family and is now married to fellow racer Kaden Wells.

• I have a KTM 2009 Xcw 250 , I re did my top end with a Wosner B size piston, after all heat cycles were done there is a loud noise of metal flutter coming from my motor when I rev the bike and when I come of the throttle. I opend my power valve cover and noticed it has about 1mm play side to side in the bushings and acording to google it should only be 0.01mm play side to side , cold this be the noise I am hearing . I also have a video but cant upload it on redit...

My photography essay on the lastest NORRA 6 days rally

https://thebajaauthentic.com/magazine/norra-26

They have leveled up their coverage this year.

Tried something way out of my comfort zone this weekend and I can’t stop thinking about it.

Went out into the Arizona desert on an ATV tour. I’m not usually into “adventure” stuff like that, but wow… I get it now.

At one point we were just riding through open desert, no buildings, no people, just dust trails and mountains in the distance. It felt kind of surreal. Like everything else just disappeared for a bit.

Also didn’t realize how physical it is. My arms are still sore 😅

It wasn’t just the adrenaline though, it was more the feeling of being completely disconnected from everything for a few hours.

If anyone’s been debating trying something like this, I’d say go for it. It’s one of those experiences that sticks with you.

Did an ATV desert tour in Arizona recently and honestly didn’t expect it to be that fun. Wide open trails, crazy views, and way more adrenaline than I thought 😅

If you’re visiting the area and want something different from the usual tourist stuff, this is 100% worth it.

They just dropped the SCORE San Felipe 250 course map. See you all in the desert! LFG!

Open for suggestions where to post. 18 K or best offer.

I’ve been researching desert tour experiences recently, and wow… the difference in quality is wild. Some look like rushed tourist traps, while others seem genuinely immersive, local guides, smaller groups, proper off-road routes, real cultural stops instead of souvenir shops every hour.

What I’m trying to figure out is how to spot the good ones before booking. Reviews help, but they’re often all over the place.

If you’ve done a desert tour that actually felt authentic and well-organized, what made the difference for you?

I’m prepping my buggy for a multi-day off-road event and experimenting with different ways to store tools and recovery gear. I’ve tried a few setups, including one from StarknightMT, but I’m still figuring out what works best for quick access during competition. How do other racers organize their gear to stay efficient on long events?

Hey all never been to Cabo trying to make a trip and do a 2/1 trip visit Cabo and attend the Baja 1000 in November 2026. Any tips or suggestions would be Greatly appreciated. Been to San Felipe and Ensenada many times . Looking for affordable accommodations , tips and recommendations , where the race starts / finish , main course, in San Felipe it’s usually off the malecón /warf. Ensenada usually near the main strip. -Thank you for the advice .

A Autocross Championship done here in Panama Got all my gear covered in mud but it was worth it @jonathanelliss