Getting started: why I decided to build Innertrail

It started with a simple thought. Riding motorcycles has always been my way of feeling more present, recharged, and having time to reflect, but sometimes, it also leaves me feeling isolated, lost in my thoughts. I miss having someone to share the moment and connect with, to exchange thoughts, or to get an outside perspective on whatever I’m dealing with. Sure, riding on our own is good sometimes, but other times, there’s a call for something more. A chance to connect, open up, and feel less like we’re navigating life alone. Lately I began to think that maybe I'm not the only one. Maybe there are other men out there who love the ride but want something more out of it. Not just the thrill of it but real moments and lasting friendships.

That’s where the foundation for Innertrail came from. It’s about connection with others who share the same passion for bikes, but it’s also about learning more about ourselves. Riding has a way of throwing challenges at us, sometimes it’s a rough trail, unpredictable weather, or just the mental grind of pushing forward. It’s in those moments of adversity that we grow, and I want Innertrail to reflect that. It’s not just about getting out there on epic rides, although that's definitely planned! It’s about using those rides as a way to face difficulty, learn something, rediscover ourselves, and come out stronger and supported.

I’ll be honest, I don’t have it all figured out yet, but that’s part of what makes it exciting. The retreats are just the start… My vision is to create something that goes far beyond the ride. A club where men can support each other through life’s ups and downs, where we help each other grow, and where those connections last long after we come home.

If any of this resonates with you, maybe Innertrail is something worth being a part of. Get in touch below and let's talk.