Transition Bikes Blog

We were fortunate to help support and participate in this up and coming event in the Navajo Nation.

Rezduro is one of the first indigenous-led enduro races held by the people of the Navajo Nation on their homeland of Hardrock, AZ. Nigel James and Terrance Yazzi from the tribe had been having friendly neighborhood races on their family's land when they decided to hold an official race and open it up to the public.

We were excited to be a part of this rad event and see what their community is doing for kids growing up on the reservation. With the healthy lifestyle surrounding bikes, the sport is creating an environment where their youth have something to be passionate about while creating goals that they can strive to accomplish.

"For a while our sense of identity was fuzzy for our youth, and mountain biking has given them a sense of identity again." - Germaine Simonson (Nigel's mother)

Check out the video to see what Rezduro is all about!

Home cooked meals, local art, and a whole lot of bike riding was on the docket.

GiddyUp member, Rachel Postiglione, dipping into one of Rezduro's loose turns.

Rezduro is all about the youth and creating a space they feel comfortable to be themselves

TR co-owner, Kevin Menard, hitting some tech right outside of camp

Thanks for making us all feel welcome and having us out to your home trails!