We are a mash up of culture and sport. Backshop Bikes is an adventure travel inspired bicycle agency based in Trinidad, Colorado. Our goal is to be a trusted travel partner for clients interested in unique mountain+gravel bike destinations.
Backshop Bikes curates adventure travel cycling experiences rooted in cross cultural engagement and immersion. A love for exploring special places guides all of the thinking, strategy, and execution behind the services we offer.
Travel Inquiry
Two Destinations:
Colorado - New Mexico
Guatemala
We believe regions off the beaten path tend to be the most exciting places to explore on a bicycle. Whether in the U.S. Southwest, or Central America, Backshop Bikes clients will be captivated by the history, culture, archaeology, and landscape of two places influenced by Native American and Spanish customs. Backshop Bikes offers unique experiences grounded in a small batch craft philosophy.
Tell us what you’re looking to do, and we’ll put together a custom gravel or mountain bike travel experience in either the U.S. Southwest or Central America.
Experience one of our adventure rides, or have us create a custom event for you. We can facilitate cycling inspired events that create an impact with participants.
Stop in and check out the Backshop Bikes pop-up shop space in downtown Trinidad. We’re activating a gallery space to tell gravel cycling inspired stories.
Backshop Bikes offers sports tourism consulting services to event companies, brands, destination and government agencies.
— Brittany Greer, athlete/coach, Yeti Cycles/Vida MTB Series
Wild and amazing riding. We ripped single track through corn fields, through little jungle mountain towns and roads through bustling villages. We watched the sun set behind an active volcano spewing red molten lava, visible from dozens of miles away as lightning struck the top of the volcano. Also, the coffee is awesome!
Awesome riding in and around Antigua, Guatemala. The Backshop crew delivered the goods! It was amazing to spin the legs on cobble stone roads and through farm lands while interacting with the local people. This place is so colorful and full of life, it’s an honor to take it all in.
It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them. Thus you remember them as they actually are, while in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through as you gain by riding a bicycle.