Crew manifesto
The rules of our Nadvoukolech gang
We're not a travel agency, we're not a hotel on wheels and we're not your mom. We're a community that loves dust, gasoline and freedom. To make it work in the mountains and the desert, we stick to a few rules. If you have a problem with them, better not click any further.
Rules
Survival basics
No “freaking out”
Something went wrong? Raining? Hot? Out of gas? This is enduro, not a wellness retreat in the Alps. We look for solutions, not culprits. Whoever keeps complaining and spoils the mood for everyone else stays home next time.
Friendly Strong Together (fair play)
When someone goes down, we all pick them up. When someone gets a flat, nobody rides off until it's sorted. We help each other, share tools, water and experience. We ride as a team, we come back as a team.
Straight up, no excuses
Don't like something? Say it right away, to someone's face. Scared of the section ahead? Admit it, we'll sort it out. We play fair and straight. Decency isn't weakness, it's the foundation of getting home safe.
Commandments
Four commandments for our tours
- 1
Leave your ego behind the village sign. We couldn't care less whether you've got the latest top-of-the-line model in your garage or a beat-up old banger bought second-hand. In the mud we're all equal, and gravel won't ask about your bank balance.
- 2
No “freaking out”. Something went wrong? Raining? Hot? Out of gas? This is enduro, not a wellness retreat in the Alps. We look for solutions, not culprits. Whoever keeps complaining and spoils the mood for everyone else stays home next time.
- 3
Friendly Strong Together (fair play). When someone goes down, we all pick them up. When someone gets a flat, nobody rides off until it's sorted. We help each other, share tools, water and experience. We ride as a team.
- 4
A bit punk, zero luxury. We sleep wherever it works. Sometimes it's a riad with a view, sometimes a grubby guesthouse or a sleeping mat under the stars. If you demand white towels and room service, it won't always work out.
You've made it to the destination! So what's next for us?
“A nice little gravel road, a rock here and there, a ford now and then.”