At 13, I learned to ride on a trial bike of a friend. For the next thirty years and on about twenty motorcycles, I rode on the road until I was nauseated. Only after 40, thanks to another friend more inclined towards off-road, did I start to venture off the tarmac. At first improvising, then following a more rational path. Some lessons, some training events, hundreds of laps on a small track, countless falls.

Here I keep track of my off-road riding experiences, trying to improve, making progress, overcoming obstacles, overcoming fears by perfecting the technique, considering myself as the main spectator. Experiences that I try to synthesize to make them an archive. It is easier to remember weakness and mistakes to correct, being able to watch them over and over again in videos. Composing and looking at them makes me relive those moments, for better or for worse.

But above all, it's for fun.