LOGGED OUT | Josh Hill 🪵

You're probably wondering how I got here. Born in Oregon, I've been riding bikes my whole life. Hell, I've been racing pro for 20 years now. Feels like a lifetime riding tracks under stadium lights, chasing points across the world. But I'm still finding new ways to chase that rush. Eventually, it's not about trophies. It's about what you can build. What you can create while the world isn't watching. The forest breathes. It's been here long before us. It'll be here long after. But for a moment, I get a shape. Not to take from it, but to build with it. To create something wild. I've spent my life on tracks built from dirt. But this? This is different. This is raw, unforgiving. Every long, every rut, every rhythm stacked with purpose, not perfection. There's no blueprint, no safety net. Just instinct, balance, and trust. Hey, who built this? Sketch. What's going on? Dad finally let you build back here, huh? Yeah, cut down some trees too. Dude, it's crazy. I think we should probably ride this. Think you got it? We'll find out. I don't know. I don't think I could really change much. I've had probably one of the coolest careers, you know, as far as just the fun that I've had on two wheels and where it's taken me racing so many different countries and, you know, winning in so many different areas while just enjoying my dirt bike. Like, that love of riding never went away for me. It's kind of almost seems stupid because I'm getting old and I've broken so many bones that, like, that feeling's still the same. It's like it should wear off, but it hasn't yet. The course itself is just a mix of everything. You know, it's got supercross-style obstacles, you know, made out of just about any material that I could find that wasn't dirt. All the trees we cut down were trees that were dying. They were going to infect the other trees next to them, so we kind of just went around and just grabbed the stuff that was dying and tried to use it before it was wasting away. I feel like, for me, I just want to inspire people to have fun on two wheels. I mean, you can be as competitive as you want with it. You know, you can go out there and just want to throw a bigger whip than your buddy, and that can be what drives you. Or maybe you just want to be alone and you want to go get an experience. I mean, I'm here for all of it. My ass off when I seen you in the buggy with my dad. He was going so fast down the hill. It's like, you've got brakes, dude, but he was just going down that thing like 50 miles an hour in reverse. I don't know who the hell built this thing, but it's not up to code.