No Wimps in Baja
The gnarliest ride in Baja
2026 Ride
Early February
Exact dates TBA
Ready for a real Challenge?
This is not a typical dirt bike ride. If you have ever wondered where your limit is this ride will help you find it. If all goes to plan, you will quit at least once.
This ride is intended for A level riders or B level riders with a strong will. If you complain about technical riding, long days in the saddle or getting lost then this isn’t the ride for you.
Endless Single Track
550-750 miles of epic Northern Baja single track should quench your thirst for the gnarly stuff. A lot of the single track we ride is completely secret and only ridden on our trips. We have spent countless hours in Baja searching for and building new and gnarly trails to test your abilities.
No Wimps History
No Wimps in Baja can trace its roots all the way back to the early 1990’s when Malcolm would put on dual sport rides in Southern California. These rides quickly became infamous for their difficulty and became know as ‘Malcolm’s No Wimps Dual Sport Ride’. After extensive land closures it became impossible to put on this type of ride in SoCal and the last dual sport ride occurred in 2009. In 2017 Alexander and Bob Foster had an idea to put on a ride in Baja that would live up to Malcolm’s No Wimps legacy.
A few months later, 20 riders signed up for the inaugural ‘Alexander’s No Wimps in Baja’. We have been making grown men cry ever since…
Details
5 or 6 days of riding, depending on the year
Loop ride, starting and ending in Northern Baja
Different night stops every night
GPS self guided route
One remote night under the stars
No Wimps Champs
Very few riders finish No Wimps let alone come back every year for more punishment. The following men have at least five No Wimps rides under their belt:
John O’Donoghue
Ryan Cashen
Craig Hill
Jim Stanley
Taylor McTaggart
Bob Foster
Joel Smith
Alexander Smith