The more I think about it, the more I accept the fact that we were not real kayakers. Yes, we’ve kayaked. In fact, we kayaked the 1,109 miles of the California coast; from the Oregon border to the bull ring in Tijuana, Mexico. But there are a vast number of people with significantly greater kayaking skills and with substantially more efficient kayaking equipment. They’re passionate about the sport. We were simply surfers that stumbled upon the sport of kayaking camping as a means to surf some isolated places with surfboards in tow after reading a 1994 Surfer’s Journal article by Jeff Chamberlain and Dave Parmenter.
The Ford Fiesta World Rally Car produces about 300 horsepower with its 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, nearly three-times as much as the street version on sale in the Untied States. Somehow, that’s still not enough for Ken Block.
It seems that the DC Shoes founder, known for  … Picture and more
From 0 to 70kmph on their skateboards and now 0 to 2000kms Long Treks on Skate Decks is BACK! Adam Colton, Paul Kent, and Aaron Enevoldsen teamed up in 2010 to revisit the pain, anguish and hilarity of traveling across countries with longboards. Following along the Long Treks Peru Y Bolivia documentary which cost them brutal sun burns, horrifying crashes, broken boards and near starvation, the three missed each other so much they had to do another trip. Morocco seemed to be the first choice as it is paved, culturally rich, and safe for tourists. They soon find out what the real struggle is… each other. In the attempt to circle the entire country by longboard, they lose their minds and go completely insane. So put on your 3D goggles and pour yourself some mint tea, you might find out something new about Morocco!