Bostondon: Riding, Crashing, and Sharing the Mountain Bike Life

Bostondon: Riding, Crashing, and Sharing the Mountain Bike Life

For Bostondon, mountain biking is about more than speed or finish lines. It is the rush of a trail, the people you meet along the way, and the stories that stay with you long after the ride ends. A racer at the Red Bull Fox Hunt in Rostrevor, Ireland, in 2017 and 2018, he knows that the sport can deliver both unforgettable highs and unexpected tumbles.

The Crash That Became Part of the Story

One jump at the Fox Hunt ended in a crash that helped make Bostondon a memorable character in the event’s story. It was the sort of moment mountain bikers understand: things do not always go to plan, but the experience becomes part of the adventure. A fall can be a reason to pause, learn, and get back on the bike when you’re ready. For Bostondon, that crash became a legendary chapter—not the whole story, but a reminder of the unpredictability that makes riding exciting.

Conversations Over the Bars

With Over the Bars with Bostondon, he brings that spirit to a podcast. The conversations will include professional racers and everyday riders who simply enjoy heading out on a mountain bike. Their backgrounds may differ, but they share a love for the trails and the fun that comes with riding.

Listeners can expect personal experiences, memorable rides, lessons learned, and plenty of reasons to appreciate the sport. The aim is not to make every conversation about competition or technical skill. It is to hear from people who find something meaningful in getting outside and riding, whether they race or just enjoy a weekend spin.

Friends, Family, and Fun

Bostondon’s motto is “living life with the 3 F’s: friends, family, and fun.” It captures an approach to mountain biking that reaches beyond the bike itself. Rides can bring people together, create shared memories, and offer a welcome break from everyday routines.

Through stories from the trail and conversations with fellow riders, Bostondon hopes to celebrate the many ways people enjoy mountain biking. The heart of it is simple: ride when you can, share the experience, and remember to have fun.