fxstein doesn’t just ride — he maps the world one pass at a time.

With thousands of miles under his wheels each year and more than a hundred guided tours behind him, fxstein is the kind of rider who knows the line before he even sees it. From the alpine switchbacks of the European highlands to the forgotten ridgelines of the American West, his compass always points toward the road less ridden.

His machines — a fiercely tuned trio of Bavarian brawn, Italian fire, and Austrian precision — aren’t just bikes. They’re tools in the hands of a master. Whether crossing 1,000 miles in under 24 hours or linking 25+ mountain passes in a single day, fxstein rides with relentless precision and quiet intensity.

A technical mind with a storyteller’s eye, he captures the journey in motion — part filmmaker, part cartographer, part guide. If you’ve read about California’s mountain passes, you’ve likely read his words. And if you’re lucky enough to follow his line through the twisties, you’ll find yourself chasing more than a route — you’ll be chasing a rhythm.

Because for fxstein, the world isn’t made of miles — it’s made of curves.