Three days. Countless miles. One powerful reminder of what redemption on two wheels looks like.
The Kurt Caselli Motodemption brought athletes together for two full days of riding — a six-hour day followed by a four-hour day — building confidence, skill, and trust on the bike. Day three culminated in the event ride day, where everything came together and the stoke was undeniable.
One of the most meaningful moments of the weekend came from having motocross legend Doug Henry on site, mentoring athletes and sharing hard-earned wisdom from his own journey. His presence was a reminder that experience, resilience, and community matter just as much as the ride itself.
Full photo album HERE. Watch the video, below.
Another unforgettable highlight was Clayton getting back on a bike for the first time since his injury. Watching him roll out, push through fear, and rediscover what riding means to him was the definition of Motodemption — a full-circle moment rooted in courage, support, and possibility.
This weekend wasn’t just about riding. It was about rebuilding confidence, honoring the legacy of Kurt Caselli, and proving that with the right community, the trail back is always possible.
