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HuRaCaN isn’t a polished event or a controlled environment. It’s a self-supported route across Florida that throws riders into whatever the terrain — and the day — decides to give them. Deep sand, long miles, mechanical issues, navigation calls, heat, fatigue. No shortcuts. No support. Just forward.
We went down to document the ride.
Not to script a story or stage a moment — but to follow along and see what actually unfolds when riders take something like this on.
What we found was more than just a route. It was a series of decisions, setbacks, small wins, and moments where continuing wasn’t guaranteed — but happened anyway.
This film is our look at HuRaCaN 2026 through the people who rode it.
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First time taking on the full HuRaCaN route, Cate came into the ride knowing it wouldn’t be easy — but not fully knowing what it would demand. What followed was a constant process of adapting, pushing through unfamiliar territory, and proving to herself she could handle more than expected.
A HuRaCaN veteran, Brett returned for his fifth time on the route with a deeper understanding of what it takes to get through it. But experience doesn’t make the ride easier — it just changes how you approach the challenges when they come.
By day, Chase is on the front lines helping riders get the most out of their bikes. Off the clock, he’s pushing those same bikes to their limits — and then past them.
Chase came into HuRaCaN ready to move. Fast, aggressive, and fully committed. Always testing what’s possible, Chase brings a different kind of energy to rides like this — pushing Priority bikes into places they’re not expected to go, at speeds you don’t usually see in conditions like these.
Based in New York City, Ben leads content at Priority Bicycles, producing visual storytelling that captures bikes in the environments they’re actually built for — from city streets to remote, off-road terrain. Outside of Priority, he runs the Selishots YouTube channel, where he shares insights on photography and videography with a growing audience of creators.
“I thought I was coming down to film a tough ride, but it turned into something much bigger than that. What started as a documentary about Huracan 300 became a film about challenge, community, and the fact that everyday people like Brett and Cate, people like you and me, are capable of more than they realize.”
What gear did Cate use for HuRaCaN 2026?
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What gear did Brett use for HuRaCaN 2026?
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Who plans and runs HuRaCaN?
HuRaCaN is created and run by Karlos, also known as SingleTrack Samurai (@singletracksamurai).
What started as one rider pushing himself to go further — with a goal of riding from Canada to Mexico — turned into something much bigger. Along the way, Karlos developed a knack for connecting routes, finding the lines others wouldn’t, and building challenges that push riders beyond what they think they’re capable of.
HuRaCaN is a direct reflection of that mindset. It’s not overbuilt or overly controlled — it’s intentional, demanding, and designed to test both physical and mental limits.
Over the years, what he’s built has grown into a community of riders all chasing that same idea: seeing what’s on the other side of the unknown.
From everyone here at Priority Bicycles, a huge thank you and shoutout to Karlos for everything he does to make this ride what it is.
What route options are available?
There are four route options ranging from ~330 to 400 miles. Some are more gravel-friendly with fewer technical sections, while others include more singletrack, sand, and overall difficulty. Riders choose based on how challenging they want the experience to be — or mix routes if they’re riding it more as a tour.
Is HuRaCaN a race?
It can be. Riders who want to be tracked and scored can opt in, while others approach it as a personal challenge or bikepacking ride.
Is the ride supported?
No. This is a fully self-supported event. Riders are responsible for their own gear, navigation, repairs, and decision-making the entire way through.
Do riders know the route ahead of time?
Riders receive route files in advance, but one key detail stays unknown — the direction of travel. That’s decided by a coin flip just hours before the start.
Was the film planned or scripted?
No. We went down to document the ride as it happened. What you see is a real-time look at the experience — no staging, no resets.