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We’re heading to Monterey for the Sea Otter Classic — and this year, we’re going beyond the booth. From April 16–19, find Priority Bicycles on-site all weekend, and join us off the expo grounds for the Bikepacking Campout & After Party hosted with Old Man Mountain. Expect rides, fireside talks, and a chance to connect with the people and gear that make this whole thing what it is.
From all-new platforms to proven adventure machines — see them in person and connect with us for a closer look.
Built from the ground up for fully loaded riding. The Xtracycle OMNITIERRA is designed to handle big routes, rough terrain, and everything in between — with the versatility to go from daily miles to deep backcountry setups without missing a beat.
A trail-ready hardtail built for riders who want capability without complication. The Vanth brings modern geometry, confident handling, and a clean, low-maintenance setup to everything from local trails to loaded dirt adventures.
The do-it-all adventure machine. With a Pinion gearbox and Gates Carbon Drive, the 600ADX is built for long-distance reliability and low-maintenance performance — whether you’re commuting, touring, or heading out on your next multi-day ride.
We’re teaming up with Old Man Mountain and a crew of friends to take Sea Otter beyond the expo.
Just outside the festival, the Bikepacking Campout & After Party is where the day rolls into the night — a place to actually hang, not just walk the aisles. Come through after the show for fires, food, drinks, and good conversation with riders, builders, and brands from across the space.
The after party runs nightly from 5:00–9:30 PM, with a mix of casual hangs, storytelling, and a few planned moments throughout the weekend.
We’ll be there with bikes, setups, and a few familiar faces — swing by.
Friday night at the campout
We’re excited to have Ryan Van Duzer, along with John and Mira, joining us for a series of Friday night talks at the campout.
Expect a mix of stories from the road, lessons learned the hard way, and a behind-the-scenes look at the rides, routes, and gear that shape their adventures. It’s not a formal presentation — more of a conversation, with plenty of time for questions and hanging after.
If you’re around Friday night, this is one you won’t want to miss.
Want to connect before heading out to the campout?
We’ll be hosting informal “office hours” with Ryan Van Duzer, John, and Mira at the Gates booth (Booth A38) — located between the Tire Bridge entrance and the dirt track.
Swing by to talk bikes, routes, gear, or whatever’s on your mind before the evening kicks off.
Where can I find each bike at Sea Otter?
We’ll have bikes spread across both the expo and the campout:
If you’re trying to track something down, just ask — we’ll point you in the right direction.
Can I test ride a Priority bicycle at Sea Otter?
We won’t have official demo bikes at Sea Otter — but if you catch us at the campout and ask nicely, there’s a good chance we’ll let you take one of our personal Gemini builds for a quick spin around camp.
It’s a great way to get a feel for the ride and try out the Smart.Shift system in a real-world setting.
Can I buy a bike at Sea Otter?
We’re not set up for direct on-site sales, but we’re happy to walk you through the lineup, answer questions, and help you place an order. We can ship directly to you or coordinate pickup depending on what works best.
Will you have the Spin-to-Win game at the Gates booth this year?
No — you all were a little too strong last time 😅
But if you find us at the campout and want to challenge us to a quick hill climb… we might be persuaded.
Where is the campout?
f you’re into coordinates: 36°34'23.2"N 121°45'54.5"W
If not, here’s a map to get you there:https://oldmanmountain.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Sea-Otter-Map-1.jpg