Our Team

Emma

Emma is the brains behind the outfit. She has been living in Spain since yr 2000 and when she's not working for Global Bike Adventures runs a stable with 24 horses.

Emmas experience of working with large, dumb, singleminded creatures overlaps well with both lines of work.

George

George is a Short Haired German Pointer who was adopted from a rescue center in Cadiz on the south west coast of Spain. He's incredibly effectionate despite his hard early years

George came to us 9kg underweight but is now a healthy, solid, fit, lump of effection and stupidity.

Jamal

Jamal has followed in his fathers footsteps who was the first ever, offically qualified mountain guide in Morocco. We have worked with Jamal since 2004 when he was guiding as a MTB guide. Over the years he has set up his own successful mountain trekking company but is still our 'Go To' man in Morocco.

If you need or want anything in Morocco, he's the chap to ask..

Mohammed

Mohammed is our guide in Morocco. He is one of the nicest, most honourable and reliable people you will ever meet. His ability to ride technical trails on the bike he rides is quite exceptional.

Always willing to help and always there. A relatively new member to the team but already very valuable and integral to the smooth running of our Morocco adventures.

Poppy

Georges 'controller' - Poppy, is a wire haired terrier. A complete freak of nature as she was supposed to be short legged with fine hair - But we wouldn't change a thing on her now!

This little lioness loves playing and sleeping and will sell her soul for a cuddle.

Simon

Simon has worked as a bike guide since 1998 which gives you an idea of hold old he is. He has written lots of articles for websites and magazines and will tell you he raced elite in the UK and semi pro on the continent. All of which is true. Unfortunately, he was rubbish, which is why nobody has heard of him.

However, Simon is the epitomy of the mountain guide. His ability to talk complete nonsense and constantly lie about locations, distance, altitudes and types of terrain put him on par with the best mountain guides in the world.