Welcome to Anvma Project

From Berlin to the Himalayas, a 23 day, 400km bikepacking trip with friends. What began as a dream of high mountains and slower travel became an intense, grounding and deeply self-reflective experience.

A journey to reconnect past and present, the Jordan Trail seen through analog and digital lenses — where modern infrastructure meets traditional village life, stark desert landscapes, and an enduring sense of human warmth.

Crossing grizzlies, rivers and the Canol Trail – photographer and ultra cyclist Louise Philipovitch spent three months exploring the most remote regions of Western Canada.

This summer, ultra-cyclist Millie and trail runner Aleix explored the iconic GR11, along the rugged spine of the Pyrenees. Covering 800km in one continuous journey across mountains and open skies, steeped in nostalgia.

Pizza, spritz and 3 days of non-stop cycling in the German countryside? LFG! Ghent based cycling collective RPM Souplesse, hosted a group of 20 friends for a midsummer training camp. 700km and over 5000m of elevation.

Our recent collaboration with Circle Sportswear, brought to life two simultaneous running events last week: the pavement felt the souls of 200 runners, charging in unison, from a running track in Paris, to a rooftop carpark in Milan.

When cycling and public transit combine, the limits of exploration expand. The RoundTrip series seeks to redefine the borders of possibility. A story by Milo Baker, from As Far As I’m Concerned.

The desert, an RV and the Sweet Spot: racing over 650 miles between the cities of LA and Las Vegas, AFAIC cycling team takes on The (infamous & inaugural) Speed Project CYC.

“Why are you here Robbo?” Taking on the 2000km self-supported bikepacking race is nothing short of a humbling experience, ultra rider Will Robinson explores this profound question.

Three members of the Auckland cycling club, HereThere, take on the Tour Aotearoa, a popular 3125km bike packing trip across the length of New Zealand.