COLD COMPANY

COLD COMPANY is a film about motorheads who ride and run, and the tools they use to get around. Adam, Bo and Jack travel to far-off trails and ultras on custom Panheads built on motors dating from 1950 to 1964. Machines that old ask for patience, so does the mountain. Engines falter and get repaired directly on the blacktop, with rare parts called in from local shops along the way. Along this trip through Colorado, their route ran from Boulder over Guanella Pass to Breckenridge, with runs at Quartz Valley, Silver Dollar Lake and Square Top Mountain (13,800 ft / 4,200 m), and cold nights cowboy camping at Central City and Fairplay. The Rippy™ Force Puffer Jacket and Sleeping Bag, SATISFY’s first-ever down-insulated gear, followed them night and day. Both pieces share one construction: a Rippy™ Force shell, the high-tenacity polyester first developed in Japan for kite and windsurf sails, with a 10D micro-ripstop lining holding ALLIED® Feather & Down 850 fill-power, RDS-certified grey goose. Biker-Runners: Adam Gibson, Bo Althen, Jack Crabtree Bikes: Adam: 1950 FL Panhead, 12-over springer. Paint by Nick Dirks, cast parts by Balls Casting. Bo: 1964 Panhead motor in a 1948 frame. Jack: 1961 Panhead in a 1950 frame. SATISFY tank paint by Nick Dirks. Music: “I Want To Be Alone” - Chromatics