I grew up on a remote farm surrounded by forest in the French countryside. My parents always taught us that we should not be afraid of anything and that we should try new things and challenge ourselves. I'm very grateful for how they brought us up. It madeus curious and resourceful and able to handle any situation that was put in front of us.

I left the farm at the age of 18 to study computational linguistics at university. My first job in speech recognition was for a company that was based in the FrenchAlpswhere I fell in love with nature. It was always calling me and I spentmany days hikingin the mountains and capturing its beauty with my camera.

During Covid, like most of us, I struggled a lot, both professionally and personally. During that time, my younger sister suggested to rent a motorcycle so I could join her for a week on the "Route des Grandes Alpes". It was an amazing experience, and after almost 10 years without riding a motorcycle, I fell back in love again with life on two wheels.

Two months later, I bought my first bike, a brand new BMW 750GS. It marked the beginning of my second life. My riding buddies taught me some offroad skills and since then I have spent almost every weekend riding on small forest roads and easy mountain tracks, exploring a whole new world.

My new life led me to meet my partner, Jeremy, who introduced me to Mosko Moto. We now proudly represent Mosko Moto in France and are happy to be part of the Mosko family. We spend all our free time exploring Europe on the TET, meeting riders from different countries, and sharing experiences. Three years into my new life, now with four motorcycles in our garage, I can confirm that offroad riding is what I'm made for. It gives me balance in life. Whether alone, with my partner, or with a big group of friends, close to home, or in some far-flung country, spending time on a bike is being alive.