Chad and Colleen's Dirt Bike Videos
Twenty-plus years of personal ride videos, filmed as they happened and shared with a small circle — friends, riders and family. Not a channel.
🐺Not a paywall — just not public. Every ride inside is free, same as the one below, and we're honestly not fussy about how you know us. Ridden with us for years, never sat on a bike in your life, worked with one of us a while back, friend of a friend — it all counts the same. The only thing we're avoiding is a YouTube-style channel with our rides on it for the entire internet. If we've met you, or we know of you, you're welcome here — just ask.
▶ Watch the demo — no sign-in
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A look at what the riding is like, and a showcase for WolfPack Dash. This is the only public ride — there's no free section that fills up over time. The rest are shared with a small circle of friends, riders and family.
How you get in
Three steps, and only one of them is up to you.
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See what it's like
The demo above plays right now, on any device, no account needed. It's a preview rather than a free tier — so there's nothing to come back and wait for.
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Ask Chad to add you
Send him a note with your name, your email and how he knows you — riding, friends, family, however. There's no automatic approval; he adds people by hand, so give him a day.
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Open the link he emails you
Once Chad adds you, an email arrives at the address you gave him with a one-click link inside. Open it and you're in — there's no password to invent and nothing to remember.
That device then stays signed in — you won't be asked again every visit. It's a new device that needs a new link: a phone, a tablet, the television. Use Already a member? above to send yourself one, same address, as often as you need. Each link signs in once, so it doesn't matter who else sees it afterwards.
Questions
The things people write in about.
Who gets added? Do I count?
Almost certainly, yes. Riding buddies, friends, friends of friends, family, people we've met at a trailhead, people we only know by reputation — Chad uses "friends" loosely and errs on the side of adding you. You don't have to ride, either; plenty of the circle never has.
What's being kept out is the general public, not you. If you're wondering whether you qualify, that's usually a sign you do — just ask.
Which email should I use?
The exact one you asked to join with. Access is granted to that single address, so a different inbox — even your own second account — won't be recognised.
I asked to join. What happens now?
Chad reads the request himself and adds your address by hand. Nothing is automatic and nothing is instant, so if the page looks unchanged, it hasn't failed — he just hasn't got to it yet. When he does, sign in above.
No sign-in email arrived
Check spam first — it's a plain link and filters sometimes catch it.
If it's still missing, the address probably isn't added yet. The link is only ever sent to addresses already on the list; anything else is silently ignored, on purpose, so nobody can use this box to probe who has access. Ask to join and you'll get one after Chad adds you.
Why is there no password?
Nothing to forget and nothing to steal. Each link signs in once and expires shortly after it's sent — if one expires, just ask for another.
Can I watch on my TV?
Yes. Sign in here first, then open the TV page for a pairing code and type it into the TV app. The code is good for ten minutes.
Is this a subscription? What does it cost?
It's free, and there is nothing to buy — no tiers, no trial, no card, ever. Every ride behind the sign-in costs exactly what the public ones do: nothing.
Signing in isn't paying. It's just how Chad keeps our rides off the open internet. No ads, nothing sold, no money involved anywhere — he builds this for fun, not as a business.
Can I download a ride I'm in?
Yes — they're your rides too. If you're tagged in one, a download option shows up on it: the full-quality original when there's one stored, otherwise an MP4 copy.
Will more videos be made free?
Probably not. The one out front is a demo and a showcase for WolfPack Dash, not the start of a free library, and that won't change as rides get added — so there's nothing to come back and check for.
If there's a particular ride Chad wants you to see, he can send you a direct link that plays without an account. Otherwise, ask to join and you've got the whole thing.
Why isn't it all just public?
Because it isn't a channel and nobody's performing. These are personal ride videos of real people, and the folks in them didn't sign up to be posted on the open internet.
They're shared with a small circle — friends, riders and family. Plenty of them have never thrown a leg over a bike, and that's fine; you don't have to ride to watch. What's being kept out is the general public, not people we know.
Can I get my details removed?
Any time, no reason needed — use the removal page or just tell Chad. See the privacy note for what's stored, which is very little.
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