Island vibes, SE Bikes, giveaways, and good times. That sums up the SE trip to Jamaica as part of the 2026 SE Bikes World Tour.
After kicking off the tour in Las Vegas, some of the SE Crew headed south to Kingston, Jamaica from August 5–12. The mission was simple: ride bikes, connect with the Jamaican bike life community, and leave behind plenty of bikes and gear to keep the locals going!
Leading the charge was SE Bikes' own Dblocks, who was joined by SE Director Todd Lyons and a group of other riders who came ready to put in some serious miles, including Deric Barba, @sweetreighn247, Ben Boileau, Jenrui Martinez, D.J. O'Leary (@smooththeruler), and Jenrui Martinez Jr., better known as Lil’ Porkchop. Some of these riders had visited Jamaica in the past, and the goal was to make an even bigger impact this time by bringing new SE Bikes, parts, tires, tubes, clothing, and other gear for the Jamaican riders.
Once the crew hit Kingston, it didn't take long for the bikes to come out. The Jamaican riders brought plenty of local energy, and the streets of Kingston quickly became the perfect playground. There were rideouts, laughs, and plenty of moments that only happen when riders from different places get together and start pedaling. That's what the SE World Tour is about!
The SE Crew went to Jamaica loaded with SE Bikes, gear, and much more for the Jamaican riders. These giveaways were about giving local riders the opportunity to get on a bike, build their skills, and to grow the Jamaican bike life community. In total, 8 SE Bikes were given away. Seeing the reaction on the locals’ faces made it all worthwhile, especially to Dblocks, who leads the charge on these Jamacia trips.
(The eight Jamaican rider who received SE bikes: Tyler, @csm_kasheem, @csm.raj †, @csm.nick, @csm._happy, The_bicycle_doctor, NaRdO and bs.klil)
Seven days goes fast when you're clocking miles every day, and before long, the SE Crew was packing up to head home. But the bikes and gear left behind meant the riding will continue. This trip was about connecting, sharing the love, and giving the Jamaican riders a little more fuel to keep pushing. Mission accomplished!
A huge shout-out goes to everyone who rode, filmed, organized, donated, gave away bikes, and helped make the Jamaica trip happen. And most importantly, thanks to the Jamaican bike life community for welcoming the SE Crew with open arms. ONE LOVE. WE RIDE THE WORLD!
