Brian Wickander rides out of Nampa, Idaho, where the pavement runs out fast and the high desert starts. Sagebrush two-track, dry washes, ridgelines that catch the first and last light of the day. It's the kind of country that looks empty from the highway and turns out to be endless once you're on the dirt, and it's where most of the photos on this page were taken.

He's the rider behind @arropointmoto, and the first face of Richa USA Rider Stories. We didn't choose him because he's sponsored. We chose him because he was already out there, putting real miles on the Infinity 3 Adventure jacket and pants in conditions that don't care what a spec sheet says: hot afternoons in the open, cold starts before sunrise, dust that finds every seam, weather that changes twice before lunch.

Everything you see him wearing here is the same gear you can buy. No prototypes, no special build. Just the Infinity 3 Adventure, used the way it was meant to be: liners in when the morning bites, vents open when the sun comes up, and still on his back at the end of a long day.

This is his story on the road. Follow along, and if you see a piece of gear you want to know more about, tap it.