Case study · Website & brand · Webflow
2Wheel Epix
Adventure travel.
Multi-day mountain-bike expeditions across five Andean countries, where 70% of every fee stays in the villages they ride through. We redesigned the site to earn the price tag, and moved it off WordPress without losing a ranking.
70%
Of every fee stays in the communities they ride through
5
Ride regions — Oaxaca, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia
$1,499+
The starting price the site has to justify
0
Rankings lost in the WordPress-to-Webflow migration
2025
Redesigned, migrated, and relaunched
A four-figure ride through the Andes is an act of trust. The site had to earn that trust in the first scroll — fast, cinematic, and honest that most of the money stays in the mountains.
01 · The brief
An adventure brand,
stuck in a brochure.
2Wheel Epix runs multi-day mountain-bike expeditions across Oaxaca, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Colombia, sending 70% of every fee back to the communities they ride through. The old WordPress site carried none of that energy. It was slow to load, hard for the team to update, and quiet where the brand should have roared.
They needed a site that felt like the descent, showed every tour clearly enough to justify a four-figure booking, and that their own team could run without a developer. So we rebuilt it in Webflow, brand and all.
02 · The rebuild
Same brand.
A different gear.
Left, the site we inherited. Right, the rebuild — full-bleed motion, the tour front and center, and one obvious way in: “Explore Our MTB Tours.”
Before · WordPress
After · Webflow
03 · The ride
Every tour
sells its country.
The homepage moves first, then hands off to a tour page built to close a four-figure booking — the trail, the itinerary, what's included, and the price, all in one scroll. Hover either page to ride it.
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The homepage — motion first, tours below
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The tour page — built to book
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The tours index — a filterable CMS the team runs themselves
04 · The reason it matters
Most of the money
stays in the mountains.
70% of every tour fee goes back to the communities along the route — guides, hosts, cooks, and the towns the trail runs through. It is the most important thing 2Wheel Epix does, and the old site buried it.
We gave it a place in the story instead of a line in the footer, so the promise a rider is buying into is clear before they ever reach the price.
05 · The migration
We moved the whole site
and kept the map.
WordPress to Webflow is where redesigns quietly lose their search traffic. We migrated every URL, redirect, and piece of metadata by hand, held the structure Google already trusted, and shipped a lighter, faster build on top of it. Zero rankings lost, and a CMS the team can update without touching code.
The itinerary — a reusable CMS block
Tour info — structured to scan, easy to edit
The result
Relaunched in 2025.
The brand finally moves.
2Wheel Epix runs on a fast, cinematic Webflow site the team updates themselves — every expedition merchandised to close, the community promise front and center, and the search visibility they spent years earning carried over intact.
“The site should feel like the drop-in. Now it does — and it still knows where every ranking came from.”
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