The Search | Presented by The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2019
- Kirsten began supporting DGR, not only because of her love for riding and her love of community, but because of issues that it represents.
She is riding for the men in her life, and she continues to spread that message throughout the community. Kirsten will don her finest , and take part in the 2019 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride with her community.
Featured song: "When the River is Calling" by The Stonekeepers, featuring Revel Day (licensed by EpidemicSound.com)
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Men’s health is something that often gets overlooked these days with all the radical movements casting aspersions on the Male persona. The DGR movement is addressing that through one of the coolest mediums men love to associate with; Bikes. Keep it up guys.
My bike is my thinking space, my mental wellbeing booster & my life 👌
As a man who has battled depression AND anxiety for over ten years, 3 different doctors and countless meds, outside of my faith, riding has been a huge coping tool. I absolutely love it on the good days. And the bad. Here in canada we have one called "The Ride For Dad". It too is in recognition of mens health.
Thank you for doing this DGR. Ride on. Ride long. Ride safe.
Everyone I met at DGR Chester had a story, I never expected that. I'll ride this ride for the rest of my days. Thank you for this story, it's an awesome edit and beautifully shot.
So so sad that too many people feel their situation is the end of the road 😥
DGR is one if the good causes to support
I was deeply touched by this story! A nice young lady making a positive contribution towards men's health in such a profound way. The motorcycling community (as a whole) should be thankful for such a loving, kind and compassionate woman. Love from Mitch
Another great video. Wonderful story and well put together. The production value is just so impressive. Thanks for making this.
Thank you, Kirsten, for this inspirational video. I will be hosting the 2022 DGR in Fort Collins, Colorado. As I learn more about this rather intimidating responsibility and seek guidance, your video has reminded me of the larger purpose. Thank you for that.
I 100% agree with her statement. I moved to Houston in 2014 and took me a approximately two years before calling Houston my home and it took motorcycling to fall in love with the city. I drove my motorcycle all around the city and fell in love with the beauty the city had to offer.
You guys are my role model because i love making videos around motorcycles, and the way you guys make videos, i see love in every one of em.
BRoll and song really gets you in a mood. Great work.
Fabulous videography. Very nice. Great message
Wow, wonderful! Thanks from Brazil!
Yes to this!!! Thank you for sharing, KM!!! Stay RAD, and enjoy my hometown!
Fantastic film as always Cam, brilliant work!
Stunning cinematography!
Love your stories. Love your production quality. It's always a good day when a Stories of Bike video shows up in my feed. Thank you.
Strong message & beautifully edited Love this.
❤ Support men's health ❤
I had the opportunity to ride in the DGR this year here in Denver. It was my first time and the people were all amazing. What a better way to get together for such a great cause. Can't wait until next year!
This is awesome! So proud of my friends!!!
That old Honda 550 four is soooo sweet. 👌🏻
The four series in general are sick!
Ahhhhh 750 four... some day!
I remember the 500 Fours & 350 Fours.
I rode from Monterey to Southern Cal, 2up-
On a 750/4, in '73.
Good ole 101.
Cam, great work as usual! This one turned out very well! It was a pleasure meeting you! Thanks for what you are doing!
Thank YOU JP for all your help too mate! Was great to briefly hang out! Can wait to see The Distinguished Gentleman!
Great little film. New York looks amazing place. Sorry for the loss of your friend. I've been through it myself. That's wy I'm doing the ride this weekend. I've wanted to do it for couple of years, but with work and other stuff going on. So I'm looking forward to it this weekend. And when I'm on my bike. I will be thinking of all my friends and family that I've lost over the years. Through cancer and suicide. Take care of yourself and all your friends. From across the pond, Bournemouth, England. Hope you all have a great ride. Love life and live life. 👍 🙏
Beautiful video!
Beautiful! 😍
Very nice - well done Kirsten!
You're spectacular!
beautiful and meaningful story, wow.
Love it.. We are very excited for this year's dgr. Cafe Racer Cebu Club, Keeway Cafe Racer Cebu Club, and Rusi Classic 250 Club all from Cebu, Philippines
I love the cause that The DGR started out to support, but I really don't agree with this year's decision to make it so that people who don't ride the "Right Kind of Bike" couldn't participate in the ride. That doesn't really spread the message of inclusion, and alienated a lot of people who wanted to participate and raise funds for Men's Health.
The ride has always been restricted to styles of bike that fit the "dapper" theme. Both for style and safety of numbers. But those who really want to participate, but can't, can still donate and make a difference.
You can join the ride even if you are on a modern Japanese scooter. At least the one in NYC is.
Man this channel is underrated
I agree. Almost 100k subs is nothing to sneeze at, but the quality of these videos alone should have this channel as required viewing for anyone on UA-cam interested in motorcycles.
Love this, great message, great content, great editing.....support your local DGR
Great job and thank you!
Cool video and motorcycle) I live in Russia, but I love your city. You are well done!
best nyaa ride kat newyork . nakk jugak try satu hari nnti !
Awesome story and vid. Have great day tomorrow.
Another one knocked outta the park Cam, you kick so much ass with your films my friend
So you champion! Your work rocks too!
Amazing!
Splendid message, splendid video! Thank you!
It's like watching a movie.
It's so cool.
I'm so envious of the group tour.
I can't do that in my country. That's too bad.
Love ur work
Much love
Great video, thanks for sharing
Hello RiDer,,your Maximum speeD of your Bikes......😊😉
I don't get how Stories of Bike doesn't have more subscribers.
Probably because I don't post regularly like other UA-camrs. 😉
@@storiesofbike well your viewers appreciate your quality over quantity.
Good on you Kirsten
Thankyou so much
Amazing
Two years is about right regardless of the location.
🔥🔥🔥👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
And that boys and girls is how it should be.
I NAMED My Son Colin, as well. He's 42. I have 2 Grandkids.
I named MY SON, after Colin Chapman.
Mr Chapman was the
DECEASED builder of
LOTUS CARS.
Your FATHER, OBVIOUSLY appreciated FINE BRITISH CARS.
@@johnspencer2560 I'm 38 now and my dad is the one i got my passion for motorbikes and classic cars and from.
My mum has no idea who Colin Chapman was and i think that's how he got it past her.
I think he would like a lotus but he has a 1962 Triumph TR4 in british racing green. He's has it since i was at school and i doubt he'd ever part with it.
I remember being pulled over once by the police when i was about 17yo and only just passed my test
I was of course probably speeding or doing something daft as was the norm when your young and have a car full of girls.
i remember the officer approach the drivers door and asked in a rather stern voice if my name was Michael Schumacher by any chance? To which in a rather cheeky tone i replied "no, its Colin Chapman"
The officer looking less than impressed and a tad angry gave a rather sharp reply "very funny, get out of the car".
It was quite an exciting time for me back then.
I passed my test, got my first road car, my first seat in the back of a Police car, won my first set of points and the first clout off my dad. All in the course of a week.
@@happychappers8311
My Son is 42. He has a Wife, a Son & a Daughter.
I've told him WHO he's NAMED for. He doesn't REALLY appreciate it. He's more interested in Baseball.
I bought a '73 MGB NEW. I was in the U.S. ARMY. I HAD to have a way to get HOME, on weekends.
The ARMY sent me to Germany, in '74. The ARMY also made me a "Lorry Driver."
I've run 18 Wheelers, on 2 Continents. I was a "TRUCKER," for 35yrs.
I was a Motorcyclist, for 50+. I DON'T know how MANY bikes I had. I had 3 BMWs. I had 3 Triumphs, a Norton & a FEW "Birmingham Small Arms."
Of COURSE, I STARTED with Jap bikes. I've SURVIVED
6 M/C ACCIDENTS.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr is FAMILIAR with me.
(He's NOT dead)
My ancestors came from Wales, in the 1820s. I've ALWAYS liked to think, Diana Spencer was my "33rd Cousin." Her Dad's name, WAS John.
Colin Spencer's Mother, went to be with THE LORD, about a year ago. She LEFT HIM the house I bought, when he was born, 42yrs ago.
My DECEASED Father was in WW2. I GAVE my Granddaughter, a PIC of MY DAD, "in Fatigues"(Army uniform) IN WW2 GERMANY. I LOOK JUST LIKE HIM.
He had NO FACIAL HAIR. I have a GOATEE. I've had it, since '75- when I got OUT of ARMY.
I ALWAYS LIKED a LOTUS ELITE. I also LIKED the LOTUS 7.
An ELAN, is OK, but it's TOO MUCH like an
MGB.My DECEASED UNCLE, was in the U.S.NAVY, in WW2.
He had a FEW MGs & a AH SPRITE & a 912 PORSCHE. My Dad had an XK 120 & an
E Type Roadster.
LOOK for "Captain Rambunctious," on UA-cam. Look for
"RED RENNA," also on UA-cam.
John F Kennedy Jr,
IS ONLINE, as "Juan O'Saven," being interviewed by Linda Paris.
BOTH John & Linda are FAMILIAR with my texts.
JS
@@johnspencer2560 Your obviously a guy who like British cars/bike you must be Glutton for punishment, ha. You must be the only person in history to buy a british car to get you home. i can imagine you spent most of your weekends on base fixing it.
My Grandad who sadly passed a few years ago now was in the Royal Navy during WW2 and my Grandma made artillery shells.
My little brother looks just like him, were both Firefighters and he has the same love for cars but he's a bit of a football (soccer) nut aswell which is a shame but we can all be perfect, Ha.
I never saw the appeal of baseball but then its not really that big outside of the US. I'm more of a motorsport guy and you can't beat the isle of man TT.
It takes a lot of ball and a bit of stupid to do that.
@@happychappers8311
I've communicated with "Captain Rambunctious," &
"RED RENNA."
I was a "Lorry" Driver,
for 35yrs. The U.S.ARMY had me in Germany, in '74-'75. I was FIRST, Based in
Kaiserslautern. I used to take my Wife, to Paris for weekends.
We went to Rome, in a VW Bus, with a BUDDY from my orginization, in the Army.
Later on I transferred to ANOTHER Army co. On the North Sea.
(Bremerhaven)
Of COURSE, NO BABY
while I was IN THE ARMY.
Cathy & I, RETURNED to Southern California.
We were RENTING a house, in Arcadia. Our LANDLORD said, "DON'T EVEN BRING THAT KID HERE, FROM HOSPITAL."
We HAD to BUY ONE.
Colin INHERITED that house from Cathy, when she died.
He has 4 other houses AND a 2 location Retail Business. Colin Spencer ISN'T HURTING for CASH.
My ancestors, came from Wales, in the 1820s. I like to think
Princess Dianna, was my "33rd Cousin."
Establish contact, with a guy named Wim Koorn.
Wim is a FRENCHMAN who rides a Ducati. He works on OFFSHORE DRILLING PLATFORMS, in The North Sea. Tell Wim,
"John Spencer sent Me."
💗
From New Zealand
👏👏👏👏
What can I say? I like it!
I have ridden the streets of my hometown Malmo for 30 years and i still dont know the town yet.😀
Как всегда, отличное видео!
1978 SR500e Australia
well done
Nice vid well done lovely music ride safe xden
The ORIGINAL "DGR"
came from "Captain Rambunctious," in GB.
I WENT on ONE, in 2011 or '12. I DON'T remember.
It was Airline Pilot,
"Captain Rambunctious," who got me to check out
"RED RENNA."
RED is a BRIT, who MOVED TO MUNICH.
Check out RED & THE CAPTAIN.(Rambunctious) YT
MUST...RIDE...NOW...
Yeah. I'm just about to fire up the old girl now.
What is the title of the song? Thanks
It's in the description.
00:34 mark, EXPOS shirt!
nice.... :-)
Can the moniker DGR be adopted without infringement of rights in other part of the world for a motorcycle community as your's.
DGR is trademarked. But you can certainly register as a ride host for the official DGR ride day in your city if there isn't one already.
I did the first ride in Melbourne 2012 , there were about 30 of us .
I bowed out in 2015 , too many idiots .
Sorry to hear that mate, I'll be looking for one here on the Gold Coast.
Might have a better culture.
What a shame it was spoiled for you. Did my first DGR in Myrtleford (N.E. Vic) yesterday. 50 riders raised $19k. Look us up next year and join in.
.....to find your place in the world.
A motorcycle can take a life.But they save a lot more than they kill!I for one would be dead by now if it wasn't for my boxer cup rep!If it ever takes my life it,ll be a good deal.
New drinking game, every time that she says community and proceed to get shitfaced. Especially on Everclear.
I thought the same thing when I saw the final edit. 2 hours of interview rolled into 5 minutes - just think if we listened to all the audio that got cut!
@@kirstenmidura2375, not enough hospital beds in the world to hold so many people in an alcoholic coma.
@@Stuntman175 Will work on my vocab ;) www.thesaurus.com/browse/community
Lovely video.
But but there is always something you can do when you know a person is going to suicide..... almost always!
There's a lot of that story that didn't make it in the final edit.
Srikanth Reddy Gajjala he didn’t commit suicide.
I am inntrovert and asocial.....To be part of anything is horrible for me...But I like motorcycles....not hipsters...
Who said anything about hipsters?
Not a huge fan of this video...
It’s like if a man were to speak at Babes Ride Out events (oh right they can’t do that because DOUBLE STANDARDS) talking about themselves the whole time and how they are such a good thing for women.
At least DGR is more inclusive but the point about DGR is men’s health awareness and not about random women moving to a new city and making friends.
I’m sorry for your loss and the harsh criticism but Jesus Christ these “discussions” are always so freaking one sided.
Sex fest yayyyyyy gettin me a bike 🏍
Maybe you should keep your hands on your joystick
So many beards n skinny jeans. Ech not my scene.