Just did my first 70km (43 miles) ride powered by your videos that I downloaded to keep me company. Shouted the Duzer mantra “no crashies, no flatties, no whammies!” And everyone just looked at me. Haha! You’re an inspiration and yes, your positivity pushed me to go ride my bike. Thank you!
On a more civilized planet that red button on that dessert sign would be a water tap instead of a dream killer. Thanks Ryan for bringing that snippet of real life into the light✊ ...team Duzer appreciate the grind but most important, your heart felt perspective ...great ending to another excellent series. Thanks for taking us all along for the ride.
Hey Duzer man: You're costing me! Costing me a lot! Back in the day I used to do a fair amount of road biking. I'm 61 and haven't been on a bike in over a decade. I'm so inspired by your contagious love of life and the epic journeys I see you on that it motivated me to go and buy a mountain bike to get back into it. (It doesn't hurt that I live in Sedona with truly epic single track allover the place...). So thank you so much and please keep it going! I hope someday we cross paths miles from any pavement.
Long time watcher, first time responder? Any who just wanted to thank you for sharing your adventures with the rest of the world...:) very inspiring!!! No crashies, no slammies,no whammies!!!
Very humanitarian about your take on the help button. Do I or do I not hit that button near death. Sad truth. Also related to your early departure due to weather. Wife and I are both cyclists but are also live a-boards on a sailboat. Many before sunrise departures watching weather. Keep up the great work!
What is up with you and blue sky howlies and New Mexico (grins) In the early 60’s before I 10 coming across that patch of the US you couldn’t get a English language radio broadcast. Great ride and story.
Hey Ryan, Once again another great bike adventure from you. Love your energy where you express yourself for the love of bikes and Bikepacking too. You make your videos look so easy, but you do put a lot of energy and time into your videos. Looking forward to your next adventure Your Scottish friend Brian 🇺🇸❤️🙏🏴
You definitely found yourselves on the right side of the tracks on your last day of riding the Monumental Trail. Cheers to another bikepacking adventure to look back on fondly, and thank you as always for all your hard work editing these trips together!
Great ride Ryan...Thanks for taking us along... New Mexico has always intrigued me as a travel destination along with Colorado...hopefully will get there one day✋🇨🇦❤
So happy you found some friends to finish it out! Even tho you didn’t hit any major wind, it had to have helped mentally knowing you had amigos to face it with. Thanks again for sharing the smiles. ✌🏼
What an epic experience and the Monumental loop is something that I deffiently want to put on my bucket list. It was wondering to see people of all abilities, enjoying the New Mexico bikepacking loop. The sense of community, that is forged in an event like this is really what inspires us to continue to do amazing things. I am glad you had some more summer time and we're able to sleep under the stars, in the "land of enchantment."
Great series! You've got it all, Ryan... or almost! rocky, sandy, windy :) but that's nature, that's the beauty of it, we don't know what we might get. And this time, you've had more people around :) Congrats and keep healthy!
6:40 Beautiful shot! So glad you made it before the nasty wind hit. Congratulations on a great ride! Lol. You talking about beans. I'm going to have to go have some beans and rice now. You made me hungry. =D
Hi Ryan, please don't take this the wrong way but I started watching this because the crunching on the gravel when you ride helps me sleep hehe but I got hooked with your other videos since! Cheers!
love your videos Ryan, I don't usually write comments but wanted to let you know how inspiring and encouraging you are. bc of you and Love Cycles (and Buses, bikes, and beers), I've registered for Ragbrai- It's been on my bucket list for a couple of years! Happy Thanksgiving! Z
Awesome ending, Ryan! I will most definitely be using this series to convince my crew to get out there and experience the Monumental Loop. 😎 I'm so glad the wind wasn't an issue on Tuesday. By mid-afternoon the sky was completely brown to the point of the Organ mountains disappearing. 🤦🏼♂️ Peace, Brother 👍🏽
Awesome little series Ryan, loved every minute👌 You sure got lucky with that wind forecast, my cutoff is 35mph😉 Anything above that is dicy, especially on the open roads! Looking forward to your next adventure👍
Great series Ryan! Yeah, I would have taken the shortcut too. Happy for you the wind didn’t kick up so bad. And, thank you for pointing out those emergency signs. Like you, I had no idea they were there.
I get wanting to come here for a better life, just do it legally then you don't have to worry about dieing or getting sent back. Enjoyed the video allot.
Just been watching your videos and they are amazing! We have a few products like our solar power bank and personal water filter that we would love for you to try. Let us know if you're interested.
I wonder what kind of bicycle lock do you use, when you leave the bicycle alone. Eksample shopping or what ever you do leaving the bicycle out of sight.
Great videos on the Monumental Loop! We really enjoyed them. Just might have to give it a try next October but over 5-6 days. How many people finished the whole ride?
Love this part of our great Country. For the same reason you show your passport or buy a ticket or leave no trace or knock before entering someone’s home: their are rules and protocol. I’m proud that if you can read there is help available. There is also responsibility. Keep on 🚲🚲
The push button is in case you are being attacked by zombies obviously :) I would love to be riding out there right now, it's gettin' cold up here in the chi already.
Thank you all so much for watching this little series! Who is gonna come out next year and ride?
I’m going to figure this out! Would be great! Maybe just quit work
Just did my first 70km (43 miles) ride powered by your videos that I downloaded to keep me company. Shouted the Duzer mantra “no crashies, no flatties, no whammies!” And everyone just looked at me. Haha! You’re an inspiration and yes, your positivity pushed me to go ride my bike. Thank you!
Hey what the deal with priority's website? Did they go out of business?
I’m in for next year. Thanks for the inspiration.
The Duzer Dozer is slowly getting outfitted for bike packing. All your series are great and this one is no exception! Cheers
On a more civilized planet that red button on that dessert sign would be a water tap instead of a dream killer. Thanks Ryan for bringing that snippet of real life into the light✊ ...team Duzer appreciate the grind but most important, your heart felt perspective ...great ending to another excellent series. Thanks for taking us all along for the ride.
Congrats to finishing and thank you forinviting us along.
Thanks for watching!!
It’s beautiful to watch the sun slowly rising in this video.
Something for me to add to bucket list! And I need a red button like that when wife and I go to the mall
Hey Duzer man: You're costing me! Costing me a lot! Back in the day I used to do a fair amount of road biking. I'm 61 and haven't been on a bike in over a decade. I'm so inspired by your contagious love of life and the epic journeys I see you on that it motivated me to go and buy a mountain bike to get back into it. (It doesn't hurt that I live in Sedona with truly epic single track allover the place...). So thank you so much and please keep it going! I hope someday we cross paths miles from any pavement.
me to
Long time watcher, first time responder? Any who just wanted to thank you for sharing your adventures with the rest of the world...:) very inspiring!!! No crashies, no slammies,no whammies!!!
Team Duzer TV = Keeping It Weird - Well Done Brother - Well Done
Cheers
All I can say is WOW!
Weird for the Win!!!
Another epic. Thanks for sharing and taking us along. Real reality TV at its finest!
Awww thanks
Now it’s officially Sunday morning!
CBS Sunday Morning & Duzer’s video
Pushing that button is a real life version of the button you had in Venezuela.
Nice to see Aaron… the pride of the Tetons!!
Hey new to your channel and i love it 🇵🇷💯
Sir. Thanks for sharing this with us. Always love your work.
Thank you, Harry
Nice trip , good people and nice scenery
I like the 5am shadow! Let it grow a bit; a little changing things up
Very humanitarian about your take on the help button. Do I or do I not hit that button near death. Sad truth. Also related to your early departure due to weather. Wife and I are both cyclists but are also live a-boards on a sailboat. Many before sunrise departures watching weather. Keep up the great work!
Just finished watcthing E4 .. and was wishing for 5 .. nice work as always Ryan.. glad Aaron & Kyle got to ride with you..
Loved riding with those two!! Thanks for watching, have a great thanksgiving
@@duzer You 3 make a great Team,,
Same.. same.. as the say in Vietnam :)
Grtz. Just got done with my 4 day tour here in the Arizona desert. Still need to make 3 more videos but hey I got 1 done.
Another awesome adventure with a great write up man thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
great serious but WAY too little beans and tortillas in this episode! BIKE ON!!
Hell of a job!!! keep on trucking!!
Thanks!
What is up with you and blue sky howlies and New Mexico (grins) In the early 60’s before I 10 coming across that patch of the US you couldn’t get a English language radio broadcast. Great ride and story.
Another great video!
Thanks!!
So Nice to See this amazing event 🤩 thanks again for your share 🙂
The desert looks so pretty
Thanks for sharing
Hey Ryan,
Once again another great bike adventure from you.
Love your energy where you express yourself for the love of bikes and Bikepacking too.
You make your videos look so easy, but you do put a lot of energy and time into your videos.
Looking forward to your next adventure
Your Scottish friend Brian 🇺🇸❤️🙏🏴
The Duz abides... love the vids brother and thank you for helping me get back on 2 wheels again.
Ryan thanks for inspiring....helping people ride, what better cause?👍
Thanks!! I’m doing my best
You definitely found yourselves on the right side of the tracks on your last day of riding the Monumental Trail. Cheers to another bikepacking adventure to look back on fondly, and thank you as always for all your hard work editing these trips together!
I'm weird that's what makes the adventures 💪
I would love to try that! Let me know, the fat tire bike is ready for an adventure.
That sunrise was awesome!
That was a great series. Thank you. Take care, Al
I do a lot of night hikes with the moon! Love it. Need to add riding as well.
Great ride Ryan...Thanks for taking us along... New Mexico has always intrigued me as a travel destination along with Colorado...hopefully will get there one day✋🇨🇦❤
It’s a special place, hope you get to visit someday
Keep it coming. We want to see more of your adventures.
I like sunrice go ridee 👏🌻
That early morning footage colourway was awesome
Ryan, what a beautiful sunrise. Another fantastic adventure in the bank. Can't wait to see what you have on deck. Cheers, buddy.
I'm very sure I saw John and Mira in Iohan Gueorguiev Memorial video, really don't know what happened 🤔. So sad 😢., best wishes to everyone.
Awesome video Ryan! Thank you for sharing your adventure with all of us!! 🚵♂️👍
Congrats Ryan. Another great adventure in the books
So happy you found some friends to finish it out! Even tho you didn’t hit any major wind, it had to have helped mentally knowing you had amigos to face it with. Thanks again for sharing the smiles. ✌🏼
we love you bro
Exactly my thing ... start my tours before sunrise, drive into the sun to get out of it in the evening ...
Great series thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I'll definitely be doing this loop next year. Thanks for the great videos!
Headwind is but tailwind in reverse right? Fortunately you missed those winds this New Mexico trip!
Awesome
Love the cheat code reference...
Haha, we all know that Contra code by heart ;)
What an epic experience and the Monumental loop is something that I deffiently want to put on my bucket list.
It was wondering to see people of all abilities, enjoying the New Mexico bikepacking loop. The sense of community, that is forged in an event like this is really what inspires us to continue to do amazing things.
I am glad you had some more summer time and we're able to sleep under the stars, in the "land of enchantment."
Ordered a Priority bike today. Thanks for making me aware of the brand.
Right on!! You’re gonna love it. Happy trails
Great series! You've got it all, Ryan... or almost! rocky, sandy, windy :) but that's nature, that's the beauty of it, we don't know what we might get. And this time, you've had more people around :) Congrats and keep healthy!
Awesome series!!!!
6:40 Beautiful shot!
So glad you made it before the nasty wind hit. Congratulations on a great ride!
Lol. You talking about beans. I'm going to have to go have some beans and rice now. You made me hungry. =D
Enjoy those beans ;)
@@duzer I did indeed. =D
Great series, I enjoyed it 🚴♂️💥
Well done Ryan. Much love to you brother ❤
Hi Ryan, please don't take this the wrong way but I started watching this because the crunching on the gravel when you ride helps me sleep hehe but I got hooked with your other videos since! Cheers!
love your videos Ryan, I don't usually write comments but wanted to let you know how inspiring and encouraging you are. bc of you and Love Cycles (and Buses, bikes, and beers), I've registered for Ragbrai- It's been on my bucket list for a couple of years! Happy Thanksgiving! Z
Awesome ending, Ryan! I will most definitely be using this series to convince my crew to get out there and experience the Monumental Loop. 😎
I'm so glad the wind wasn't an issue on Tuesday. By mid-afternoon the sky was completely brown to the point of the Organ mountains disappearing. 🤦🏼♂️
Peace, Brother 👍🏽
well done on completing another great adventure, and thanks for sharing with us.
Awesome little series Ryan, loved every minute👌 You sure got lucky with that wind forecast, my cutoff is 35mph😉 Anything above that is dicy, especially on the open roads! Looking forward to your next adventure👍
I got to do it bro!!will stay tuned in!!🤘
Great series Ryan! Yeah, I would have taken the shortcut too. Happy for you the wind didn’t kick up so bad. And, thank you for pointing out those emergency signs. Like you, I had no idea they were there.
What a beautiful sunrise! The colours were spectacular. I'm glad you beat the wind, Ryan. Will we see Mira (and John) in the upcoming videos?
Hello. You were brave starting at 5am. I wanted to see what your finishing meal was. Some frijoles and tortillas. Greetings from Mexico
Beans!!
What can I say Ryan,always bringing it!! Great Storytelling Wizard!! Always look forward to your videos 😃👌👋
I’m a farmer, we don’t trust the NWS forecast for nuthin! Lol
I get wanting to come here for a better life, just do it legally then you don't have to worry about dieing or getting sent back. Enjoyed the video allot.
What a great adventure! Thanks, Ryan, for the tremendous care you put into this series. Loved it!
👍👍👍 great video
ok!!
Question: I've never camped in desert areas , but how do you avoid fire ants? I seem to be quite allergic to their stings.
Love it. I have to ride this loop one day. Is your tent a Big Agnes tiger wall or fly creek?
The three ammegoes
Your videos are the best ads ever for the 600x. Other than the Gates belt break, have you had any mechanical issues with the bike?
Just been watching your videos and they are amazing! We have a few products like our solar power bank and personal water filter that we would love for you to try. Let us know if you're interested.
Cheers for this another amazing journey! Wuhoooo 👏🏼
I noticed you did not mount your go pro on your helmet. Do you clip it on the handle bar instead?
I wonder what kind of bicycle lock do you use, when you leave the bicycle alone. Eksample shopping or what ever you do leaving the bicycle out of sight.
I don’t bring a lock, I just leave it in sight, or bring it into a store
Hey Ryan, any chance you'd do a video on tips for LONG cycling trips, like 15,000 + miles? Heading to Alaska this summer to ride down to Argentina.
I’ve never done a trip that long, 3 months is longest. Have fun on your adventure
no falling into the crater-eeee
Why is your bike laying down? I thought you had a kickstand on that thing.
❤️
Watching... just wonder why leave so early?
You must ride with a solar panel to charge the batteries? I never see one.
I actually don’t, I just carry a big power bank and charge it up at restaurants when I get a chance
Great videos on the Monumental Loop! We really enjoyed them. Just might have to give it a try next October but over 5-6 days. How many people finished the whole ride?
I think most people finished! It’s a very doable route
Love this part of our great Country. For the same reason you show your passport or buy a ticket or leave no trace or knock before entering someone’s home: their are rules and protocol. I’m proud that if you can read there is help available. There is also responsibility. Keep on 🚲🚲
Shortcut? Wait…what?? 😜
👍
Ryan I don't mind them being here either but they got to come here legally
Do you have strava?
No
Ugh so after extensive talking with priority I found out I'm to big for their bikes lol so Trek it is I suppose. Any ideas for a bike on this trip?
Bummer! You want a desert bike? The 1120 is good for that
For every uphill , there is a downhill / for every headwind, there is a headwind…. Tailwinds are far and few to be found…
The welcoming crew at the end got word you shaved off 15 miles so they were boycotting you.
i used to think why eat that rubbish of peanut butter and chocolate with tortillas so I tried one for laugh now I cant stop eating it thanks HA HA HA
Your bike was lying down because it was...two tired! (sorry...)
The push button is in case you are being attacked by zombies obviously :) I would love to be riding out there right now, it's gettin' cold up here in the chi already.