Ryan it's your buddy Richard. You don't know me, but I know you pretty well. today I started my second round of chemotherapy. I am at the hospital for about 6 hours. I have been reading The Long Way Home. So hearing from you today is the best medicine I could have received. You are so strong you got this. (and if you don't, I still love you.) You have always motivated me to "GET OUT THERE" and I am forever grateful. More importantly, I watch you and how you interact with the world, friends and family, and you motivate me to be a better man. And dare I say it? That is even more important. I used to be a Patreon, but I am broke now. I hope to live and get my life back together and get it back. Motivation Is priceless.
Richard, prayers as you go through chemo. I have colon cancer and have also watched Ryan for motivation at treatments and while home recovering from surgeries. God be with you on your journey.
@@mikehoekstra7271 Hello Mike. I'm sorry we find ourselves on the same trail. It's the jankest one I've ever been on, But WE ARE STRONG We got this. Good luck and only good lab draws to you.
Because of your videos you got me on my bike and rode from San Diego to green water Washington back down the coast and underneath Portland to the east side of Oregon all the way down to goose lake and back to San Diego. Then I rode from San Diego to Green valley Arizona turn Tucson Phoenix and back. Then from San Diego to the 395 to Betty Nevada to Vegas and back to San Diego the best times ever and I did this with my best friend ever Oscar my dog so thank you I have no regrets
Aww, Ryan. Thank you so much for putting yourself out there and sharing. My husband died in 2020, and one of his favorite past-times was to watch your adventures since he could no longer have is own. Thank you for all you do!!
The emotional waves that come with extreme exertion and exhaustion are undeniable. Keep pushing and make good decisions to keep yourself healthy and happy and we’ll see you at the finish line. Inspirational 💯%
Ryan, you're tougher and more courageous than I realized, and I've always admired you. You know you are loved, so I will only add this..; Take good care of those open saddle sores -- take a day off if you need to, to give them a chance to heal. They can lead to infection if your not careful. Good luck. We're rooting for you.
PS -- I did 50 mi on my bike today, largely because of you. Unlike you, I'm home in bed now. Hang tight with your friends on the trail. Getting lonely will only make it harder.
You KNOW this is tough if Ryan feels tested. Always finding something positive despite the pain and exhaustion. 200k subs are rooting you on! May our spirit and prayers carry you through these days and nights!
Struggling hardcore today and leave it to Duzer to come to my rescue tonight. Feels so good to know some of your goodness gets rebounded back to your core. So grateful to all those out there and on here rooting you on. Big love yaway!
When you’re honest about how hard it is, it really helps. Not TMI. If you make it seem effortless, then when we go out and face hardship, we think, this must just not be for us. When we see you facing hardship, we know that’s just part of the package.
You did the right thing so you can do more adventures on your terms in the future. Your health is the most important part of any adventure, My husband and I shared a ride from San Diego to Virginia in our 50's each doing about 100 miles per day with one of us driving our van while the other was riding but we had near perfect weather and we camped in the van so did not have to carry gear and road on roads so the terrain was much easier and in view of that I can't imagine doing the journey you were on, Take care and heal well and we will look forward to more adventures.
Wow Ryan! Still an incredible ride. To ride as far as you did with saddle sores, is a remarkable effort. I would have never endured that much pain. Great effort for a highly difficult race. Cheers!
Last year on my ride, I had a gentlement tell me something I really connected with, everyday is an emotional rollercoaster ride. You have the highest of highs and lowest of lowest, and the only consistant is that you are riding within the beauty of the Divide Trail! Somedayts it felt like i shed more tears then sweat .... I know i'll be back, and hopefully I can cross paths with Ryan! What a douzie!
You've got about 10,000 cheerleaders out here my man! You are the unstoppable force immovable objects are worried about, and I have no doubt that you're going to crush it! Just pedal a wee bit every day, and you'll be there before you know it!
Sending positive vibes and prayers going up for quick healing for your bum. Growth through suffering is priceless and I know you know it’s value. Keep on persevering. You inspire us all. ❤
Love your "little" videos. In my humble opinion, you embody the true spirit of gravel riding. Getting out in Nature and sharing it with us. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. In the next town, head for diaper section of the store and get some Monkey Butt cream. Works. Or some Udder Butter. Hope you heal well. Cheers 🌞🚴♀️🖖🤕
Ryan, I got saddle sores last year at RAGBRAI. I found relief applying diaper rash creme. Look for one that contains zinc oxide to take the edge off the pain and protect that tender skin. Hope things improve drastically. Your optimism will carry you through these tough days!
You got this Ryan. I just finished reading one of your comments from a gentleman taking chemotherapy, he is fighting for his life and you are inspiring him like you do many others. Even we two old bicycle people enjoy your adventures. God Bless You Ryan, we are pulling for you.
Watching you from the UK Ryan. You are amazing and your messages of positivity and highlighting the good in people is exactly what we need. General perceptions of nations and political regimes mask the true nature of most people and the goodness within. Not sure if you guys have Sudacrem? Its for babies with sore bottoms. I've used it and it works. Take care.
Hi Ryan! Always so proud of you and sending you healing energy. Regardless of any sporting challenge do be mindful of your body and listen closely with devoted attention, after all it has taken you around the world, right? So, if you find anywhere calendula or arnica oil, it's something very useful to have in your packing, even a little bottle much love and strength to you. We love you dearly !! Veronica and John. ❤❤
Hope you can feel all the positive energy from JAPAN! I got very emotional with this short video testimony! Thank you for all Like we say in japanese GAMBATE,RYAN! がんばって！
So touching, Ryan. Crack open all you need. We are all rooting for you! You can do hard things, beautiful things, and fun things. This trip is all three. I'm sooo sorry about the saddle sores. They can be excruciating and very distracting. Like a constant toothache but down low. I hope they scab over soon❤
You impact my life every time I watch your videos. Been watching you for years. I just had quad druple bypass heart surgery in Jan this year. I hope to ride ragbri this year. Hope to see you there. And thank you
Dude you are CRUSHING it. You're averaging 103 miles a day man! You knew going into this that it would be a massive challenge, and you're facing it with your eyes wide open. As Dan would say, One Pedal at the Time and keep on pushing. You can't grow and get stronger if you don't get uncomfortable. Future you is going to look back on this in awe!
Neosporin, Benzoyl Peroxide (acne cream) and Aquaphor (sp) in combination can help with the butt sores. I used this on the White Rim Trail a month ago with my daughter Abigail. We were inspired by your rides on that trail it was because of you we did it! Here are good thoughts!
I am always so happy to see that you have posted a new video or the next episode from you! I hope you’re feeling better with your saddle sores-ouch! You of all people can get this done! Sending good vibes to you! 💓🚴♂️☀️
Ryan it’s your Friend Mark from Iowa looks like you are pushing hard I know you can complete the Race from watching your Awesome Videos through every kind of Weather and Terrian ! Hope your Saddle Sores get better soon so you can Enjoy the ride more ! I know that you are one tough Rider and Athlete so you won’t have any trouble making it to the Finish ! I just got off my ADX a little while ago here in Iowa and climbed the Steepest hill in town pretty much straight up and down ! God’s speed
Ryan…like you heard at LV100, ““You're better than you think you are. You can do more than you think you can!” Thx for the updates and the inspiration. You got this!!!
Good job Ryan, you’re going to have to dig very deep . As for the saddle sores find a department store that carry (bag balm) it’s an antiseptic that farmers put on cows teats, but it works very very well for rash and saddle saw comes in a green square Steve west
Thanks again, Ryan. Recently retired and I'm from the Land of Enchantment ( NM) I've been following your youtube videos for 3 yrs now and you Got me out there 7500 miles and counting on my bicycles since 2020. I am training and plan to ride the Tour Divide next year on my 2021 priority 600X. Thanks for showing us that people around the world are kind, helpful, and we are more alike than we care to admit. I wish you the best. Good luck, mi amigo. Mark from Rio Rancho NM.
The farthest I have cycled is 85 miles. This challenge you gave yourself is daunting for me. Already what you have achieved is so impressive. This is a dangerous challenge too. Stay safe and keep going as far as you can Duzer!
Thanks for the report Ryan. My place in Colorado is very close to Como on the south side of Boreas Pass (that's our Post Office). If you need anything, or shower or bed when you pass through, just let me know. I've been watching you for years and you've given me advice and encouragement, so you are always welcome.
You are a Inspiration Ryan Please do not hurt yourself We are Blessed by your Perseverance.. If you could not do anymore of this Tour Divide we All Still Support you 100 Percent…
As much as I hate to say it, it gets harder as we get older. I’ve been back riding all my life and I love it and I’ll never stop. You know things that make us uncomfortable cold. Sometimes the mornings are little bit harder, but I like your attitude man keep it upride for life right show them it can be done. Brian Buser much love, brother you’re the best.
We are following you on the tracker. We will have a cheering squad for you right outside Helena.and I have an extra sleeping pad if you don’t find one.
Love it Ryan!! Wow, thanks for sharing. Living the dream through you. I may have to track progress and drive from Phoenix to NM to welcome you at finish line. Is it creepy that I want a pic with you? Just keep pedaling and may the sores go away.
The Canadian section is beautiful though....... You are STILL the premiere inspiration to so many of us. Whether it be for your biking adventures, or simply your infectious positivity, you really do inspire many. Thank You
You are a bright light in a sometimes gloomy world. Life is best when it's lived to the fullest. You are an inspiration and a healer. You got this, get some rest and enjoy your ride. Just keep pedaling😃
Tea tree oil is best for treating saddle sores. That's the advice I got from another UA-camr who has bikepacked around the world, @DavideTravelli. Great work, Ryan! You have been a big inspiration for me and my wife to get into bikepacking! -Craig from Victoria, BC
I too, often get emotional when facing challenges in the beautiful outdoors. Being in these places touches a person deep in their soul and makes one grateful to be alive and enjoying these wonderful experiences. I'm thinking happy thoughts for you and your butt. Press on my friend....press on!!
You got this! You have so many supporting you from all over. You'll have highs and lows but we all know you got this! Personally your videos helped me more than you could imagine. We are all behind you!
Greetings from Sweden, du är en riktig Hjälte! Hatten av för dig, Ryan! Du gör så bra, mil efter mil! Gud välsigne hela fina dig och bevare dig på alla sätt och vis! God bless, Ryan! You do so very very good! Thinking of you, and following your fine progress day by day, and now sending a prayer for your, so you will be richly blessed, yes godspeed every day! Skickar en styrke KRAM till dig Ryan! You are so good! 💯💝💝💝👍👍👍👌🙏🙏🙏💝💝💝
Ryan you're not the only one that crys while racing. I usually start thinking about how lucky we are to get to do this kinda stuff, and then it translates into other things. Last year I started thinking about a Huey helicopter that's named "Greyhound" that they give rides with over here in Michigan, and got choked up about how bad ass it is. I get very thankful on tough rides, and very deep in my thoughts. Lots of quiet time.
Ryan it's your buddy Richard. You don't know me, but I know you pretty well. today I started my second round of chemotherapy. I am at the hospital for about 6 hours. I have been reading The Long Way Home. So hearing from you today is the best medicine I could have received. You are so strong you got this. (and if you don't, I still love you.) You have always motivated me to "GET OUT THERE" and I am forever grateful. More importantly, I watch you and how you interact with the world, friends and family, and you motivate me to be a better man. And dare I say it? That is even more important. I used to be a Patreon, but I am broke now. I hope to live and get my life back together and get it back. Motivation Is priceless.
Prayers for your recovery!
Yes, I will be praying for you as well, and I hope you will be back to what love again.
Ryan. Pick up some head and shoulders shampoo for the undercarriage. Dry completely, then apply the butter butter. You got this!
Richard, prayers as you go through chemo. I have colon cancer and have also watched Ryan for motivation at treatments and while home recovering from surgeries. God be with you on your journey.
@@mikehoekstra7271 Hello Mike. I'm sorry we find ourselves on the same trail. It's the jankest one I've ever been on, But WE ARE STRONG We got this. Good luck and only good lab draws to you.
Because of your videos you got me on my bike and rode from San Diego to green water Washington back down the coast and underneath Portland to the east side of Oregon all the way down to goose lake and back to San Diego. Then I rode from San Diego to Green valley Arizona turn Tucson Phoenix and back. Then from San Diego to the 395 to Betty Nevada to Vegas and back to San Diego the best times ever and I did this with my best friend ever Oscar my dog so thank you I have no regrets
Aww, Ryan. Thank you so much for putting yourself out there and sharing. My husband died in 2020, and one of his favorite past-times was to watch your adventures since he could no longer have is own. Thank you for all you do!!
I'm so sorry for your loss Victoria. I'm sure your husband would have loved that you are still watching Ryan's videos.
The emotional waves that come with extreme exertion and exhaustion are undeniable. Keep pushing and make good decisions to keep yourself healthy and happy and we’ll see you at the finish line. Inspirational 💯%
Heal those sores, get a new pad, and keep finding the beauty and joy like you always do. See you in NM.
Don't push yourself too hard you want this to be a great experience not a regret. Ps look out for those bigfoots 😊
Exactly
Rooting for you and praying for safe travels brother 🙏👏💪🏼
Ryan! take your time! remember your not racing the dang thing!
The Duze! The Duze! 🎊 🎉❤ You got this. Let this trip be what it needs to be for you.
Great Captains aren’t made on calm seas…..you’re an inspiration to everyone who watches! Love the vids!
I totally agree with Mark's Mom, your videos definitely inspire me! I watch them daily! Keep going Ryan!
You create an ambiance of peace. Many blessings Ryan
Ryan, you're tougher and more courageous than I realized, and I've always admired you. You know you are loved, so I will only add this..; Take good care of those open saddle sores -- take a day off if you need to, to give them a chance to heal. They can lead to infection if your not careful. Good luck. We're rooting for you.
PS -- I did 50 mi on my bike today, largely because of you. Unlike you, I'm home in bed now. Hang tight with your friends on the trail. Getting lonely will only make it harder.
You KNOW this is tough if Ryan feels tested. Always finding something positive despite the pain and exhaustion. 200k subs are rooting you on! May our spirit and prayers carry you through these days and nights!
Struggling hardcore today and leave it to Duzer to come to my rescue tonight. Feels so good to know some of your goodness gets rebounded back to your core. So grateful to all those out there and on here rooting you on. Big love yaway!
Going on my first bikepacking trip this weekend inspired by you! Keep pushing brother you got it.
When you’re honest about how hard it is, it really helps. Not TMI. If you make it seem effortless, then when we go out and face hardship, we think, this must just not be for us. When we see you facing hardship, we know that’s just part of the package.
Keep up the good work, despite your troubles!
Taking care of yourself is the win that counts! Sharing the awesome things you do for fun encourages us to get out there too! 👍🏽😍
Louise Shorter
You did the right thing so you can do more adventures on your terms in the future. Your health is the most important part of any adventure, My husband and I shared a ride from San Diego to Virginia in our 50's each doing about 100 miles per day with one of us driving our van while the other was riding but we had near perfect weather and we camped in the van so did not have to carry gear and road on roads so the terrain was much easier and in view of that I can't imagine doing the journey you were on, Take care and heal well and we will look forward to more adventures.
Rx for open sores bacitracin first then 2x2 pad then thr key Duck tape. I always bring cut parts stacked together for anything
Wow Ryan! Still an incredible ride. To ride as far as you did with saddle sores, is a remarkable effort. I would have never endured that much pain. Great effort for a highly difficult race. Cheers!
As long as Ryan is clean-shaven it's all OK!
Last year on my ride, I had a gentlement tell me something I really connected with, everyday is an emotional rollercoaster ride. You have the highest of highs and lowest of lowest, and the only consistant is that you are riding within the beauty of the Divide Trail! Somedayts it felt like i shed more tears then sweat .... I know i'll be back, and hopefully I can cross paths with Ryan! What a douzie!
You got all of us behind you!
Bag Balm - for saddle sores. Works great! Type two fun. Go get it Ryan! Andy
Agree, Bag Balm is great and just plain Vaseline. Acts as a cover and seal over the wound instead of absorbing into sores.
Thanks for sharing how hard it is! You make it look so easy sometimes. I think it’s important that we understand the difficulties as best we can.
Sending you tailwinds 🌬 and blue sunny skies 🌞 from Australia 👍🙏
You've got about 10,000 cheerleaders out here my man! You are the unstoppable force immovable objects are worried about, and I have no doubt that you're going to crush it! Just pedal a wee bit every day, and you'll be there before you know it!
Sending positive vibes and prayers going up for quick healing for your bum. Growth through suffering is priceless and I know you know it’s value. Keep on persevering. You inspire us all. ❤
Love your "little" videos. In my humble opinion, you embody the true spirit of gravel riding. Getting out in Nature and sharing it with us. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
In the next town, head for diaper section of the store and get some Monkey Butt cream. Works. Or some Udder Butter.
Hope you heal well.
Cheers 🌞🚴♀️🖖🤕
No pain no gain
You’ve got this my friend
Keep on pedaling
Ryan, I got saddle sores last year at RAGBRAI. I found relief applying diaper rash creme. Look for one that contains zinc oxide to take the edge off the pain and protect that tender skin. Hope things improve drastically. Your optimism will carry you through these tough days!
Great advice. The zinc oxide is often used in wound care to prevent infections for skin ulcers.
You got this Ryan. I just finished reading one of your comments from a gentleman taking chemotherapy, he is fighting for his life and you are inspiring him like you do many others.
Even we two old bicycle people enjoy your adventures. God Bless You Ryan, we are pulling for you.
Watching you from the UK Ryan. You are amazing and your messages of positivity and highlighting the good in people is exactly what we need. General perceptions of nations and political regimes mask the true nature of most people and the goodness within.
Not sure if you guys have Sudacrem? Its for babies with sore bottoms. I've used it and it works. Take care.
Hi Ryan! Always so proud of you and sending you healing energy. Regardless of any sporting challenge do be mindful of your body and listen closely with devoted attention, after all it has taken you around the world, right? So, if you find anywhere calendula or arnica oil, it's something very useful to have in your packing, even a little bottle much love and strength to you. We love you dearly !! Veronica and John.
❤❤
Look after your butt! Keep going, big man. You're doing great, and have the right approach I think. So glad you're having a blast.
Hope you can feel all the positive energy from JAPAN!
I got very emotional with this short video testimony!
Thank you for all
Like we say in japanese
GAMBATE,RYAN!
がんばって！
So touching, Ryan. Crack open all you need. We are all rooting for you! You can do hard things, beautiful things, and fun things. This trip is all three. I'm sooo sorry about the saddle sores. They can be excruciating and very distracting. Like a constant toothache but down low. I hope they scab over soon❤
Hang in there, and embrace every moment. If you need to, slow down and sing your mantra!! You got this!! 💚💪🎖
Hang in there, Ryan! Your videos are so great. I watch them all the time. You're inspiring!
Take time to take care of your body! You are such an inspiration!
Love you too Ryan! Thank you for stopping and recording your journey! You are an inspiration!
You impact my life every time I watch your videos. Been watching you for years. I just had quad druple bypass heart surgery in Jan this year. I hope to ride ragbri this year. Hope to see you there. And thank you
You’re doing great! Hopefully I will catch you in my town of Pinedale. If not I’ll look for you on Ragbrai.
Dude you are CRUSHING it. You're averaging 103 miles a day man! You knew going into this that it would be a massive challenge, and you're facing it with your eyes wide open. As Dan would say, One Pedal at the Time and keep on pushing. You can't grow and get stronger if you don't get uncomfortable. Future you is going to look back on this in awe!
You’ve so got this!!
Thank you for all you’re sharing
Neosporin, Benzoyl Peroxide (acne cream) and Aquaphor (sp) in combination can help with the butt sores. I used this on the White Rim Trail a month ago with my daughter Abigail. We were inspired by your rides on that trail it was because of you we did it! Here are good thoughts!
I am always so happy to see that you have posted a new video or the next episode from you! I hope you’re feeling better with your saddle sores-ouch! You of all people can get this done! Sending good vibes to you! 💓🚴♂️☀️
Dale Ryan, dale! dale! dale! no te rajes!
you may not realize but your videos give hope and joy to anyone, those who can do bike ride, bike packing, bike commute and even those who can't/don't
Ryan it’s your Friend Mark from Iowa looks like you are pushing hard I know you can complete the Race from watching your Awesome Videos through every kind of Weather and Terrian ! Hope your Saddle Sores get better soon so you can Enjoy the ride more ! I know that you are one tough Rider and Athlete so you won’t have any trouble making it to the Finish ! I just got off my ADX a little while ago here in Iowa and climbed the Steepest hill in town pretty much straight up and down ! God’s speed
You got this RVD!! Stay safe and keep pedaling. God bless you bro!!
Sorry to hear about your wear and tear. I remember standing on the downhills and other creative ways to have a butt break. Take care and no FCWies
Ryan…like you heard at LV100, ““You're better than you think you are. You can do more than you think you can!” Thx for the updates and the inspiration. You got this!!!
Good job Ryan, you’re going to have to dig very deep . As for the saddle sores find a department store that carry (bag balm) it’s an antiseptic that farmers put on cows teats, but it works very very well for rash and saddle saw comes in a green square
Steve west
Love your videos and your honesty about your doubts.
Thanks again, Ryan. Recently retired and I'm from the Land of Enchantment ( NM) I've been following your youtube videos for 3 yrs now and you Got me out there 7500 miles and counting on my bicycles since 2020. I am training and plan to ride the Tour Divide next year on my 2021 priority 600X. Thanks for showing us that people around the world are kind, helpful, and we are more alike than we care to admit. I wish you the best. Good luck, mi amigo. Mark from Rio Rancho NM.
The farthest I have cycled is 85 miles. This challenge you gave yourself is daunting for me. Already what you have achieved is so impressive. This is a dangerous challenge too. Stay safe and keep going as far as you can Duzer!
You got this Ryan!! Hope you feel better. Stay strong 😊
Thanks for the report Ryan. My place in Colorado is very close to Como on the south side of Boreas Pass (that's our Post Office). If you need anything, or shower or bed when you pass through, just let me know. I've been watching you for years and you've given me advice and encouragement, so you are always welcome.
You are a Inspiration Ryan
Please do not hurt yourself
We are Blessed by your Perseverance..
If you could not do anymore of this Tour Divide we All Still Support you 100 Percent…
I use Burts bees chapstick the one with peppermint, it's great on all parts of the body. all parts.
As much as I hate to say it, it gets harder as we get older. I’ve been back riding all my life and I love it and I’ll never stop. You know things that make us uncomfortable cold. Sometimes the mornings are little bit harder, but I like your attitude man keep it upride for life right show them it can be done. Brian Buser much love, brother you’re the best.
We are following you on the tracker. We will have a cheering squad for you right outside Helena.and I have an extra sleeping pad if you don’t find one.
You’re looking good and will only get better with time. Like the shades. You can do this. Take care, Al
you sitting in your saddle sits well with me😁😁
Love it Ryan!! Wow, thanks for sharing. Living the dream through you. I may have to track progress and drive from Phoenix to NM to welcome you at finish line. Is it creepy that I want a pic with you?
Just keep pedaling and may the sores go away.
I always enjoy watching your bicycle touring videos. Happy trails 👣 to you from Medford Oregon!
Hi Ryan; you are the best as usual.!
You have given me a lot of motivation for hope, happiness and cycling.!
Wish you the best.. 👍
The Canadian section is beautiful though.......
You are STILL the premiere inspiration to so many of us. Whether it be for your biking adventures, or simply your infectious positivity, you really do inspire many. Thank You
Love the videos. Your attitude is incredible. Keep 'em coming. You are doing great!
Keep going Ryan, rooting for you
You are a breath of fresh air Ryan. Keep strong, and please attend to those sores. You can do this!
You are a bright light in a sometimes gloomy world. Life is best when it's lived to the fullest. You are an inspiration and a healer. You got this, get some rest and enjoy your ride. Just keep pedaling😃
That's Type 2 fun right there. You got this Ryan!
Tea tree oil is best for treating saddle sores. That's the advice I got from another UA-camr who has bikepacked around the world, @DavideTravelli. Great work, Ryan! You have been a big inspiration for me and my wife to get into bikepacking! -Craig from Victoria, BC
You make a difference every video you post. Just keep being you. Bike on Ryan.
I too, often get emotional when facing challenges in the beautiful outdoors. Being in these places touches a person deep in their soul and makes one grateful to be alive and enjoying these wonderful experiences. I'm thinking happy thoughts for you and your butt. Press on my friend....press on!!
You got this bro. Making Boulder proud. One pedal at a time.
Ugh, so sorry to hear about the saddle sores. Riding in wet shorts will do that. If you see any Bag Balm in the shops. USE IT!
Hang tough, bud! Careful with those saddle sores; try to stay dry and take a rest day if you need it. Cheering you on from New England!
You are doing a great job Ryan! Don't push yourself too hard. You inspire us all to "Get Out There".
You're a (literal) inspiration Ryan!
You got this! You have so many supporting you from all over. You'll have highs and lows but we all know you got this! Personally your videos helped me more than you could imagine. We are all behind you!
You go Ryan, you are an inspiration and we are rooting for you! Stay safe
You’re such an inspiration!!
We are all rooting for you. Enjoy the adventure!
Thanks for the hard work and honesty about how you are feeling. Keep it up, one pedal stroke at a time!
Keep is up Ryan! Lookin' forward to meeting you at RAGBRAI. :D
Rocking it 😊 get those bum sores sorted.... New skin is your friend
Thank you!
Following you from Charleston South Carolina.
Best of luck
You got this. Be kind to yourself and your body. I admire all that you do! 😊 Cathy from Calgary.
This is the weather we have in the U.K. for 45 weeks of the year, cold rain windy snow ice and the winters are just as bad.
Yikes
Greetings from Sweden, du är en riktig Hjälte! Hatten av för dig, Ryan! Du gör så bra, mil efter mil! Gud välsigne hela fina dig och bevare dig på alla sätt och vis! God bless, Ryan! You do so very very good! Thinking of you, and following your fine progress day by day, and now sending a prayer for your, so you will be richly blessed, yes godspeed every day! Skickar en styrke KRAM till dig Ryan! You are so good! 💯💝💝💝👍👍👍👌🙏🙏🙏💝💝💝
Ryan you're not the only one that crys while racing. I usually start thinking about how lucky we are to get to do this kinda stuff, and then it translates into other things. Last year I started thinking about a Huey helicopter that's named "Greyhound" that they give rides with over here in Michigan, and got choked up about how bad ass it is. I get very thankful on tough rides, and very deep in my thoughts. Lots of quiet time.
Wishing you well from the U.K. Ryan. Feeling your pain. Thanks for the updates and keep strong.
Yay Ryan!! Keep it up! 🙏 for the saddle sores! 😢
Keep charging Duzer! Just remember how tough your first Baja Divide was. Cheers from Bahia Asuncion BCS Mexico 🎉
We all have your back Ryan!!! You got this!!! Chin up bud knowing you make us all smile!!!!
Keep it rollin'!!!
Thanks for sharing all of it, the good the bad & the ugly. It's helpful for us fellow athletes to know there are struggles. Keep pressing brother.