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what race is this? where?

Great video. Love your determination to do what needs to be done. Wish you the best!

You are such an inspiration. I have no words to describe how your experience has impacted my life. Thank you so much for everything. God bless you always 🤲🏻🧡🤲🏻

Farm cart is amazeballs! Pretty cool hairdo too!

What an amazing adventure. You truly are a wonderful, young man. I enjoyed your travel from Cabo to Cancun documentary. This one was equally entertaining and full of adventure. Well done.

Absolute beast!

COMPLETELY RUIONED BY THE MUSIC, It wa so annoyoing I couldn't wartch more than 5 minutes

Hi Nick great to see you’re back on the road again with old faithful.

🔥🔥🔥 weooooooo!!

Brought back the outro 🫡

Love your stuff! I can watch it with my kids...thanks for keeping it family-friendly. With my career and other responsibilities, life gets full. Your videos encourage me to get the ole bike off the wall and give 'er heck. Thank you!

Pretty smooth biking on highway 97? Not much draft from trucks along side? How’s west side road at night? Great job!!

Right on! Well done! Your inspiring me bro planning an early morning ride going to extend it cause of you!

Absolute LEGEND!!!

Where is Okanagan Lake?

Buenos dias Nick! I just watched your amazing video of your EPIC adventure. I am a Canadian who lives in Cozumel, Mexico. First of all, I get the flat tires. In three years of road biking with our triathlon team, 88 flat tires. Yup. Kevlar doesn't even help. And, those Gatorskins are a bitch. I have traveled to the Baja for duathlon races, specifically La Paz, BCS. We always take a road trip down to Cabo midway through the week, as we have a full on bike race on the weekend after the duathlon. There are many amazing bike groups in Mexico. We have also raced in other parts of Mexico, including places you went through. Guanajuato (Wan a wato), Oaxaca (O ha ka), Michocan (Mee show can), Jalisco (Ya lis co), Yucatan, specifically Cancun, Merida and Izamal. The climbs in Guanajuato were exceptional and the downhills, super scary. I am amazed at how you completed this adventure, travelling through some of the "dangerous" parts of Mexico. The people of Mexico, are kind and generous. They remind me of Canadians. Always willing to help. I can hardly wait to see where your next adventure takes you. Buen suarte, VAMOS!

congrats . ticker tire bike . may be better ?

Kinda hard to believe both bike shops didn’t even offer you some used parts (have to assume you couldn’t afford replacement parts?) to make it safely down the road. Pathetically bad customer service!

That was quite a challenge with those waves... I wonder what's the maximum speed that the Mule could reach in better conditions (no wind, still water), have you ever had a chance to measure that?

Reminds me of the first time I biked across. Couple of points: bicycles are never allowed on US Interstate highways except in some very rare places where there are no alternative routes, the only one I can think of might be a 50 mile stretch where I10 crosses a literal sand dune desert in the SW. Also, when touring (ie. Heavy), rear wheel spoke breakage is so common, I always bring a freewheel remover, spare spokes, and spoke tool on any tour over 500 miles. Sometimes you can implement a fast temporary fix with just a spoke tool, but you create more work for yourself later that way.

Hello Nick. Obviously a brave young man. Your almost there.

hola!! DO YOU USE TALL ROAD$$ ?......FEDERAL ROAD no cost!!

He definitely seems like the kind of guy to say, “Thats righteous yo!” Great job dude, you’re the kind of person who inspires to me to keep my old bike and ride as far as I can with it

This is to live life!

Loved checking this out. I would seriously get Tubeless with Slime in them. We run those in Africa. Would also recommend a Rohloff rear hub for bike trekking. Thanks for posting.

Super super cool! Great job!!

Good stuff

I admire the guy's optimism.

That was a scary view! Was.....a dream of mine to do cross country on bike? Not anymore after watching this SLOG! Holy crap you are way lucky you are not a satatistic! Or worse worm meat. Looked pretty dumb to me.

1. Douggs 2. Miles 3. Espen Fadnes 4. Dave Barlia 5. JT Holmes

What a bada$$

I have driven across the country in 3 days. It's mind boggling to bike it. Unreal.

Awesome video man! You have an incredible amount of determination and drive. I would definitely recommend Schwable Marathon Plus Tour for your next adventure. They are reasonably priced (cheaper than constantly buying tubes), last for thousands of miles and are the closest thing to flat proof as possible. My set cost me $80 and after 1,000 miles on my bike they look new, and have had zero flats. Good luck on your next adventure!

Awesome video my fellow Canadian! Subbed.

Happy Birthday Nick! Greetings from Mexico!

Great adventure vid. But I just don't understand why vloggers (and directors in general) feel such a need to raise and lower volume dramatically. It makes it very difficult for me and my hamster to watch movies together...

This video needs more likes

Lovely journey and movie 😀👍💥💫👋👌✌👏

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I just did my first ever over night bike camp trip, and I'm smoked! I have mad respect for the 71.5 miles per day that you rode for 50 days to pull this off! As hard as running a marathon every day, given that you must have been in the saddle for over 5 hours every day! RESPECT!!!

As a biker, triathlete, and a father of 2 endurance sports boys, I highly recommend this video! Great job Nick ! And kudo's to Dad for the inspiration, and any members of your fam/ road crew. Well done !

crazy insane

Amazing heat generated

Niesamowite,super film❤

Yo lo miré hace años, pero estaba calmadito ❤

Amazing

Love your videos man keep up the grind!

Was it supposed to be erupting or did that happen coincidentally

You took this video? Dope.

Wow!