Where Do I Go From Here? The Baja Divide Cape Loop-Ep 2
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This is my third attempt at the punishing Baja Divide and I'm feeling ready for the challenge! I'm starting where I left off in 2020, down at the southern tip of the peninsula. I'm riding the Cape Loop, which travels 225 miles through beach towns and beautiful mountains. I'm starting my journey in Los Barriles, here's the GPS file, ridewithgps.com/routes/38197852
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Hey Ryan, just want to let you know that I´ve learn´t so much from you during the past few years since I found your channel.
I´ve used TH-cam before for finding info, details about products, and so on, but your videos are the first I started watching for pure entertainment.
I was hooked!
I watched over hour-long videos about a man on his bike struggling through mountains, forests, and cities, celebrating the journey and having amazing heartfelt encounters with humans, while talking to the camera, and sharing his love and passion for life.
And so I learned about life. About positive attitude, how to deal with hardships, and how to enjoy the good moments. How to strive and be a better person.
But I "went away" for a while.
By some coincidence, I got interested (an understatement) in cameras, photography, videography, and making videos myself.
So I started watching filmmaking channels, and tutorials, practicing and carving a way into that. That made me appreciate your skills as a videographer, filmmaker and content creator.
And so I learned so much about filming, editing and hard work from you.
Finally, I also got the bikepacking/adventuring bug bite from your videos.
Kind of strange that it took this long but I think its severe. Its a good thing theres no better place to learn about that too, than your channel and your videos.
So, having this much benefit from you and your channel:
You have taught me about life, how to be a better person, about filmmaking and videography, about bikepacking, and a whole new way of life while providing countless hours of joy and entertainment in some dark times.
There was only one possible thing for me to do, besides writing this book about it. (I´m really impressed if someone makes it this far)
I had to join your Patreon. there was really no other logical, moral or any other choice. (Only a small amount cause I´m so poor at the moment)
And I still feel like I owe you.
I think this is the case for many other viewers of the channel and this video.
So lets support Ryan. I have never seen a TH-cam creator that gives away this much income and opportunity to help others. He´s the real deal.
Hope you see this and hope it makes you see the impact and importance you had and have on people´s lives near and far.
So from the bottom of my heart:
Thank you for making these videos and being who you are.
And If you ever come to Finland you have a place to stay. 🤝
Oh wow!!! This is one of the kindest and most heart warming comments that I’ve ever received. THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to watch my videos, it means the world to me. Thank you for joining Patreon, but most of all, thank you for your kindness. We need more big hearted people like you on this planet.
Totally second the above comments. Been watching your biketouring videos for a few years now Ryan, and they have been massively motivational for me. About time I paid it back, so have finally patreoned (is that a word?🤣)! I am now planning bikepacking trips here in Australia on regular basis, solo and with my bike buddy Judee. Plus about to start videoing my adventures, mainly as a record for me, but also hopefully to motivate others in our age group to get off their couchs and get out there! (I am 63 and my crazy bike buddy just turned 70). Ride on!
Deep thoughts in the deep sand. Thank you all for your continued support, I appreciate you!
Love you big time! It's so inspiring to hear you think and feel, caring and genuine strikes such a beautiful chord.
Dang, I was saddened when you split with Ali, and now Amelia? There is nothing boring when you have these talks with us about your life experiences. Stay strong and keep doin what you're doin!
Priority needs to build you a fat bike for trips like this!
I'm so proud of you Ryan the man you are an inspiration for all humans
You’ve always been so brave to bear your soul.
I know it’s hard but don’t let the view count or likes make you think that your impact is any lower. You inspire all of us to not only get outside but to be kind and open to other cultures and lead w love. Thank you Ryan!
I appreciate this more than you know. THANK YOU!
You are so correct and then think about how many hours he spends editing. This takes a lot of talent on many fronts.
Ryan, we all love you! I am sending a big hug. I bet you will still do adventures they just might be shorter as you age. From where I am sitting you are a young man! I am almost 81 and plan cycling or hiking adventures all the time. They might be just day rides on rails to trails but they are exciting as I never know who or what I will see. Life is an adventure.
I look forward to Sunday's new videos from you with great joy. You bring joy to all of your viewers. Ole!
I’m so sorry it didn’t work out for you and Amelia. It saddens me because I only want to see joy in your life. I don’t know you personally but you are one of my favorite people in the world. Not because you are a great storyteller. Not because you put out the best bike packing content on TH-cam. Not because you are a great ambassador for the biking community. It is because you are such a nice and kind person. In a world where there is too many mean people you are a shining star guiding people through the darkness to a place of light. You show them that kindness can bring so much joy to themselves and others. That through kindness each and every one of us can make this world a better place.
May God always bless you in all ways!
Even if you don't go on the BIG adventures anymore and we someday see you as an anchor on CNN, don't ever stop cycling. I'm still at it at 65 and even though I've been with someone for over 20 years now riding bikes is absolutely the love of my life!
Gracias for allowing us to join you on this latest adventure. Please don’t ever apologize for opening up the way you do. We appreciate all the good stuff and all the hard moments that you are willing to share.
Wow I did not see the Amelia break up thing coming after the "I'm getting old" discussion. You have to do what feels right for you, but love is not easy to find. Not many women could or would be able to keep up with you man. You have to do you, so I hope there are no regrets laying around. We are a planet filled with flawed stories all trying to find our way through whatever this reality is. I hope the Ryan Van Duzer story is one that your heart wants, and it brings you the most joy. Joy and excitement about what we are doing is the sweet spot to an incredible life.
Ryan, my husband and I have been watching your videos for several years and you never fail to inspire us and make us smile. We love being part of your adventures and feel privileged that you share them with all of us! It brings us so much joy!
Thank you Ryan for being an awesome human ❤️ one day we would like to join you at ragbrai and you have inspired us to take on an amazing adventure cycling Sweden one day!
Thank you Ryan for being you 😊
And we are patreons too!
Love your videos. You still have many years of riding adventures ahead of you, if you choose. I'm 72 years old and completed an 8600 mile ride around the US last summer. It hasn't gotten old yet. Keep the videos coming. They inspire me.😊
Thank you for your courage to share parts of your feelings about life und relationships with us.
Thank you for listening…I appreciate the support
Life can be really depressing. We sleep, work, eat. And we repeat this almost every single day. Thankfully bikes do exist to make us feel better.
Bikes make everything better
Ryan, you can go on until you can’t! It will get harder and your journeys may have to get shorter, but they will still be journeys. The questions you’re dealing with are par for the course in your 40s. IMHO if you accept and document your LIFE journey, everything that comes with that, and what that looks like, you’ll have a channel rewarding to yourself and your viewers. I’ll clue you in on a secret: your viewers aren’t watching your trips, they’re watching YOU.
Even if you are old and weary, we will be old and weary also. And still in need of old and weary fellows to inspire us. To do old and weary stuff.....
So keep on making your stuff for TH-cam and we will just follow your stuff even if it is old and weary. I am destined to just die on the bicycle anyway so you are not alone on this ride! Cheers, love your channel always Ollie Rolly
Post scriptum: Amelie is very special. To you and to all....
Wish you dearly to find a way together and individually to move on. See your face and see joy and pain and that moves me, quite a lot! Hang in there bro! X and hug
Ryan I have a tip that will help with the amount of views : You are the brand, You are literally the face of this channel, Put your face in every thumbnail, a thumbnail like on this video makes me scroll past, I would never click this because I don't even recognize the channel, when you have a bad thumbnail but I see its from your channel I would still check it out. I hope this helps.
Ryan, there is a Dutch cycle traveler, Frank van Rijn. He wrote 14 published books about all his cycling travels around the world. He cycled more than 500,000 kilometres. He cycled all the continents accept for Antartica because he doesn't like cold weather. He still cycles today and he was born in 1948. Today I cycled in Belgium and met a young girl in her twenties who only spoke her own language, French. No English, no German, no Dutch. Crazy, because half of Belgium speaks Dutch. You have a talent for languages and making connection to people. Go travel in Asia, Africa, more in Europe (Norway is so much more beautiful than boring Sweden, which has only pine trees and lakes). World traveler Alee Denham from Australia also mentioned that gear videos have so much more viewers than the beautiful movies he makes about his journeys. But Ryan, I'm thankful that you are a special one, that doesn't tell us Don't Take This On A Bike Trip or Ten Things I Wish I etc. sponsored clickbate shit. I've watched your videos for many years. Just recently I realised that you are not just fun to watch but also that you are crazy good at what you are doing. Your camera work, your sound recording and story telling, not many people can do that so good. You can still do this in your seventies if you want and have luck with staying healthy.
Thank you, this comment means a lot to me. I try my best to tell impactful stories. I definitely steer clear of clickbait. I always want to be honest with my audience. Cheers!
Always a good weekend with another Duzer video!
Thank you for tuning in!
Ryan you’re so special and I appreciate your content very much. I’m an avid cyclist going through some physical challenges currently so know that your content motivates me to put in the work so I might get back in the saddle in a few months. I’m a young 59 that just got a total knee replacement and underestimated that challenges of rehabilitation that come with it figuring I’d skate right through it. Anywho I just wanted to let you know how important your channel is to me, thank you so much for all you do!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I wish you all the best on your comeback, YOU GOT THIS!!
@jonnyyuma5327 good luck on the knee recovery. Young 65 here and had my knee replaced two years ago. Push to about 70% pain on the bends and you’ll be able to bend it soon enough after swelling goes down. I’ve done two bikepacking solos post surgery and am planning on attempting a portion or whatever I can make of the gdmbr this summer. You got this!!!!
@@raymarks7430 thank you for the encouragement!
@@jonnyyuma5327 Im 66, got the full new knee in 2015, right before the knee I got a metal plate in my shoulder/collarbone from a big crash on dirtbike in Baja........4 surgeries in total in 2015.
I popped right back and have been on bicycle 200 miles a week or so the last 5 or 6 years, going better than when I was 30. Which surprises me..........nothing hurts, I keep going till I cant. More mt biking lately, back to my roots,
Thank you for sharing and keeping it real and trusting us with your feelings. The 'down' times make the good times even sweeter.
Here's a couple ideas to switch up your videos.
1. Do a destination video. Create a loop route from your home to Breckenridge and Victor to see the Dambo Trolls. Here in the PNW we have 6 of them. They are amazing.
2. Your videos with Mira are successful. Try a couple other biking TH-cam collaborations. My vote would be Josh of 'Keep Smiling Adventures' in the UK. He is minimalist ( no stove, no sleep mat ) He does some fabulous routes in Scotland.
We (your fans) will support you in whatever endeavors you do.
Cheers 🌞🚴♀️🖖
Oh no, when I saw the title of this episode I felt this kittle "knot" in my belly. Ryan's been thinking. But I did not see the announcement of you and Amelia breaking up coming. I was so happy for you guys getting together, she seemed like just the right kind of lady for you. From the outside, of course. Really sad that it didn't work out. But there is no point in looking backwards for too long, we're not going that way. Watcing your videos for the last few years has left me an impression you always land on your feet and figure things out when things get less than easy. I don't see that changing. No matter what you choose to do, by the fabric of who you are, you are always going to be an inspiration. Happy pedals and looking forward to the next one 🙂
My husband and I have watched just about everything you’ve posted, and we love and support you. What a tough video to share, I’m sure. You have a big heart and kind soul. Thanks for all you do.
I watch lots of cyclists who post who are well into their 60's and early 70's. Its not doing the adventures that need s to shop, you'll just gradually slow down a bit. Certainly hope you keep it up for a good while yet. Through you in particular, I've learnt much about the wild USA and Mexico. Bless you.
Open up a small bike coffee shop
The news about you and Amelia was really unexpected, but I noticed that you weren’t talking about her in your latest videos and wondered why. Maybe you need to get ahold of your good friend Dana and do a bike adventure. Your rides with her were so fun to watch. We will keep supporting you as we enjoy experiencing the world through your eyes doing trips that we can only dream about.
We're part of your far-flung intenet-connected family, brotha Duzer and it's good for the heart and soul to confide in even via TH-cam. Keep your spirits up and hope you'll find your forever partner.
Hi Ryan, in regard to the lower TH-cam views, I run 2 TH-cam channels and have seen much lower views on the channels since roughly April/may 2023. It’s across the platform and is something a lot of creators are suffering with. I know several creators with millions of subs that get fewer views that new TH-camrs are getting. All I can say is that it is not you or your content causing this, it seems to be that the social media algorithm is pushing drama as that brings higher views and more ad revenue. Keep going, I love your content and appreciate the work you’re putting into the videos 👍
Hi Ryan.. I went into a 10 day coma at 13 months old. Wasn't predicted to live past 15.. No rime or reason that i'm still here at age 59.. I ride my recumbent trike 30-50 miles a day (when it's dry.. LOL). I talked to my 92 yo grandma when i was just 35yo.. I asked her what is it like to be 92.. she responded with, "well, there are always new folks to talk with, but i miss my friends from my youth. Those are the people who keep my recollections and stories consistent. when i tell a story today, I don't know if i left out an important detail.. No one there to say.. "hey... No you got that wrong.. here is what really happened." She was telling me that she had outlived all the friends from her childhood and past. Then it hit me.. at 35, i fully understood her on an intimate level.. all of my friends from 18 to 40 had died for one reason or another. I never thought i would relate to her on that deep level.
May i suggest that you keep a journal.. a very detailed story of the people you meet and what similarities you find. Turn that into a book. Similarities are what bring us all together. The stories cause us to remember and hope for even better.. And hopefully we know have experience and learned lessons to build on.
I gave my grandma a 300 page blank journal that day. I asked her to right down memories of her youth.. I came back a couple days later to see her again to find, she had filled those 300 pages on the fist day.. I learned things about how she and my grandpa met, fell in love at first sight. He was 17 she was 15.. they got married the next month, and spent the next 70 years together. They fell in and out of love about 7 times. but each time it was a deeper love. She said, "people today, experience disillusion and grow apart. then throw in the towel before working through it (even when you can't stand being around each other.). He was 95 when he died she was 95 when she died. Still in love.. they met in the Steins mountains where her father had the trading post and post office. I hope to ride there someday to see the place where they met. :). Ride safely my friend. may the wind always be at your back and may God hold you in the palm of His hand. Rob PDX
My favorite Sunday things, CBS Sunday morning, coffee and a Ryan video!!!!
Ryan thanks for the talk. I've said it before they are pep talks to me. You asked if it was boring. To me it is anything but not boring. I am in transition as well, although quite a bit older. It. helps to know you are not the only one. Sorry to hear about Emilia liked her a lot, and I know it presumptive, but I want you to have someone like that in your life. Man do I sound like an old mother or what? Thumbs up always Ryan.👍☮
You're pretty good on a bike, but your true talent is storytelling. It's very beautiful yet relatable style.
If you became an entomologist tomorrow you'd still be making great videos.
Such a real human you are Ryan. Happy to share your work with others Thanks for sharing your story with us
Like my Dad used to say, Just be a good human being!
That’s it!
So sorry it wasn’t a good fit with you and Amelia, brother. I’d been wondering. I too am 45 and can totally relate with what you are feeling in this season of life
Thank you for sharing some of your deepest thoughts with us Ryan!I always appreciate your openness; you're a unique content-creating talent, and I'm very grateful for you!
A crazy coincidence happened while watching your video just now. Our dog Shadow walked into the room at the 5:21 mark of the video and it felt like you said “What’s up shadow” to her!
I had my head turned to look at her when I heard you say it, so it felt a bit surreal 😂
Ryan, I still have to reach your level on TH-cam and a spiritual level. One thing is for sure, if I am still able to soldier on and enjoy my adventures at my 52 years on this earth, then you surely have bucket loads of time ahead. I'm not aiming to slow down any time soon.
"Balls to the wall" buddy!! Let's GO GO GO!!!❤
I spent some time in La Paz, BCS last year. There's just something in the air in Baja that promotes inner peace. We love you, Ryan! Cheers from Colorado Springs, amigo.
I agree! I’ve done some of my best thought processing under the stars in Baja!
Ocean & Desert is such a good mix ❤️🌵 🌊
Inspiring Ryan... Life leads us in the direction of our stongest thoughts.. Just ride the road ahead of you.. Good Luck Freind
I so much love your authenticity in the way you bring me along in your journey. I felt your sadness but also the love you feel for me, for us as a vieuwer. Here you touched my heart.
I feel sorry but also 'foolish' for you, for letting go of Amelia..
Your Baja rides are my favorites. Thxs for taking it on again. I am the 60 year old guy in a walker who spoke with you after your Seattle meeting. I just put a wald basket on the front rack of my Surly Bridge Club yesterday. Thanks for the inspiration Ryan. Keep hitting life head on; there are plenty more mountain tops ahead brother. Keep turning those pedals.
I know why your view count is down! You’ve inspired so many people to “Get out there” that they’re all out there filled with inspiration and have left technology behind. Well done sir.
Hey Ryan, I watch to see you out enjoying nature and the local culture in places I may never visit. You don’t have to go hard to do that, and I’ll still be watching in the future.
Great video, you have done so much to inspire people to get outside and enjoy life in the best ways. Keep doing you!
I was sorry to hear about you and Amelia. You looked good together, but you know, we only saw what you chose to show. Hope the pain will dissipate over time - and all the best to both of you.
16:24 and 25:44 is exactly why I love your content man. It is soul deep and pure!!
I can relate to this! Getting out the door and feeling like I'm not sure I can do it. Even though Ive already done it too.
Ok folks. Ryan’s view count is down. We all need to do our part. Everyone needs to commit to watching each of his videos 17 times. Sound like a plan? Let’s get to it. 😁
Pondering the pathway life brings that we haven't traveled yet and our temporal time here is a blessing Ryan. Thank you for being vulnerable here- this my friend takes courage to do. Maybe you will soon be raising your own family.. Maybe a little Ryan heading out with dad on his 1st Ragbri is in the future! I can also see you as a spokesperson for bicycle travel/ safety advocacy for many years to come! Life can and does take us on different paths- you are fluid and will succeed where it leads! I'm 60 now and have signed up for some "casual rides" in a local meetup group. I can't do what I used to and that is okay- "it's good for a man to know his limitations" Riding is your passion, you'll be at it for many years to come! Stay safe!
From Oz … Ryan, thank you for opening up… it’s good to reflect but better to develop and implement a plan for a sustainable, fulfilling life. Your reflections in this video sound like the beginning of goodbye? Down here, for me, 78 years old, the new Priority 600X has arrived and is being equipped for adventures. Can I do it - ‘it’ being a return to tenting and self-supported trips without motels, showers and restaurants? We’ll see in coming months as I work toward the Mundabiddi ride in Western Australia. Look it up! Thank you. Ian
Have you ever thought of coaching? creating a team of dietician, mentors, etc coaching? Or how about teaching english. My dad lives in Ecuador and is Canadian and teaches about 6 students english 3 times a week. Your possibilities are endless Ryan. Im sorry to hear about you and your gal. There is a truly amazing lady out there waiting for you !!
You’re great. Thanks for the Sunday inspiration to get outside and be nicer.
Drive the globe is awesome!
what a cool and relaxed dude with the truck is. its like you wanna be his friend right away.
Totally
Ryan you're an amazing person. You're positive attitude is so infectious. Every week I can't wait to watch your videos. Keep on peddling!
Love you man! We all have these thoughts but no better place to have them than out in nature.
Love hasn't been kind to you thank you for the video 😂😊❤
Hey Ryan, thank you for all the inspirations and funny films. You mentions, that your in the age of 45. No worries, I'm over 60 and I promise you it's amazing! You are on a awesome journey exceptionally when you are open minded and curious. Follow your heart!!!
Thank you!! It’s getting better and better!
Awesome.
Love your videos.
Tack, for another great video.
Lead with love. ❤ Great video buddy!
Congrats to 190k subscribers, keep on adventuring!
Love u, Duzer! 😭
Always when sitting on my Gravel my sorrows disapear and pure happinies occurs. And your videos inspire me riding more often and doing longer day trips. And one day I‘ll do do a 1000km trip to the sea. Also inspired by you - thank you for all of your content and thoughts you are sharing with us! You‘re amazing!
Much love! ❤
Great vlog as always... 😊😊😊
Thank you for always being so open about you and your thoughts. You help others get through their issues . We appreciate you - will 9:34 pm
Thanks, I appreciate this feedback. It’s not all about bikes ;)
Love you brother. Great video. Thank you for the deep thoughts.
You are awesome person bro Ryan. Enjoy your ride
Any content you create, we will be watching! :-) You're the BEST!
We LOVE you Ryan, PLEASE don't stop traveling and sharing with us. You are the reason I got into biking and when I'm not riding, I'm living vicariously through you...
I’m not going anywhere, I promise!! Thanks for your support
Thanks for being transparent with your inner feelings. The southwest desert where no one is around makes me ponder on my life, too. I love your video content, especially the ones here in the United States and in Mexico. 🏜
It’s always good to see Shadow Ryan keeping you company 😁.
You tell wonderful stories Ryan
As brave as it is to bike the Baja Divide, it’s even braver to be willing to share your heart with us. Whatever the future holds for you, know that you have inspired so many of us already, and we are deeply grateful! And if you’re looking for investors in that taco stand…:)
So sorry for the sadness you are going through. Your positive attitude is always an inspiration. I hope that you can find someone to share your journey with.
You have my support through whatever the next step of your career is! I know you'll continue to encourage and inspire.
Keep Grindin' Ryan!
You know it
I'm here for you and enjoy your videos! And yes, I've 'hit the bell' and love seeing the notification that there is a new Ryan Van Duzer video!!!
I so appreciate all your support over the years!
I feel you Ryan. Take care of yourself and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing the journey and the personal bits of your life with us, Ryan. Your videos continue to inspire me and show me what's possible. Keep opening doors of our minds! I thank you.
You are such an amazing person. Your videos are so very inspirational. This is an awesome video.
Much like fresh snow but sand has more rolling resistance and snow is more slippery. But sand can't be packed down that's why snow is better! Compact snow is my favorite surface. Winter is truly bike season!
Oh man. I am a loner , but if I had to chose a friend , tu serias mi amigo, Cheers friend.
Talk about mid life, without the crisis. Pondering is better. 😊
Keep on moving forward Ryan.
PS. Talking about life, job, mortgage (and income), it wouldn't be a bad thing to have an ad every 10-12 minutes in your videos. People understand you've to make a living.
I really enjoy your videos.
And, I can relate to what you’re going through.
Peace. Paz.
Thank you. Gracias.
I wish you a long, healthy and happy life, buddy. Thanks for being you.
You are such a kind soul and a big inspiration. Much love from Romania!
Thank you so much another great video. !!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing Ryan, I know you needed to get those thoughts out there.
You’re a good, wise man.
Commenting for the algorithm! Love these videos Ryan!
Thank you!! I appreciate your effort
Cannot wait until warmer weather upon me to "get out there". Thanks for the inspirational video.
Thank you for being awesome…you are a positive light in a world that sometimes seems dark. Hang in there and best to you Duzer!
Great to hear your thoughts at the end, I definitely be feeling emotional after all that sand too Lol Loved the scenery here.. Nice episode 👍🏼
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your generosity
This channel gives me joy
Yay!!! This makes me happy
Thanks for keeping it real Ryan.
You know it! Thanks
You can be so proud of yourself! I am watching every single video from Germany and get so much out of this. Going through some transitions myself, and your words are pure inspiration.
Good Morning! From enchanting New Mexico.
Your awesome Ryan!! Thank you for your videos!!
Thank you!!