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Awesome! Thank you for the Video !

Very nice trip and footage

I live near your end point. Great footage, it would be great hearing how you plan for severe weather.

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I did the same trip in 1992, but on foot. It took a lot more than a month, I had $35 when I started. I got odd jobs along the way, pulling weeds, moving furniture, helping paint a house, and so on. I arrived in Long Beach, California with $45.

amazing journey what roads did u take just curious ty and did u stay in hotels?

8:28 did they say "hi girl" ?

They survive the heat by moving away.

Thats super cool you got to see a rocket launch in Florida. You got to see some pretty interesting sights on your journey.

Amazing long Journey!! excelent footage!! what a pleasure to enjoy it through your lens!! great opportunity to get acquainted with marvelous USA, thank you for sharing!!

Great trip Havard. HOpe you enjoyed the places you went through. You saw some of the best cities and poorest towns along the route.

Fun to see the "Biden Sucks" and "Pray for President Trump" messages in random spots of footage. Great filmography and capturing some of the present sentiment of the regions.

I’d like to bestow honorary U.S. citizenship in your behalf. Great travel log.!

28 flat tires…amazing ride!

First of all wow, congrats, this is amazing! You had almost 1 flat tire a day, what kind of roads were you riding on? I wish you had included some scenes of places that you stayed at and what you were eating along the way, that would have been interesting. What is the plan for your next ride???

thumb down for glorifying war museums...

Great video, and you get special recognition for enduring some serious hardships. That was an impressive accomplishment, and I apologize on behalf of my country's dogs and goat head thorns.

Great video. You are so lucky to have not been hit by a car or worse. My first 20 years were great. Once cell phones became a thing I was hit twice in 10 years. Now I’m in my 60s and stick to bike trails if possible. I am looking at doing the TAT though. Videos like yours get me restless. 😁🚴🏻‍♂️

I am so impressed! I'll be training to just ride the rim of Crater Lake in Southern Oregon this summer, and will no longer complain about getting on my bike in tough weather conditions. I'm 75 and won't ever be able to do what you did, but I'm so appreciative the you shared your adventure with the rest of us so we don't HAVE to do the ride. You are an amazing cyclist!! Hillsboro, Oregon

34:06 Dog 🐶Attack... new fear 😱unlocked... I thought they were just intimidating cyclists... 🚲

Call osha! We gotta guy walkin a bike over the unfinished bridge! Haha i woulda totally did the same thing... 😂

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I watched the entire video and WOW! You are a very brave man! Your stats did not include the number of Dog Attacks! Congratulations on your accomplishment!

Interesting to see that you took this Southern route. What do you think are the pros and cons of this route compared to the more standard northern ones? Also, congrats with the massive achievement!

Thank you for a wonderful video! Im 65 this year with a dream of riding west to east coast to coast. Now Im thinking I could start with a ROUTE 66 ride! I'm in Michigan so it's close. LOL

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Quite cool...Id love to do it..that jog north around Dallas into OK a bit different. I guess you didnt want to cross West Texas which could had been very hot. You are very modest in your narration. Nice job.

This is insane!!Congratulations!!

Love it. How long did it take and how many KMs were you doing a day? Not sure I would have used GP5000s for this, something a bit more puncture resistant I think.

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Your opening video looks like Los Angeles. What is your packing list? That is not much stuff.

Where did you eat and sleep? It seems you travel light.

Nice ride! enjoyed every minute of it. Just the pure sound of bicycle, road and traffic. Let every one think what they want, there is no need to do insightful conversation. Great adventure!!!!

Hermoso video gracias por compartir abrazo fuerte de ciclismo desde argentina 🇦🇷!!!!

What lousy tires are you using? 28 flats? I usually have 1 or 2 at that distance.

You managed to ride through New Orleans without getting shot. Amazing.

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Absolutely incredible. I watched the whole video and I enjoyed your style - it was very relaxing without a lot of punched up music and commentary. You allowed your riding to your talking. I’m curious if you were to do it again, would you reconsider using a road bike over something with (slightly) bigger / more robust tires? I realize you’d give up some speed, but the amount of flats you suffered would be reduced. In the beginning of your video, when you showed your bike, I thought “this isn’t going to end well.” I used to ride a road bike, and I loved it. But the flats - due in no small part to the garbage on the road - proved to be too much. Thanks so much for sharing your adventure with us. Great job!

Great video, keep going.😍

I would love to ride my bike long distance one day. I need to save up my leave from work this year. I want to do a ride that closely follows the trail of tears walk. I also want to ride across my state. It's cool that you literally rode by where my father currently lives in Florida, where I went to college in Louisiana, and then through my reservation and near where my extended family live in Oklahoma.

Nice bike travel vlog, keep it up From Philippines 🇵🇭

You just got to love the internet. Here I am laying in my bed late at night watching this incredible adventure. Amazing effort 🫡😊

Where did you spend nights ? Hotels or camping ?

I have seen so money bike tour video this is the second best video I have ever seen so far the picture crystal clear the way recorded the view and the rood absolutely professional the way you posted the picture as well phenomenon you are not taik to much you just posted the information in the screen alone and they show as around only I Lovet I am just curious what kinds of camera you use it if you tell me greatly appreciate .pease and bless.❤ ❤

Wow! You are a true bike monster! Congratulations, and thanks for sharing all these images from your journey. If you get back to the American Southwest, I'll take you on a couple of great rides in Southern Arizona! :)

That was a heavy dose of American reality. Too much city, too many miles on highways, bad weather, bad roads, dying towns, not nearly as pleasant as the routes that avoid cities and traffic. I rode Adventure Cycling Associations Northern Tier in 2000 and all of it was gorgeous. But what does it mean to "ride across America"? I rode through a rural scenic park, while you rode through American culture. What you did was an amazing accomplishment, but it makes me want to never leave the West Coast again. In fact the part I liked best was riding down the beach from Santa Monica. I worked temporarily in Biloxi Mississippi and trained there for my cross country adventure riding in beautiful forests just north of Biloxi, but never on the beach road which had no shoulders. When I drove home to Southern California, south of LA, I noticed the Southern Tier had about 1300 miles of desert, not that appealing for bike touring. About flat tires, I had heard that riding along highways there are always a lot of metal wires from steel belted tires. None on the Northern Tier, but I managed to get some sharp small gravel in my tire changing a flat in the rain on Rainy Pass second day out from Anacortes, WA. This gravel was all over the side of the road and because it was wet it stuck to anything that touched it. Anyway I had flats every day thereafter including 4 flats one day, and I think many were due to little pieces of gravel I couldn't find or get out, and maybe the Victoria racing tires I had on my bike. Finally, in Minot ND I bought the only tires in the town, a cheap set of near plastic Michelins that were hard to get on the rims but I never had another flat. One guy riding heavy touring tires didn't get any flats.

Was enjoying your video and would have watched it in entirety, but shut it off at 11:40 when for some odd reason, you focused on a divisive political insert. Whether this is your personal opinion, I don't know. But I see no positive reason why this image was included... only negativity which has no place in the joy of cycling. Love your bike!

Loved this video. If you ever do a canada trip from east coast Halifax to Vancouver west coast I would watch for sure💕🇨🇦

Well done man! I did the Southern Tier in 2018, so I passed by the some roads you did, but them you took a different way to the 66 Route. Your trip was brutal compared to mine, thunderstorms, tornados, Mojave desert, quite a challenge. Thanks for sharing! Hugs from Brazil.