Inspired to Ride Teaser Trailer
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Inspired to Ride follows a handful of cyclists from around the world as they race unsupported in the inaugural year of a 4,233 mile transcontinental race across the USA. This race is the antithesis to events like Tour de France and Race Across America. There will be no teams, no support vehicles, no special jerseys and not a dime in prize money.
On June 7, 2014, forty-five cyclists from around the world set out on the inaugural Trans Am Bike Race, following the famed TransAmerica Trail. Their mission is to cover 4,233 miles in one enormous stage race, traversing through ten states in a transcontinental adventure of epic proportions.
Inspired To Ride follows closely the journey of a handful of these cyclists as they prepare, compete and experience what riding 300 miles a day feels like with only a few hours sleep. They will rely solely on their fitness, meticulously chosen gear and mental fortitude to get them to the finish. And to make it even more interesting, they’ll be self-supported - no crew, no follow vehicles and no prize money waiting at the end.
These athletes will endure agonizing climbs in the Rockies, driving winds in the Great Plains and sawtooth switchbacks in the Appalachians all for a pat on the back, potential bragging rights and a cold beer when its all over. Some are out to make history and set records, while others are simply trying to finish.
Four cinematographers, cameras flying in the sky and GoPro’s galore will give the audience an incredibly immersive experience while these cyclists speed along the TransAmerica Trail revealing its varied landscapes, intriguing locals and captivating stories which dot this path of discovery.
RIP Mike Hall, such an inspiration to us all.
this is what sparked the interest of cycling for myself in 2017. The day after I bought older trek off of Marketplace. Rode it daily, taking my children in the tow behind trailer to school in the with it. And getting for familiar with cycling. Here we are now in 2023... Thousands of miles later and this documentary still motivates me like the first time ive seen it!! Rip Mike Hall
Jani - thank you for your story! So glad this film created a spark for adventures for you and your family
watched this on an emirates flight yesterday, the endurance involved is mind boggling. Totally recommended viewing
🚴♂🌄 The landscapes, the energy - even in just the trailer, it's palpable. We're excited to add this preview to our collection and dream of the full journey. 🎞
I have watched this 100 times
One day I would really like to ride this race. I'm 16 years old, and I hope to be able to ride across America.
This is an outstanding film! Watched it several times now
Bring it to Dallas! We will all come out to see it.
Loved this film, Mike! Good luck with the rest of your events and getting this film out!
Rest in Peace Mike Hall
Iv done 4 cross country ride's and 2 charity rides for Cancer
Great movie! Thanks so much for bringing this to Kansas City!
Where can I find the move please
The Italians are coming! lol
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On behalf of everyone at BikePacking BikePacking.US - thank you- we're all very excited to see the movie in its entirety with a cold IPA and our best friends :)
i really enjoyed this doc - great work mike!
Just make it free on CZcams already so people can see
I can't wait to see this! It's going to be way cool.
its on Netflix
Did they say average of 300 miles a day! They are crazy
matt2eadgbe i doubt these average people averaged 300 miles a day. Only elite cyclists could and to sustain that for a few days is next to impossible
@@GreekSoldier46 which 'average' people, you mean those in the film? Ultra cycling is not the same as pro racing mate, these people are far from average, bother to get hold of some facts. The old year record averaged 206 miles every day for 365 days ... that was set in 1939-40. The same guy still holds the record for furthest distance in a month which is well over 7000 miles and that was part of his year record of 76,000 miles. With today's modern bikes and clothing plus nutrition etc 300 miles a day over a couple of weeks is entirely possible.
Does anyone know the song that is played 0:11 onwards?
Hi, are there any subtitles on the videos?
+Ride For The Child Netflix version has subtitles.