He Spent Four Years Riding His Bike Around The World
Have you ever dreamed of riding your bike across the world, visiting unknown regions, meeting new people, and seeing all of the wonders from the unique perspective that only a bicycle can offer? Rob Lutter lived that dream. He spent almost four years cycling around the globe and documenting his adventures through incredible photography and captivating words. Halfway through his trip, and in need of a new ride, Rob picked up a Felt hardtail mountain bike and rode it for nearly 25,000km across Asia, Australia, the Americas, and Great Britain. His journey was incredibly inspiring, and to glimpse the incredible destinations to which he traveled, and to hear his own words about his transformative journey, is equal parts jaw-dropping and awe-inspiring.
Rob is working on publishing two books that chronicle his adventure aboard two wheels, which he aims to fund via a Kickstarter campaign. You don't want to miss it; it might just change your life.
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