Highlights

Me and my fake 110cc Honda Winn I bought in Ho Chi Minh for $225. I drove this bike for over 4000km through Cambodia and Laos, finishing my adventure in Vientiane. By the end, the bike had been breaking down every few hundred kilometers, and in no condition to sell. Luckily I took a knife-making class in Luang Prabang, where I met Mr. Sack who wanted the bike for people to use at a hostel he was opening. Mr. Sack had a friend in Vientianne, so I dropped the motorbike at the friend’s house, where I took this photo. (April 2024; Laos)

Kong Lor Cave is over seven kilometers long with a river running through it. There are guides there that will take you through the cave. Getting the bike on the boat was surprisingly easy and stable, but the boat was reaching its weight limit. At some points, water levels were so low, I had to pull the boat with a rope, as my guide tried to push it over the hump. (March 2024; Laos)

The dusty roads across the Cardamom Mountains were no joke. (February 2024; Cambodia)

Some photos of Willow on our bikepacking trip before I lost my camera. (January 2024; Taiwan)

Bicycle touring Peter’s motherland. (October 2023; South Korea)

Me after riding for 12 hours and burning over 7,000 calories. (May 2023; Singapore)

Finally finished my first bikepacking trip after 56 days and 4258km. (May 2023; Japan)

Japanese is my first language but I still couldn’t understand this man speaking in an Akita dialect. He gave me a discount on some new tires which was nice. (May 2023; Japan)

Made it to the southern most point of mainland Japan, with no food and no energy. Luckily I met this guy, he gave me a big box of cookies. I finished the box for dinner. (April 2023; Japan)

My brother joined me for the first three weeks. (March 2023; Japan)

Arriving at the “End of the World,” in Fisterre and Muxia. (October 2022; Spain)

The Camino Primitivo crew. Our group name was “La Bestia,” AKA The Beasts. (October 2022; Spain)

My first big adventure started in Saigon. Bought this fake 110cc Honda motorbike for $375, and drove it all the way to Hanoi. (July 2022; Vietnam)