SPEAKER 1: When a friend asks you
to organize a global event in six months in your spare time,
say no.
No, say yes.
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SPEAKER 2: We've been through some adventures haven't we?
We've been hauling ass across the world and then some.
We've been through tropical monsoons.
We've been through snow.
We've been through extreme harsh conditions.
We've had bikes down.
We've had riders down.
We've had tears.
We've had laughter.
We've had everything in between.
And we stayed on schedule every day.
SPEAKER 1: There's a couple different ways to go.
SPEAKER 2: We need fuel stops.
SPEAKER 1: Yeah, we're doing it.
22 Road Grand Junction.
SPEAKER 2: Cool.
SPEAKER 3: Every day, there's an adjustment.
There's an adjustment for the terrain,
there's an adjustment for the weather,
and there's an adjustment for the riders themselves
and what they can bear.
We-- we're not going to leave you by yourself on a dark road.
I got some good music going.
We're gonna take our time.
And we'll get there, OK.
SPEAKER 4: We want to see a change in the industry.
We want to see a change in the media.
We're looking to unite women.
We want to see a change in women's self-esteem.
We want to encourage women to step out
of their comfort zones.
SPEAKER 3: No matter how many women
you ride with, riding is a single, solitary action.
Where you stop and you get off the bike,
that's where it becomes community again.
SPEAKER 4: On this ride, there has
been a lot of people who have found their limits
and pushed through.
In every country that has happened,
and we could not be prouder of those women.
SPEAKER 2: Right.
Give yourselves a massive round of applause.
We aren't [INAUDIBLE].
We aren't timid.
We can ride.