There is all kinds of different endurance.
The dictionary defines endurance as, “the ability or strength to continue or last, esp. despite fatigue, stress, or other adverse conditions; stamina: He has amazing physical endurance.”
In this case He and She both have incredible endurance.
Their names are Erin and Chris Ratay. In 1999 they quite their job, sold all of their possessions, and climbed aboard two BMW motorcycles for a journey around the world that would take them four years to complete.
This is Part 2 of their story as they travel through Africa, India and Asia.
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You can see complete details of their journey including photos, ride reports, and even financial costs on their web site at www.ultimatejourney.com.
They spent just over $100,000.00 dollars, and had an adventure that would fill several lifetimes. In the process they set a new Guinness World Book of Records record for the longest trip on motorcycles by two partners.
How far did they ride?
Just over one hundred thousand miles, or (if you do the math) about .50 cents per mile per bike.
I recently had a chance to talk to them about their ultimate trip, and what type of endurance it took to travel the world on two wheels?
It’s easier than you might think. It just takes a lot of courage, and a lot of belief in the goodness of human nature.
Oh yes...it also takes a good deal of faith in the three day rule.
What’s the three day rule?
You’ll just have to listen to find out.
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