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Great video!!!! Headed there soon and thanks to you just learned about the Guidealong app!!! Super excited to try it out with the fam! Thanks!!

I havenʻt watch the full video yet because I have to go to work, but want to comment now to say "mahalo" for visiting Maui in 2024. Iʻd be back later to comment more.

The black fish at Molokini are called PUKE fish, by locals, for obvious reasons. They eat well out there. Ugh!

Great video. You captured Maui perfectly. I just got back a few months ago and need to go back asap.

Best wishes from New Zealand. I am intending to do my first ride which will be around 100 k's but I will stay in a cabin this time. Thanks to your video I am inspired to get started when the days get longer. Thanks and rde safe.

Lovely trip! We just went recently as well. Looks like you had a great time!

Well done, your video.

i just started riding in westerville!

Don't worry. Everyone takes too much the first time.

This is great I want to do the same thing some day soon

Thanks for the video man!

Correction: we flew into Denver from Columbus. Confusing as we were in 5 different airports on this trip.

Wow. I’m sure the video did not do that view justice but was still amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool! I am a 57 year old woman and I want to start bike touring

Thanks for the video! Did you have to have any 'interactions' with the kids or did you just keep to yourself?

Great video! Thanks for sharing your adventure. Made me nostalgic. I used to live in the Columbus area in Grove City and my wife and I would ride Camp Chase towards London all the time.

I've been planning the exact same trip (Columbus to London) as a trial run. If I feel up to it, I might push another 30 miles to Yellow Spring. We'll see how it goes. What tent did you use?

Thanks for the great video, I understand the nervousness but great job to push through it and complete the trip! Add another accomplishment to your resume!

The majority of the Columbus area is geofenced. I’m less than 5 miles from the airport. I’d have to travel 30 minutes to fly a drone.

Hello Andrew and thank you for your video. As a teen I camped out in the bush of Alaska under a tarp lean-to and was scared shitless. Subsequent trips were less fearful. Keep up and thanks for the video.

I loved seeing this. It was nice to see how honest you were about being a bit anxious, and yet you did it anyway! Nice.

That’s a beautiful trail system , so lucky to have that in your area. And Casey’s an even bigger plus 😜. Nice video Andrew Ryan

Congrats on your ride!

Nice little first adventure, keep pedaling my friend.

I had this night my first overnight bike trip. I am 40 and female. Was much of fun. Greetings from Germany.,

Almost my exact ride last Monday evening. I'm over in Royal Manor and do that loop when time is a crunch. Perhaps I will see you out there sometime.

thanks for sharing, it was super smooth video and very amazing photage you made, keep it up and greetings all the way back from Morocco

Greeting from Switzerland. Well done on your first outing, now that you know how it works, keep it up.

Congratulations. Don't worry it will get easier once you do it a few more times and you'll be more efficient each trip. Doing bike trips will also help you to evaluate your gears, what you'll keep and what you'll upgrade. You'll also carry less things because you'll be sick of being on a heavier bike lol.

Once you're on the road you'll notice a feeling of freedom. Leaving hesitance behind while accepting you might have forgotten something. Just go. You'll love it.

What bike are you riding

Loved it!

great stuff heading out on my first trip on the 20-04 also feeling bit nervous

Great capture of “totality” !! I live near Lake Erie and Erie, Pa and we also had an amazing experience.

Incredible video from start to finish. In answer to your question, your video expressed perfectly what you saw. I wasn’t there, but this was certainly the next best thing. You clearly had an amazing experience. Please keep the videos coming.

Lovely trip and thanks for taking us along for the ride. London is looking a lot smaller and cleaner than I remember (sorry, just British humour). All the best for your RUclips videos😀

Great job!

As we say Andrew, nobody starts out a legend. Everybody has to do a first trip. Looks like you pushed your comfort zone and found your groove. We're all proud of you as we all started out as first timers right there with you. Keep riding, keep learning, and I'll see you Out There on my 600x!

How far do you ride each time?

nice video, nice music, nice trip. Wish I could have the time to do what I love like you guys do. But right now I'm surrounded by work.

Well done! More videos please!

Nice one... Ride safe always...

No one knows you're nervous but you 😊

prepping to do my own first ever bike-packing trip in the next few months; it'll be somewhere along the C&O Canal Tow-path

It's like I was there. Good video. It looks like Sydney had fun.

Great job. I remember my first overnighter. Since my first overnighter, I have done others. Mostly 3 day 2 night. I would carry my camping gear. I still do touring. I now live in Washington State. Originally from Madison, Indiana. Most of my overnighters were in southeast Indiana and in Southwest Ohio. In May I will be moving back to Madison with plans to ride the Ohio - Erie route. Riding up to my brother's home in Lorain, Ohio. I can't wait. Maybe I will see you on the trail when I ride through Columbus area? I'm looking forward to your next video.

I just did my first overnight bike packing trip too !! I retired last year and spent the fall and winter getting all my gear in order. I drove to Rochester, NY and rode the Erie Canalway trail west and camped at one of the mowed pull off areas (no facilities) along the trail for one night and rode back the next day. I learned I needed to bring ear plugs for next time as the geese there honked all night !! I have camping reservations in early June along Pine Creek Trail in Pennsylvania and will probably do the Armstrong Trail and Redbank Valley Trail in May. Happy Trails !!

Bike touring is addictive, I brought a trunk bag when I rode the trans am, and ended up ditching it so I could load my tent and dry bag horizontally across my rear rack and panniers, I stopped breaking spokes when I did that. Cool vid thanks for bringing us along on your first trip of what I assume will be many!

Great to start out at a dedicated campsite, next step stealth camping? I remember my first stealthy one, every rustle in the bushes was a potential axe murderer!! Alas, it was just nature doing it's thing. Looking forward to seeing your next one, keep pedaling ;-)

So.... A simple out and back for your first. Good start. Thanks for sharing this with us