Forge The Ride

Forge The Ride Forge the Ride celebrates the freedom of two wheels. We share scenic routes, test gear, and spotlight the beauty of the road.

Built by riders, for riders — it’s more than miles, it’s moments.

This dude is amazing. I could never afford the time or balls to do this.
08/31/2026

This dude is amazing. I could never afford the time or balls to do this.

🏆 72 DAYS. 72,534 MILES. ONE INCREDIBLE RECORD. 🏍️🔥

World Record 1 of 4 — presented by Atlas World Records

Vroom Old Man (Patrick J. Cornell) has officially been recognized by Atlas World Records for an extraordinary motorcycle endurance achievement: riding at least 1,000 miles every single day for 72 consecutive days.

📍 47 contiguous U.S. states
🏍️ 72 consecutive days
🛣️ 72,534 independently corrected miles
⏱️ 1,000+ miles — EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

But this ride was about more than setting a record.

❤️ It was a ride for a cause — to raise awareness for Myotonic Dystrophy and help shine a light on those living with this rare and challenging disease.

Every mile carried a purpose. Every day represented determination, endurance, and a commitment to bringing greater awareness to Myotonic Dystrophy.

And this wasn’t based on a simple honor system. The achievement underwent extensive documentation and review, including GPS tracking, odometer data, route records, photos, logs, receipts, and independent endurance certifications.

The journey ultimately came to an unexpected end on Day 73 following a broken rim and accident that resulted in a broken collarbone.

But 72 days of maintaining a 1,000+ mile daily pace is an accomplishment that speaks for itself.

72 days. 72,534 miles. 47 states. One incredible journey — ridden for a purpose bigger than the record. 🇺🇸🏍️💪❤️

For the full story scan the QR code or visit Atlas World Record (link provided)

please consider donating to the Myotonic Dystrophy Foundation:
https://give.myotonic.org/fundraiser/6324796










https://www.atlasworldrecords.com/archives/20426075

The next Forge The Ride is almost here.10 days. ~3,400 miles. Georgia → Colorado → Georgia.Four Corners, Mesa Verde, Liz...
08/29/2026

The next Forge The Ride is almost here.

10 days. ~3,400 miles. Georgia → Colorado → Georgia.

Four Corners, Mesa Verde, Lizard Head Pass, Telluride, CO-141, Black Canyon, Ouray, Million Dollar Highway, Silverton, Wolf Creek Pass and Great Sand Dunes.

Some bucket-list roads, a lot of history, and a whole lot of miles between here and there.

September 19. Ready to get rolling.

The next Forge The Ride ride is almost here.Ten days. Roughly 3,400 miles. Georgia to Colorado and back.I’ve been workin...
08/29/2026

The next Forge The Ride ride is almost here.

Ten days. Roughly 3,400 miles. Georgia to Colorado and back.

I’ve been working on this route for a while, and it’s finally coming together.

Four Corners. Mesa Verde. Lizard Head Pass. Telluride. CO-141. Black Canyon. Ouray. Million Dollar Highway. Silverton. Wolf Creek Pass. Great Sand Dunes — with a whole lot of road in between.

Some of these roads have been on my list for years. I’ve also been digging into the history behind a lot of them — old mining and toll roads, abandoned uranium towns, railroad history and some pretty interesting stories about why these roads and towns are here in the first place.

September 19. Can’t wait to get rolling.

08/15/2026

The man behind the shop. If you haven’t already, check them out.

08/03/2026

If you’ve never watched King of the Baggers…

You’re missing out.

620+ lb touring motorcycles being ridden like they’re Superbikes is something every motorcycle fan should experience. The level of talent these riders have is unreal, and Mid-Ohio put on an incredible show this weekend.

Whether you’re Team Harley, Team Indian, or just love motorcycles, this series is worth watching.

If you’ve got the MotoAmerica app, go watch the Mid-Ohio races. If not, check out the official highlights—they’re guaranteed to make you appreciate what these riders can do on machines most people think are only meant for touring.

Who’s your pick this season?
🏁 Harley or Indian?



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Colorado is calling.Every great ride starts long before the kickstand comes up.It starts with a map.A plan.A packed bike...
07/26/2026

Colorado is calling.

Every great ride starts long before the kickstand comes up.

It starts with a map.
A plan.
A packed bike.
And the anticipation of roads you’ve dreamed about riding for years.

In a few weeks, Forge The Ride heads west to take on some of Colorado’s most legendary roads and unforgettable towns.

🏍️ Million Dollar Highway
🏔️ Ouray
⛏️ Silverton
🌄 Lizard Head Pass
🌲 Wolf Creek Pass
🏛️ Mesa Verde

The miles are only part of the story.

There will be incredible roads, unforgettable scenery, great people, local shops, and hopefully a few unexpected moments along the way.

Colorado… it’s almost time.

— Scott
Forge The Ride

Found Tricky Dick wearing my hat!! 😂🤣“If you take no risks, you will suffer no defeats. But if you take no risks, you wi...
07/20/2026

Found Tricky Dick wearing my hat!! 😂🤣

“If you take no risks, you will suffer no defeats. But if you take no risks, you win no victories.”
— Richard Nixon

07/14/2026

Over the last few years, two wheels have taken me to some incredible places.

The mountain roads, the coastlines, and the scenery are unforgettable. But the part I never expected to appreciate most was everything in between—the people, the small towns, the local shops, and the stories you only find when you slow down and take the long way.

Every trip reminds me that the destination is only part of the journey.

Here’s to the miles behind us… and the ones still waiting ahead.

Twist the Throttle. Forge the Ride.

07/12/2026

I let Ceeze # choose the design and waited until the reveal to see it.

Then he shared why he chose an English bulldog, and it gave the tattoo a whole different meaning.

Appreciate you sharing Zuko’s story, brother.




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