Comedian crosses America with miniature bike and massive dream: 'Took 80 days'

A California comedian became the first known person to ride a bike from the shore in the US in a 20 -inch BMX.

Sebastian Fowler 31 -year -old turned 3,333 miles from San Diego to New York in just 80 days, and shifted a pair of support, training and a pair of minibuses. The biggest goal is: “Collect enough money to buy 100 BMX bikes for inadequate children and young people who can use BMX well.”

“I believe that I am the first to do this in the United States.” He said.

The woman was afraid of dogs, then she started to trekking all over the world with the new son.

“It took 80 days to go to New York by BMX bike from San Diego.”

It turns out that it is a very personal reason to choose the travel method.

After losing his father, drummer John Fowler said, BMX As a young teenager, BMX was an escape for him, he said – a way to deal with grief and difficulties.

He said, “I’ve been taking the BMX since I was five or six.” “I was adopted as a young man who lost a parent. My mother had no money and she was looking at four children on her own.”

So Fowler collected donations for children who could not meet them to collect $ 30,000 to buy 100 bicycles.

“I just wanted to help some children, because I was once that child,” he said.

According to SWNs, Fowler, known as “Seaabass” to friends and fans, sets out with a hammock, sleeping bag, ax, knife and a short baseball stick, including 60 kilos of 60 pounds of gear wrapped in the frame – the second, according to the SWNs, the SWNs will help to deal with 45 dogs.

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He slept wherever he could: Behind Dumpsters, in the flash tunnels, in the open desert. As the SWNs pointed out, “I don’t follow, I didn’t have a friend – I just think with my thoughts and little bike,” he said.

Fowler, who lives in California, Ocean Beach, thought that he would turn his tiring journey into a stand-up tour, as well as collecting money for children.

Throughout the route, the popular Netflix Stand-up series, hosted by Tony Hincliffe and Brian Redban, took the stage in six cities that resulted in a performance.

“Then I lasted 70 miles the next day and went to the world’s biggest comedy show,” he finally appeared on the stage in Texas Austin – here he met the guest Joe Rogan.

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Swns reported that it was followed by mountain lions on the way to a dark Texas on the previous night.

“I called the police for the first time,” Fowler said.

A officer told him to calm the risk of heart rate or the risk of being seen as prey-and an officer finally left him to 7-Eleven and spent the night behind a dump.

“I made very little preparation. I put my bike around the city on the city, SW Swns said.

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“Actually, when it started, ‘good God, what did I get into myself?”

But over time, he found his rhythm, he said, at the beginning of 45 miles per day and finally pushed 65.

“There were moments of struggle, but I’m very happy to persist,” Fowler told Swns.

“I mean, what am I going to do?

Fowler finished his journey in May by visiting his father’s grave in Connecticut before flying to San Diego.

“I felt like my father was flying on my shoulder and keeps me safe on my trip,” he said.

He has collected over $ 9,000 for children who need bicycles to date.

He wrote on the donation collection page, “Although I go back to San Diego, the fight is far from ending!

“This reminds me of a quotation that my father often uses:” It’s a little long way! ” Thank you very much!”