In March 2009 two of us will ride overland around the world on motorbikes. Beginning in Sydney Australia, the route takes in South East Asia, Japan, Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Eastern Europe. Then on to Canada and the USA, down through Central and South America, Antarctica and home via NZ.  » view route

RideRightRound is a unique global community based project, using the challenges of adventure travel to create a reason to talk about men's health. We are working with local men’s health groups and organisations across the world to raise awareness amongst all men and their families.

“We want men to see that it is crucial to be proactive about their health in a way that women have been doing for years.”

How is riding a motorbike around the world going to support prostate cancer?

For a cause to get enough money to work effectively toward a cure or breakthrough, it has to be popular, in the news, on peoples list. So being realistic, we are not expecting to raise the millions of dollars needed for research into a cure and run support programs. What we are hoping to do is to contribute towards the search for a cure, and support programs, all the while giving organisations, media and the public a reason to talk about prostate cancer, to demonstrate the lengths one person is prepared to go to get it on the agenda. It's a proactive way to support men's issues.

Supporting local prostate cancer research and support groups, we will give presentations en route on prostate cancer, travel and the trip, motorbike adventuring or whatever suits the audience, and the local organisation uses it as an opportunity to get it's message into the local community.  Bringing a global message to the local community.

Prostate Cancer Support & Donations
The RideRightRound will act as a physical representation of the worldwide nature of prostate cancer. We are working with prostate cancer organisations in local communities worldwide, who can give further information and support, and where you can make a donations that will benefit your local community.

Taking a Break in Bali Monday, June 1st, 2009 [04:23:29 PM] posted by Todd Barry After leeaving Dili (Timor Leste) we headed for Bali, a 4 day ride with 4 ferry trips. The ride through Indonesia was tiring with windy roads and speeding trucks, busses and motorbikes often on the wrong side of the road, a 200km journey takes around 5 hours as the average speed you can travel at is around 40km/h most of the time with a few sections of good straight road where you can get up to 80km/h. We did the hard yards from Labuhanbajo where after a night in a cheep hotel 80,000rp (less than $10 AUD) for 2. We got up early and headed down to the ferry terminal and caught the first of 3 ferries in succession that would eventually get us tired and sleepless to Bali in 2 days.

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We need your help!
The RideRightRound is a community based awareness project to advance awareness of prostate cancer and men's health. Your support will show that prostate cancer and men's health are genuine concerns for communities across the globe. What may be just a little thing to you will be a major help to the project.