Pedalling for Parkinson's

The Tour Divide is a 4,400km solo, unsupported mountain bike race from Banff, Alberta, Canda to Anterlope Wells on the Mexican Border. There are no compulsory or planned sleeping spots - each rider in the event rides until they stop each day, with the winners making the journey in 13 or 14 days; while mere mortals take double that time, or more. It crosses the Continental Divide of North America many, many times with approximately 60,000 m of climbing.

You can track my progress here from the 14th of June:

https://trackleaders.com/tourdivide24f.php

My parents gifted me a love of the outdoors. With my own father living daily with Parkinson's (alongside so many other NZrs) I want to honour the gift my parents gave me, and give to a charity that has helped our family so much. I have set a target of $1 raised for each km pedalled - I'd love it if you could help me achieve this. I'll be posting updates of this ride on my personal facebook page if you want to see more.