Tour de States - a cross-country bike trip benefitting the American Cancer Society

“I want to ride a bike across the country.”

When Skyler Kern told his friends about his goal, they laughed in his face. He couldn’t help but laugh a little himself. After all, it was a hurdle that couldn’t be cleared without a great deal of physical, emotional, and psychological strain. His optimism was met with replies of “You’re kidding, right?” and “You’re going to die.” But for Skyler, their skepticism only warmed the bike seat.

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Posted by Cory on Feb 24, 2010

A Taste of What Happened, and What's to Come

I'm currently working on a trailer for the documentary, which I'm told may be shown at Relay in a month. To give you all a taste, here's a short version:

Tour de States Teaser from Tour de States on Vimeo.

Enjoy!

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Age: 19, Hometown: Leesburg, FL, Major: Philosophy
Skyler Kern is out to prove that adventures still exist. In the search to do something epic, he came up with the idea of biking across America.

What's an interesting fact about you?
Towering over my parents, I am the tallest person in my family. I am 5'5.

What do you expect the greatest challenge to be?
I hear I may be destroyed by an 18-wheeler while riding through Texas.

Who is a personal hero of yours?
My grandfather. He took nothing and made it into something. The world claims that's not possible.

What is your biggest fear?
Taking advantage of what I've been given.

Find Skyler on Facebook...

Everyone at Theatre Strike Force
Rodney Jr. and Sr. at Newman's Auto Air
Paul Wales at Atlas Screen Printing

Francisco Birk
The Cherokee Motel in Blountstown, FL
Mr. and Mrs. Brickey

J, M, J, & J at Locomotion in Winter Park, FL

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