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So far, Boyd has biked across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and India through rain, sleet, and snow, across highways and over mountains. Riding over 100 miles every day, the lit Lance Armstrong said he would stopped every 20 miles or so to break out his trusty vape, allowing him to stay high the entire journey. “The idea for my cycling around the world adventure came to me one night, but there wasn’t much on the internet about vaping and exercise. There is a negative perception about people who use cannabis, compared to those who use alcohol. But alcohol is more harmful – there’s an imbalance there. I’m perfectly lucid and safe when I ride; [marijuana] just helps me eat up the miles.”
Along the way, Boyd said he encountered countless other potheads – in locations as disparate as Siberia and Nepal – who joined him for impromptu smoke sessions. With his beloved bike by his side, Boyd has no plans of slowing down anytime soon.
Dissuaded from a Middle East tour because of their harsh cannabis laws, Boyd’s is already planning his next indica ironman. This time he wants to take advantage of North America’s green rush, and plans to embark on a pan-American trek across the U.S. and Canada that he says would take anywhere from 18-20 months. For the impending adventure, the biking-obsessed Brit will seek out sponsors to make his ride a little smoother. With or without funding Boyd will keep pedalling and keep puffing.
“There are no limits to my daily amounts – of weed or distance,” Boyd said.
