Sheldyn Ryder

06/04/2026

The new video is live! I rode my Kawasaki Versys-X 300 from the Atlantic Ocean in North Carolina to the Pacific Ocean in California, with a stop at the Gulf Coast along the way. Check out the full coast-to-coast adventure and see how the little 300 handled thousands of miles across America!

I rode my Kawasaki Versys-X 300 across America, starting at the Atl...

05/18/2026

I think it's safe to say I had a pretty busy last week! 😅

Things may slow down around here for a few weeks while I edit my latest ride, but trust me, this one was worth it. Check out the map below... what an adventure!

05/09/2026

Ripping the Honda XR150L. This thing may only be a 150, but it refuses to be boring.

05/07/2026

The XR150L might be one of the most fun motorcycles you can buy for the money. Simple, lightweight, fuel-efficient, and way more capable off-road than people expect.

I put together 5 reasons why I think the XR150L is such a great bike 👇

https://youtu.be/yRUxIw845nI

05/06/2026

I’m setting off on a 7,000 mile cross country ride through 23 states.
Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific all in one run.
Starts Saturday 05/09.
Track it live:
https://spotwalla.com/trip/199b-11c848199-e719/view

05/05/2026

Riding along feeling good… then the slimy creek reminded me real quick. Took a decent spill and honestly I should’ve known better by now. These crossings look easy until they’re not. My buddy wasn’t safe either 😅

05/02/2026

Turns out you don’t need tools for a muffler delete… just one creek crossing 🤦‍♂️

04/30/2026

Last weekend’s group ride was an absolute blast. We had a great turnout, some wild moments, and a lot of laughs along the way. Really appreciate everyone who came out and made it such a good time. If you are in the Midwest, consider following the page to hear about the next one.

1 comment. "Taking my Versys-X 300 on a Group Ride"

04/30/2026

Looking back at this footage feels surreal. This was nearly 8 years ago… my first real long-distance motorcycle trip to Colorado on my KLR 650.

I remember riding about 500 miles that day and collapsing in the hotel room after. Completely drained, but it was earned.

What stands out most is how clearly I still remember it. That first trip leaves a mark. It’s hard to replicate that feeling once you’ve experienced it.

Also, the audio and video skills have come a long way since then.

But this was the beginning. And that’s what makes it worth going back to.