They uploaded it to YouTube so it's easy to access. I don't really feel like it is well made or super relevant. They don't talk about Tour de France or bike riding. Rather they focus on this ride they are on which makes it look small and unimportant. They could have compared times to the professional riders or explained how the route was planned and how hard it is for just regular riders who don't train daily.
Largely we just have interviews about mental illness because the trip is arranged to support this. Not sure what the logic is as the cost for them is way higher than anything left over going to any charity. But this sort of charity stuff is quite common as a reason for doing fun activities. It just feels weird in a documentary as we do understand this is quite costly and a vacation for them.
Overall this is very dull. It doesn't tell a clear or important story and it doesn't give you any new info. Unfortunately quite bad. I can't recommend this unless you know one of the regular people involved and just want to see them on a boring ride.
Largely we just have interviews about mental illness because the trip is arranged to support this. Not sure what the logic is as the cost for them is way higher than anything left over going to any charity. But this sort of charity stuff is quite common as a reason for doing fun activities. It just feels weird in a documentary as we do understand this is quite costly and a vacation for them.
Overall this is very dull. It doesn't tell a clear or important story and it doesn't give you any new info. Unfortunately quite bad. I can't recommend this unless you know one of the regular people involved and just want to see them on a boring ride.
