Certified by Guinness World Records, the Spaniard rode the distance between Los Angeles and New York non-stop.
To minimize binding and physical fatigue, Cervantes would even use his left hand to throttle the bike, giving the right side of his body a rest. After all, it's hard enough to stay awake for 24 hours straight without riding a motorcycle at over 100 mph.
This record was not broken alone, of course. In order to ensure that the fueling, timing, and energy needs of Cervantes were met, Triumph had a team set up to track his progress."I am truly humbled to have witnessed Iván Cervantes's awe-inspiring achievement of setting the Guinness World Records title for the greatest distance on a motorcycle in 24 hours . Iván's unwavering dedication and Triumph's support embody the values we hold dear at Guinness World Records.
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