Dmytro Gudimov

As Long as I Ride — We Are Still Holding the Line

If I do take part in the ride on May 18th, it will be first and foremost in honor of those who gave their lives and health for Ukraine.

This day is not just about a stylish ride or an annual tradition. It is proof that we are still standing. Still fighting. Still on our land.

I will ride—not merely for the sake of dignity, gentlemanly values, or to support a global initiative. I will ride in memory of those who cannot. For those who stood their ground and destroyed the invaders so that we might have a future. For all our defenders who look death in the eye each day to secure tomorrow.

And I will ride to remind the free world—especially Europe, which still slumbers—that their turn may come if evil is not stopped. This ride is not only a symbol of unity. It is a signal: We are holding the line. But we await the world’s true support to stop the russian murderers and looters.

This is not merely a ride.

This is a statement.