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Glen Heggstad

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Glen Heggstad (born 24 May 1952) is an author and adventure motorcycle rider from Palm Springs, California.
Biography
Heggstad was a member of the Hells Angels motorcycle club.
Heggstad left California on October 1, 2001, riding a Kawasaki KLR650, planning to ride to the tip of South America. He was kidnapped riding through Colombia by National Liberation Army (ELN) rebels on November 6, 2001. He was released on December 8, 2001 and refused a ticket home, arranging for a new motorcycle instead. His ordeal was documented in an episode of the National Geographic Channel series Locked Up Abroad. Sticking to his original plan, he continued his ride to Patagonia and back home to California. He has since written a book about his experience titled Two Wheels Through Terror.


Comments (5)
1. 18-07-2009 10:40
 
Glen is also a Black Belt master in several martial arts and won many grand national titles.! Hells Angel, Martial Arts Master...must be the baddest man alive!!
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2. 20-07-2009 23:54
 
"I am going go marry that man."
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3. 13-01-2011 14:59
 
I was mesmerizied by Glen. His quiet strength. His solid masculinity. Yet a very decent gentleman. He finsihed the trip and claimed victory over his kidnappers, the message he gave to me was "Don't let people's hatred win or beat you" I have love for you Glen. And that's that. And thank you.
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4. 19-04-2011 22:30
 
I just warched your ride through mexico and south america. you are a brave man. all of your training sure did help you stay alive when you were captured. My heart & prayers go out to you in every adventure you do. You rock. Keep riding. May God Keep you Safe.
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5. 12-06-2011 03:45
 
Half way thru, One More Day Everywhere, Like the way he discribes the countries and the women. Nepal seems tobe the best country so far. I'll not be going to afew he mentioned, Russia, Turkey
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