“In our darkest moments we must strive for the greatness that lies deep within. There is no one else who can find your courage for you. It has always been there, just brush away the obstacles and allow yourself to trust the only one who can truly help you, and that my boy, is you, and you alone.”

The Palendrone was a cycling race for men, and though it’s no longer an annual event, it produced an era of legends; men who were committed to grueling 48 hour rides that would not only test their physical limits, but their mental capacity as well.

Today, a legend in his own mind, Robert Jenu, is a cyclist that complains about, yet looks forward to shaming, those he labels as Weekend Warriors; cyclists who come out on their expensive bikes once a week and think they’re serious about the sport.

Petrov Peleton, A true cycling legend that is hiding from his past, reluctantly befriends Robert and uses him to escape the place he believes children send their parents to die; a nursing home.

The universe has a strange way of working as the lives of these two men become entwined. One man will gain his freedom and the other will gain his self respect. Each man, fighting his personal demon, must move forward to conquer their past, in order to live freely in their future.