Shortly after recovering from mental illness and one week before radical surgery to remove his cancerous prostate, bowel and bladder, Chris Livett rode in the 2017 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.
“Stronger” is Chris’ story of using his experiences with mental illness to cope with and move forward from his cancer diagnosis.
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On Sunday September 30th 2018, over 120,000 distinguished gentlefolk in over 650 cities worldwide will don their cravats, tustle their ties, press their tweed, and sit astride their classic and vintage styled motorcycles to raise funds and awareness for men’s health, specifically prostate cancer and men’s mental health.
If Chris’ story resonates with you, reach out and talk, ask, listen. For further information and services supporting mental health and suicide prevention, visit
Register now to take part in your nearest Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride event on Sunday September 24th upon your classic & and vintage styled motorcycle, or make a donation at
Or sponsor Chris in his 2018 DGR ride: www.gentlemansride.com/rider/ChrisLivett
Film developed and produced by Cam Elkins from Stories of Bike
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Thanks for sharing!!!!
wow, an amazing guy and family
You're a true inspiration and hero Chris…..
Chris,i lost my mum this year to senile dementia so i know the pain you felt ,your battle with cancer ,your wife and family will help to win your battle ,but together all men and women can help to win this war ,take care brother take care
Thanks for sharing.
Such an emotional story. Thank you for sharing.
Blimey. I just signed up for The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride for the first time, [its tomorrow] and spent some time on YouTube to learn more. Wow, this is deep and so engaging. Was not planning on crying at 7am in the morning. Thanks for bringing this to the world!
That weight should have NEVER been put on those children. Sorry but NO.
Respect ✊🏼 Brother ✊🏼
What a story !! congratulations for the strength and courage Chris! I confirm that the practice of motorcycling helps a lot in the daily balance