


Our Route
100% of the Money Raised Benefited Pulmonary Fibrosis
In 2019, our father was diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, a devastating condition in which the lungs become scarred and breathing becomes increasingly difficult. Unfortunately, there is no cure for this disease. However, early detection brings hope to those affected by it.
With roots tracing back to 910 in Iceland, our family has a deep connection to this land. So, we decided to embark on a journey to bring visibility to this disease, raise money for research, and do something epic to remind people to live life to the fullest.
Our journey will take us along the edge of Iceland, tracing a route filled with unpredictable weather and diverse terrain - from two-lane roads to aggressive enduro trails - on underpowered scooters.
To learn more about our mission or ways to contribute, don't hesitate to reach out to us.
What is Pulmonary Fibrosis?


Our Scooters
Here are our scooters.

Christian's Scooter
2022 Honda ADV 150
Modifications:
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Cardo PackTalk Edge communication
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Rigid cube lights
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Front led low running lights
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Yoshimura LED 4-way tail lights
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Yoshimura rear fender eliminator
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Mirror extenders
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ST2 blinking rear brake module
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Aftermarket front windscreen
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Aluminum radiator cover
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Gerbing heated gear
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Heated hand grips
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Barkbuster Storm carbon fiber hand protection
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Ram mount phone system
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Tire pressure management system
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Supreme Aux fuel bottle
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S23 Variator Kit
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Splash Guard Mud Hugger Fender
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Garmin Zumo XT
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Garmin InReach Mini
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Front Disk Brake Protector Pad
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Asahi Long Screen from WeBike
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YSS Adjustable Rear Shock Absorbers
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YSS Front Fork Springs

John's Scooter
2022 Honda ADV 150
Modifications:
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Front and side crash bars
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Mirror extenders
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Corbin seat
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Cardo PackTalk Edge communication
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Shad case system
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Barkbuster Storm hand protection
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ST2 blinking rear brake module
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ST2 turn signal module
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Aux fuel bottle
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Ram mount phone system
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Gerbing Heated Gear
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Yoshimura LED 4-way tail lights
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Aftermarket front windscreen
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Rigid cube lights


Thank You, Jason from Group 2 Automotive
ScooterIceland.org extends a heartfelt thank you to Jason from Group 2 Automotive for his outstanding professionalism and expertise in preparing my scooter for the challenging terrains of Iceland. Jason's exceptional mechanical skills and thoughtful guidance regarding suspension adjustments have been instrumental in ensuring our safety during this important fundraiser for Pulmonary Fibrosis. We are deeply grateful for Jason's invaluable contributions and unwavering dedication to making ScooterIceland a success.

Safety First
Thank you Brook and Ann of Naples Motorcycle Riding School for educating John on advanced riding safety techniques. Three days of preparation for ScooterIceland.org.

Shakedown
Christian recently completed a 530-mile test run around the Olympic Peninsula, and through the rainforest, and it was an amazing experience. Despite encountering both sun and heavy rain, he persevered and learned a lot about what gear to take on his upcoming trip to Iceland. Christian found that having the right set of gear can make all the difference in difficult weather conditions.
ScooterIceland.org Team

Scooter Pilot and Trip Organizer
Christian Johanneson

Scooter Pilot
John Johanneson

Chase van driver, safety captain, deliverer of stuff from Reykjavik to Akureyri
Susan Johanneson

Spiritual guide
Mary Miller (Johanneson)

Documentary producer, fundraising
Joel Johanneson

Favorite photo of our dad and trip inspiration
Gerald Johanneson

Supporter and generous giver of advice
Gayle Johanneson

In-van comedian from Akureyri to Reykjavik
Katie Ables

Chase van driver and calming force from Akureyri to Reykjavik
David Johanneson

Drone pilot from Reykjavik to Akureyri
J. Forest Johanneson

Navigator and good energy provider from Reykjavik to Akureyri
Summer Johanneson

Social media leader and giver of enthusiasm
Jackie Johanneson

Musical score and Iceland fact checker.
Finn Johanneson

Resident engineer and all-around good times.
Jill Jenkins

Family Historian
Steven Johanneson


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