Capetown was finally starting to feel within arm’s (or in the case leg’s) reach. Adi and Fabian had only 4000 out of 35000 kilometres left to cycle and after almost two years on the road there was nothing that could stop them from reaching their goal. Except a global pandemic. With close to no notice, the unscheduled life of wilderness…
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[EN] Cycling Cape 2 Cape: The Africa of Kings & Kings
29000km is a lot of kilometres but that’s exactly what the legs of steel of Adi & Fabian have cycled in the past year and half. Their journey is now reaching its final stages with only three countries to go: Angola, Namibia and South Africa, but that’s the future. Today we will go through the Africa of Kings and…
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[EN] Cycling Cape 2 Cape: Into the heart of Africa
I think it’s safe to say that these guys have super powers. By now they are sort of a “Malariamen” who have survived the virus at least four or five times and, somehow, managed to keep cycling through some of the least developed countries in the world where roads are practically mud. Since we last met – and I apologize…
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[EN] Cycling Cape 2 Cape: The beginning of Africa and loads of desert
We have reached the point where two Swiss guys are more tanned than me. It’s sad, but it’s true. Anyway, there are more important things to talk about! Adi and Fabian have spent their Christmas and New Year’s in some very deserted lands and they are now close to have completed half of their kilometres goal (32 000). The past…
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[EN] Cycling Cape2Cape: The End of the European Tour
And just like that, the European leg of Adi & Fabian’s cycling adventure is over. They crossed 12 counties, cycled 12 000 (!!!) kilometres and got a brilliant cycling tan. Eight months of different roads, landscapes and cultures. Still, it was Europe. The real adventure starts now, in Africa, the wildest continent in the world, where basically everything can happen.…
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[EN] Cycling Cape 2 Cape: The UK and Ireland Tour
It’s hard to believe that more five months have passed since Adi and Fabian started their cycling journey. I have managed to see them twice already during their trip, both times in the UK, and had the opportunity to catch up a bit with them and learn about their stories. However, everything is better when shared and here’s this post…
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[EN] A trip of a lifetime: a bike journey from Cape 2 Cape
One of my favourite things about traveling is the amazing people I meet. They have the most extraordinary life stories to tell and better: they are hungry for more. So they will keep going to new places, discovering new ways of connecting to people and live more. One of these awesome people I’ve met is Adi. We met in Borneo…