Thursday, January 14, 2010

WT CYCLING: Tim Travis, Podcast with DOWNTHEROAD.ORG

Downtheroad.org in South America: Here's Tim & Cindie Travis on earlier adventures!

Being a cyclist and activist for adventure cycling has one advantage: you meet people who love to experience life on the road. Meet Tim & Cindie Travis, the traveling two! Tim & Cindie decided in 2002 to leave their offices (or classrooms) and travel the world through adventure bicycle touring fueled by their self-supported, sponsorship-driven website & creative self-publishing which all service the inspiring bicycle World Touring (WT) community.

More information is now available in the (audio link:)KOREAN-WORLD PODCAST

This pilot interview is an opportunity of speaking to Tim about their equipment choices; sharing their best moments on expedition; and uncover their plans for the next 7 years of their adventure-cycling World Tour and more about their upcoming book & new adventures in India (March 2010-). I would like to take this opportunity to thank Tim Travis, Adventure World Cyclist for taking a moment to speak with me about world bicycle touring, something he & Cindie have been living since 2002!!! Amazing people with an incredible perspective on world touring.

They have now published two books, The Road That Has No End and Down The Road in South America to document their past adventures and provide illustration of the elements required to successfully participate in world touring. Their third book is being prepared for publishing.

Their website DOWNTHEROAD.ORG offers extensive information about their explorations and features links to many companies that supply the gear. These cyclists have transformed their lives from suburban Americans to International Explorers and they chose bicycles as their means of transportation and lifestyle.

WT CYCLING: Tim Travis, Podcast with DOWNTHEROAD.ORG

Downtheroad.org in South America: Here's Tim & Cindie Travis on earlier adventures!

Being a cyclist and activist for adventure cycling has one advantage: you meet people who love to experience life on the road. Meet Tim & Cindie Travis, the traveling two! Tim & Cindie decided in 2002 to leave their offices (or classrooms) and travel the world through adventure bicycle touring fueled by their self-supported, sponsorship-driven website & creative self-publishing which all service the inspiring bicycle World Touring (WT) community.

More information is now available in the (audio link:)KOREAN-WORLD PODCAST

This pilot interview is an opportunity of speaking to Tim about their equipment choices; sharing their best moments on expedition; and uncover their plans for the next 7 years of their adventure-cycling World Tour and more about their upcoming book & new adventures in India (March 2010-). I would like to take this opportunity to thank Tim Travis, Adventure World Cyclist for taking a moment to speak with me about world bicycle touring, something he & Cindie have been living since 2002!!! Amazing people with an incredible perspective on world touring.

They have now published two books, The Road That Has No End and Down The Road in South America to document their past adventures and provide illustration of the elements required to successfully participate in world touring. Their third book is being prepared for publishing.

Their website DOWNTHEROAD.ORG offers extensive information about their explorations and features links to many companies that supply the gear. These cyclists have transformed their lives from suburban Americans to International Explorers and they chose bicycles as their means of transportation and lifestyle.

WT CYCLING: Tim Travis, Podcast with DOWNTHEROAD.ORG

Downtheroad.org in South America: Here's Tim & Cindie Travis on earlier adventures!

Being a cyclist and activist for adventure cycling has one advantage: you meet people who love to experience life on the road. Meet Tim & Cindie Travis, the traveling two! Tim & Cindie decided in 2002 to leave their offices (or classrooms) and travel the world through adventure bicycle touring fueled by their self-supported, sponsorship-driven website & creative self-publishing which all service the inspiring bicycle World Touring (WT) community.

More information is now available in the (audio link:)KOREAN-WORLD PODCAST

This pilot interview is an opportunity of speaking to Tim about their equipment choices; sharing their best moments on expedition; and uncover their plans for the next 7 years of their adventure-cycling World Tour and more about their upcoming book & new adventures in India (March 2010-). I would like to take this opportunity to thank Tim Travis, Adventure World Cyclist for taking a moment to speak with me about world bicycle touring, something he & Cindie have been living since 2002!!! Amazing people with an incredible perspective on world touring.

They have now published two books, The Road That Has No End and Down The Road in South America to document their past adventures and provide illustration of the elements required to successfully participate in world touring. Their third book is being prepared for publishing.

Their website DOWNTHEROAD.ORG offers extensive information about their explorations and features links to many companies that supply the gear. These cyclists have transformed their lives from suburban Americans to International Explorers and they chose bicycles as their means of transportation and lifestyle.

WT CYCLING: Tim Travis, Podcast with DOWNTHEROAD.ORG

Downtheroad.org in South America: Here's Tim & Cindie Travis on earlier adventures!

Being a cyclist and activist for adventure cycling has one advantage: you meet people who love to experience life on the road. Meet Tim & Cindie Travis, the traveling two! Tim & Cindie decided in 2002 to leave their offices (or classrooms) and travel the world through adventure bicycle touring fueled by their self-supported, sponsorship-driven website & creative self-publishing which all service the inspiring bicycle World Touring (WT) community.

More information is now available in the (audio link:)KOREAN-WORLD PODCAST

This pilot interview is an opportunity of speaking to Tim about their equipment choices; sharing their best moments on expedition; and uncover their plans for the next 7 years of their adventure-cycling World Tour and more about their upcoming book & new adventures in India (March 2010-). I would like to take this opportunity to thank Tim Travis, Adventure World Cyclist for taking a moment to speak with me about world bicycle touring, something he & Cindie have been living since 2002!!! Amazing people with an incredible perspective on world touring.

They have now published two books, The Road That Has No End and Down The Road in South America to document their past adventures and provide illustration of the elements required to successfully participate in world touring. Their third book is being prepared for publishing.

Their website DOWNTHEROAD.ORG offers extensive information about their explorations and features links to many companies that supply the gear. These cyclists have transformed their lives from suburban Americans to International Explorers and they chose bicycles as their means of transportation and lifestyle.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Cycle Earth - Updates with Ahmed on Tour D'Afrique


Ahmed El Heity January 12 at 2:23am
Does the idea of competing on the Tour d’Afrique with bicycle racing enthusiasts of all ages and capabilities turn your crank? If yes, jump on your saddle and join the select group of riders from around the world who can say they have raced from Cairo to Cape Town!

The Tour d'Afrique is a 94-stage race broken up into 8 sections. It includes 22 rest days, 2 untimed stages, and 2 days of travel across Lake Nasser for a total of 120 days. The overall winner is the cyclist who achieves the lowest accumulated time.

THE TOUR D'AFRIQUE 2010 STARTS NEXT SATURDAY AT THE PYRAMIDS, CAIRO AT 7:00 AM
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سباق تور دي افريق أو طواف افريقيا

من اهم سباقات الدراجات التي تستضيفها جمهورية مصر العربية ، ويبدأ السباق من القاهرة الي كيب تاون بجنوب افريقيا ويقطع المتسابقون المسافة في حوالى 120 يوم

السباق سينطلق يوم السبت 16 يناير 2010 من الاهرامات الساعة الثامنة صباحا ولكن التجمع سيكون على الساعة السابعة وستقام احتفالية صغيرة قبل بدء السباق

سيكون اليوم الاول من الاهرامات وسيقومون بالتخييم قبل العين السخنة لمن يحب ان يشارك معهم في اليوم الاول

اما بالنسبة لفرق الهواة فسوف نتوجه يوم السبت الى الاهرامات للترحيب بهم و لحضور الاحتفالية في الصباح الساعة السابعة و السير مع السباق لمسافة حوالى 10 كيلومترات

على القادمين من الاسكندرية التنسيق مع احمد الحيطي من يوم الجمعة
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Benny Zenga's Trailer (Video) "Where Are You Go - Bicycle Expeditions: Tour D'Afrique"

Brian 브라이인 Perich January 12 at 6:55am
Hey Ahmed!
I really like the idea of this tour and the coverage it's receiving in
independent films and features...I think the route is good, but the cost isn't...

The Tour D'Afrique offers a great deal of support with bus caravans carrying gear and riders that are unable to continue, along with medical personnel to support tour health safety. Go down on this page and you'll notice the prices those tour organizers are demanding for the bus support and security...

Full Tour: Cairo to Cape Town Distance: 11884km Dates: Jan. 16 and May. 15 Price: €8,200

You can definitely ride from Cairo to Capetown without this tour organizer, but plan ahead, and definitely do it yourself ^_^ All the information is available through the internet. Google: touring from cairo to capetown. I know a few people who have, and a great example of a charity-based ride is Dan Harrison's "Better Life Cycle, London to Capetown, or Dan Martin, Extreme Adventurer that rode from Korea to Capetown, and whom is preparing for the first Global Triathlon. It definitely can be done! ^_^

Peace,

Brian Perich
http://korean-world.blogspot.com Cycling in Korea

Cycle Earth - Updates with Ahmed on Tour D'Afrique


Ahmed El Heity January 12 at 2:23am
Does the idea of competing on the Tour d’Afrique with bicycle racing enthusiasts of all ages and capabilities turn your crank? If yes, jump on your saddle and join the select group of riders from around the world who can say they have raced from Cairo to Cape Town!

The Tour d'Afrique is a 94-stage race broken up into 8 sections. It includes 22 rest days, 2 untimed stages, and 2 days of travel across Lake Nasser for a total of 120 days. The overall winner is the cyclist who achieves the lowest accumulated time.

THE TOUR D'AFRIQUE 2010 STARTS NEXT SATURDAY AT THE PYRAMIDS, CAIRO AT 7:00 AM
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سباق تور دي افريق أو طواف افريقيا

من اهم سباقات الدراجات التي تستضيفها جمهورية مصر العربية ، ويبدأ السباق من القاهرة الي كيب تاون بجنوب افريقيا ويقطع المتسابقون المسافة في حوالى 120 يوم

السباق سينطلق يوم السبت 16 يناير 2010 من الاهرامات الساعة الثامنة صباحا ولكن التجمع سيكون على الساعة السابعة وستقام احتفالية صغيرة قبل بدء السباق

سيكون اليوم الاول من الاهرامات وسيقومون بالتخييم قبل العين السخنة لمن يحب ان يشارك معهم في اليوم الاول

اما بالنسبة لفرق الهواة فسوف نتوجه يوم السبت الى الاهرامات للترحيب بهم و لحضور الاحتفالية في الصباح الساعة السابعة و السير مع السباق لمسافة حوالى 10 كيلومترات

على القادمين من الاسكندرية التنسيق مع احمد الحيطي من يوم الجمعة
0125745034

Benny Zenga's Trailer (Video) "Where Are You Go - Bicycle Expeditions: Tour D'Afrique"

Brian 브라이인 Perich January 12 at 6:55am
Hey Ahmed!
I really like the idea of this tour and the coverage it's receiving in
independent films and features...I think the route is good, but the cost isn't...

The Tour D'Afrique offers a great deal of support with bus caravans carrying gear and riders that are unable to continue, along with medical personnel to support tour health safety. Go down on this page and you'll notice the prices those tour organizers are demanding for the bus support and security...

Full Tour: Cairo to Cape Town Distance: 11884km Dates: Jan. 16 and May. 15 Price: €8,200

You can definitely ride from Cairo to Capetown without this tour organizer, but plan ahead, and definitely do it yourself ^_^ All the information is available through the internet. Google: touring from cairo to capetown. I know a few people who have, and a great example of a charity-based ride is Dan Harrison's "Better Life Cycle, London to Capetown, or Dan Martin, Extreme Adventurer that rode from Korea to Capetown, and whom is preparing for the first Global Triathlon. It definitely can be done! ^_^

Peace,

Brian Perich
http://korean-world.blogspot.com Cycling in Korea

Cycle Earth - Updates with Ahmed on Tour D'Afrique


Ahmed El Heity January 12 at 2:23am
Does the idea of competing on the Tour d’Afrique with bicycle racing enthusiasts of all ages and capabilities turn your crank? If yes, jump on your saddle and join the select group of riders from around the world who can say they have raced from Cairo to Cape Town!

The Tour d'Afrique is a 94-stage race broken up into 8 sections. It includes 22 rest days, 2 untimed stages, and 2 days of travel across Lake Nasser for a total of 120 days. The overall winner is the cyclist who achieves the lowest accumulated time.

THE TOUR D'AFRIQUE 2010 STARTS NEXT SATURDAY AT THE PYRAMIDS, CAIRO AT 7:00 AM
----------------------------------------
سباق تور دي افريق أو طواف افريقيا

من اهم سباقات الدراجات التي تستضيفها جمهورية مصر العربية ، ويبدأ السباق من القاهرة الي كيب تاون بجنوب افريقيا ويقطع المتسابقون المسافة في حوالى 120 يوم

السباق سينطلق يوم السبت 16 يناير 2010 من الاهرامات الساعة الثامنة صباحا ولكن التجمع سيكون على الساعة السابعة وستقام احتفالية صغيرة قبل بدء السباق

سيكون اليوم الاول من الاهرامات وسيقومون بالتخييم قبل العين السخنة لمن يحب ان يشارك معهم في اليوم الاول

اما بالنسبة لفرق الهواة فسوف نتوجه يوم السبت الى الاهرامات للترحيب بهم و لحضور الاحتفالية في الصباح الساعة السابعة و السير مع السباق لمسافة حوالى 10 كيلومترات

على القادمين من الاسكندرية التنسيق مع احمد الحيطي من يوم الجمعة
0125745034

Benny Zenga's Trailer (Video) "Where Are You Go - Bicycle Expeditions: Tour D'Afrique"

Brian 브라이인 Perich January 12 at 6:55am
Hey Ahmed!
I really like the idea of this tour and the coverage it's receiving in
independent films and features...I think the route is good, but the cost isn't...

The Tour D'Afrique offers a great deal of support with bus caravans carrying gear and riders that are unable to continue, along with medical personnel to support tour health safety. Go down on this page and you'll notice the prices those tour organizers are demanding for the bus support and security...

Full Tour: Cairo to Cape Town Distance: 11884km Dates: Jan. 16 and May. 15 Price: €8,200

You can definitely ride from Cairo to Capetown without this tour organizer, but plan ahead, and definitely do it yourself ^_^ All the information is available through the internet. Google: touring from cairo to capetown. I know a few people who have, and a great example of a charity-based ride is Dan Harrison's "Better Life Cycle, London to Capetown, or Dan Martin, Extreme Adventurer that rode from Korea to Capetown, and whom is preparing for the first Global Triathlon. It definitely can be done! ^_^

Peace,

Brian Perich
http://korean-world.blogspot.com Cycling in Korea