Hey Chris,
Good stuff. Report will come on my end as well.
got a bunch of pics online, steal as you want
http://picasaweb.google.se/
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Aw, man, you're killing me! Babelfish doesn't translate from Swedish to English -- and I'm afraid my Swedish isn't nearly as good as your perfect English ... Great photos, thanks for sharing! Thanks for flying the WBR colors yesterday, and for such a strong showing on only a few races!
Most welcome. And there are some posts in English if you look around on the menu to the right...
My pleasure to show off in your kit! I dont think the shorts are to blame for my sore body today...
What a rewarding experience. Great job to all involved in supporting and leading the great momentum! Very inspiring. These sorts of stories are what Velonews and others need to start spending more time publishing, rather than doping news and who is on what Pro squad. Millions of readers out there who would love to hear such stories.
Ride on!
Thanks for posting on your trip. It's been great to read.
Say, can one donate slightly used or NOS kits to the folks out there?
Joe, thanks for the question. I haven't had a chance to follow up with the Association about that, but I think the answer is yes, to go to the developing riders. I'm going to talk to them before I leave, and begin a collection drive myself to get kits over here if possible. (Starting with my own -- Gary D. would be so excited to see a bunch of Mack kits in Africa!) I'll let you know.
If someone had told you five years ago that you would be in a bike race on another continent, who would have dreamed it would be Africa?
Thanks for sharing stories and photos from this fascinating journey.
Chris, Truly inspired writing on your trip to Zambia! What a truly amazing experience it must have been. Here's to continued success for WBR in the future.
just doing a search on the web....wondering if you know where to orde a good mountain bike to be delivered in Zambia?? Thanks
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