Today I got the chance to meet some of the amazing visually impaired riders and support crew from eXsight Tandems. We all enjoyed a fantastic coffee and some fatning cakes and cream at one of my supporters for the Cairo to Capetown fund raising night. Ruby's on the beach at Bulli, is the best place to sit down and have a nice coffee and be looked after by Lauire and hs wonderful crew. Next time you're out at Bulli and you see those strange men & women dressed up in Green lyrca, call in and have a coffee with them. They are special people. Your shout next time Geoff.
I've always had a passion for cycling since I was young child. I've been fortunate to travel to many places through racing and touring over the years. I recently completed a 4 month tour of Eastern Europe with my good friends Peter Felvus and Len DeMoss, now it's time to take on South America. On the 28th July 2014 I will ride over 11,000kms to reach the bottom of the world. Come along and join me on another amazing journey.
The Garmin 1000 is the leading edge.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Illawarra Mercury. WEEKENDER Edition 9th - 10th October 2010
Recently I had an article published in the local newspaper down in Wollongong. The Mercury were very kind to print the story about my ride and more importantly highlight my charity.
eXsight Tandems.
Article by Jody Duffy. Illawarra Mercury.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Time to take the road bike for a ride for the last time.
Another 100ks completed and time to for a coffee break. 3 months to go before heading to Cairo and the training is coming along pretty good. The only problem in training in my area is there's mountains everywhere you look. Got my mountain bike back after a overhaul, that means the road bike has to be put away and time for some serious training. It's the same bike I took to Africa in 2003/04. It's withstood the test of time, not sure whether I have.
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