The Road to Paris-Brest-Paris 2019

31/03/2017

Today, we've lost a friend, a hero, a legend and a leader. Mike Hall has died in a collision with a car while riding the Indian Pacific Wheel Race in Australia. He was an incredible person who gave us so much. Appropriate words are impossible to find. The whole community is devastated and is feeling for his family.
If you want to learn more about Mike then please see his Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Hall_(cyclist).

22/03/2017

Looks like Kristof wants to be on this first climb at dawn.

Up Over n Down Horrocks Pass from Willmington to Port August South Australia . Port Augusta is known as the cross roads of Australia as 98% of vehicles going...

22/03/2017

Day 5 of Indipac, I'm taking a look at Kristof Allegart and his previous success as an ultra endurance cyclist. A mildly mannered secondary school teacher fr...

22/03/2017

Kristof still about 130km in front of Mike. He doesn't care for sleep that much. 02:00 in Aussie Land and still busy cycling. I'm trying to figure out the wind direction, but would like to think that he's taking advantage of a cross-tailwind. Anyone out there that can confirm or deny?

21/03/2017

A close(r) up of the front 5 riders in the . Kristof is now leading Mike by about 130km, while Sarah Hammond is riding strong in 5th place overall!

20/03/2017

The are now well into its 3rd day and the leaders are more clearly emerging. Kristof Allegaert (with 1 300km done) is leading Mike Hall by about 90km, with the 3rd rider Adam Hunter another 90km adrift.

27/09/2015

Read Gerhard's account of our PBP adventure at http://psychocyclo.blogspot.co.za/

27/09/2015

Read Rob's riveting account of our PBP adventure at http://www.justkeeppedalling.com/

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27/09/2015

Read Nico's account of our PBP adventure at http://www.nicoc.co.za/pbp-2015-1230kms-in-78hrs/

25/08/2015

Thanks to all our old and new friends that did the ride for the children at SNAP.

On the photo from left to right is:

Back: Gideon Krige, Nico Coetzee, Ernst Engelbrecht, Gerrit Pretorius, Rob Walker, Kenneth Wilson, Peter Müller & Gerhard van Noordwyk.

Front: Salim Sjaikjee, Barry Shaw & Wimpie van der Merwe