Rider Comments on the Sudan
'I've never ridden through more inhospitable terrain, nor met more hospitable people.'
-Sarah B-
'Only seven more sections until I wash again! Sudan – difficult to get into, but well worth the trouble.'
-Andy P-
'The first three weeks of this trip were even more exciting than I dreamed it to be.'
-Markus W-
'Sand and bumps with a cold Coke.'
-Sean C.-
'You guys are doing a real good job. I am very surprised how good the tour is organized and really good the food is. Thanks a lot.'
-Walter B-
'Pleasure and Pain.'
-Nels H-
‘Awesome start. Looking forward to the next few months.’
-Remy B-
‘Happiness is… food, music, my bike, and an open road through Africa.’
-Patrick T-
‘It may be a Pharaoh’s Delight, but my bum is in a plight.’
-Jan E-
‘Sleepless cyclists under a
Soft Sudanese moon
From their winded tents, a fart.’
-Darrel W-
‘An amazing experience – it was both harder and easier than expected.’
-Tom B-
‘Beautiful, sparse and very friendly.’
-Alice R-
‘Why am I riding in the sand???’
-Vivian H-
‘Impressive and inspiring; the TDA team and spirit, the cycling, and especially the Sudanese scenery and people.’
-Eva N-
‘Far above my expectations.’
-Eric S-
‘I am surprised about the very friendly people and love the beautiful different areas.
The TDA organization is very good. It’s totally fantastic.’
-Gerhard S-
‘Have you even noticed that those riding slower than you are idiots and those going faster are maniacs.’
-Gunther T-
‘It was like the first date with Africa; colleagues of the tour and nice staff.’
-Lucette L-
‘From Cairo to Aswan this section was very good in terms of roads, monuments, and the temperature. From Wadi Halfa to Khartoum this section was a nightmare at the beginning. There was nothing that resembled a road. It was only deep sand and very hot temperatures. But finally we found roads into Khartoum.’
-Joash A-
‘Grievous, tandem, wreck, challenge.’
-Douglas S-
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Posted February 08, 2007 by Field Writer
Rider Quotes | Sudan | Tour Updates |
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