Hello from South of Sahara

[Lookman]

I am glad to be here, learning and building upon what I already know about cycling.

Been cycling for 7 years but recently started pushing the distance. Done over 500km of riding this month alone and still counting.

I also started riding to work, a distance of about 38km return at least once a week. Every ride is an experience.

Most of my ride is solo... Bicycling isn't yet a popular culture in my locale.

I am happy to be here and I am optimistic that it'll be an enriching experience.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Hello and welcome!

 

[Fonze]

Hello there ..

 

[Heltor Chasca]

I train to the tunes of Fela Kuti Welcome.

 

[welsh dragon]

Hello and welcome

 

[raleighnut]

 

[Jody]

Lookman

 

[BSOh]

 

[hopless500]

Hello and

 

[Cycleops]

Hello and welcome from a nearish neighbour. Cycling is popular here but not so much as a leisure pastime but it’s gaining popularity. We even have a Decathlon shop here now. How did you get your bike? Most here are sent by charities but I managed to get a very nice Specialized which someone had brought from the US.

 

[Lookman]

I train to the tunes of Fela Kuti Welcome.

Wow! Incidentally, I am from Abeokuta, the homestead of Fela, South-west Nigeria
Thanks

 

[Lookman]

Hello and welcome from a nearish neighbour. Cycling is popular here but not so much as a leisure pastime but it’s gaining popularity. We even have a Decathlon shop here now. How did you get your bike? Most here are sent by charities but I managed to get a very nice Specialized which someone had brought from the US.

Glad to meet you hear my next door neighbor . There are several bike shops especially in Lagos that sells bicycles and accessories. I got my current used bicycle from there. Looking to upgrade soon

 

[Lookman]

Hello and welcome!

Thanks . Pedaling it is!

 

[Lookman]

Lookman

Thanks

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Nice length commute. What is the traffic like?