Team Team
This is Chris,
better known as Turbo Chris. He has been riding bikes properly since the wild nineties and has of course long since realised that the question of which bike is your favourite is quite complex. In any case, he hasn't stuck with just one bike. Okay, he prefers his gravel bike a little, because he usually rides along the forest motorway or some kind of trail. Whether his longest tour in one go was to Sparta remains to be seen, but with 300 kilometres you can include Sparta in the Strava title. The 3000+ metres in altitude as the highest mark in a tour so far is self-explanatory. However, he will probably soon add to the distance and altitude metres.
Christopher likes to give back, not just on the tyres, but in general. That's why he rides for a good cause and encourages other people to give his hobby a try. As he circumnavigates all our continents, his biggest goal, he will certainly meet many people who he can convince. Only the mountains sometimes make him suffer, he prefers to think about the summit and that it's then back downhill. A stop at the bakery on every tour quickly makes him forget the pain anyway. The bakery vendor doesn't have to have a specific snack on offer, the Turbo will take anything sweet.
Christopher only gets off his bike to pump up the air, at least that's what he says. It makes sense when you know what adventures he has already undertaken. And anyway, you can do so much on a bike if you want to. In his opinion, it's like pasta and pizza. Why not just pasta on pizza or pasta with pizza sauce flavour?
Thias is Wiebke,
She also called Wiebke by her friends. Since April 97, nothing has separated her from a bike, as her parents' hairline documentation of her first bike tour in 2000 shows. Her Omnium is simply her favourite bike among the many others, and depending on who she is travelling with, either road or MTB is on the agenda. The longest route in one go was 452 km and the most metres in altitude on one tour was around 5500 metres. Ey Wiebke, why are you actually cycling for a good cause? ‘... because I'm very grateful for the privileges I have, such as being able to go on bike tours like this, and I want to pass some of it on!’ She defines her biggest goal as being able to ride up mountains faster, because she no longer wants to look at flowers so often and would rather keep her head down and legs on. When she's not in the saddle, she's busy at work or doing sports, outdoors a lot, eating, drinking and all that sort of thing. Oh yes, when it comes to food, she also said that honey waffles are her secret weapon(s) during a tour and she generally likes pizza as a starter and then pasta. We look forward to seeing more content from her soon!
This is Fabian,
his friend call him Raketen Joe . His love of bikes began in kindergarten with his 12.5’ Blitz and he doesn't really have a favourite bike, because he loves them all! As you can see from his ‘fleet’ of bikes. If you pay close attention and don't blink, you can recognise him on his road bike as you ride past, but as I said, don't blink, then you won't recognise him. His longest tour was something like 614 km (ridiculous) in about 5 hours. Fun! He still rode the 614 km in one go, but not in just 5 hours. He's not squeamish when it comes to metres in altitude either, and he climbed just over 6000 m in one trip. Hey Fabian, why are you cycling for a good cause? ‘... because it makes me happy!’ Which also fits in with his biggest goal in life, because he wants to make a big difference with small steps. To be able to ride up a mountain even faster, his secret tip is the right accompanying music. He didn't want to reveal which one. When he's not in the saddle, he probably just changes the kit so that he can continue to be in the saddle. One more question Fabian, pizza or pasta? ‘Yes, with pleasure!’ We look forward to seeing more content from him soon and will also be visiting tatütatour