NO LANES LAND: Cycling the GBI - From Prague to Dusseldorf

Friday, May 21, 2010

Cycling the GBI - From Prague to Dusseldorf

Next week, on the 29th of May, 2010, I'll be flying to the Czech Republic, to join a group of 300 cyclists from several countries to cycle for charity from Prague to Dusseldorf, Germany.

There will be about 33 Egyptian cyclists, which I'm very proud to be a member of. Over 8 days we'll enjoy cycling in Europe, which I'm sure is a totally different experience than Egypt.

Currently I'm working on a big project which I'll post the details about when I'done with 85% of the planning.. wish me luck :-)

http://www.gbi-ev.de/index.php/en/gbi-2010

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No Lanes Land covers the bicycle touring experiences of an Egyptian Cyclist in one of the least cycling friendly places in the globe, Egypt.

Details about cycling in Egypt aren't really available, even though many cyclists do pass by Egypt.

The idea started when my friend Mo and I thought about doing a cycling trip from Cairo to Petra, Jordan. The plan of course changed by time and I had to do it alone, and on the road I changed my destination to Amman.

This was the start of my cycle touring. I will try to provide as much information as I can, regarding cycling in Cairo and Egypt in general, the roads and routes, that will be useful to cyclists who want to cycle in Egypt, either passing by or living in Egypt.