When touring on a bike, you’ve got to make several stops to take photos or interact with the environment. Here is a flying pedestrian who was also taking a tour of the bypass
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Most people on k-talk want to be anonymous lakini at times ni vipoa kujianika kama @Meria Mata. Here I am
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Hey what sort of shrine are they constructing on the bypass? Seems to be lots of activity I bet its another sikh temple
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Different modes of transport on this bypass…Guess how long I had to wait to take this photo?
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After a lovely day in the sun…it remains critical that we re-fuel and stay healthy. @The.Black.Templar loves this kind of fuel
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See you next weekend when I take on a different tour…
There are three bikers this morning who were along the Thika-Mang’u road. These people need lessons on how to use the road. You can’t take a whole lane eti u must move together. Can’t they ride after one another to give motorists enough space to overtake them?
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When i used to ride every day i always carried a Somali dagger, hii ujinga ya Matatu anakukata mbele alafu anakanyanga brakes anadisrupt the rhythm ya bunch nilikua nadunga sidewalls za tire mbili, meria na group yake walikua sio watu wakuchezea, nimetoka githurai, Hekaya coming up in a few days
I always ride with traffic… These are just photos and had to balance the bike vipoa on the road so that I can take photos. Sijui mbona imeface the wrong side.
My cyclocomputer was off…was just a fun ride maybe 30Kms not sure though.
The glasses are really cute. They are the Oakley Jawbreaker. They have a wide view you can hardly see the frames while cycling. these are similar to those used by Marc Cavendish
