Issue 154 UK Adventure: Chariots of Rust

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Adam goes on a tour to help restore his heart and mind – and pull apart his bike. Words by Adam Boggon Subsequent to the sudden death of a childhood…

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  • Issue 154 UK Adventure: Chariots of Rust
  • lister
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    I liked that. It was lush.

    brakestoomuch
    Full Member

    What an excellent story and very well written. Adam takes you with him on his MTB journey and gives you a look into his emotional one, too. Not that I want others to suffer, but the human element makes stories like this and this is up there with the best Singletrack have published. I’m glad Adam is on the road to recovery, too.

    Bruce
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    Man with zero bike maintenance rides bike, bike fails, man triumphs.

    You remember the rides where you had to over come adversity and if you overcome some issues in life while you batlle, that’s a win.

    I liked the jumper and lack of bicycle technology.

    gdm4
    Full Member

    That’s one of the best articles I have read in a long time.  Brilliantly written, humble, authentic, honest and entertaining.

    More please Adam.

     

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