RSS EntriesCrazy Africa!
So yeah, arrived in Cape Town on Wednesday night after close to 40 hours in airports or on planes. Thanks to a faulty plane and some long delays it was an epic trip and when my bike arrived, one side of the box had been ripped off, so my bike was completely exposed – not what I wanted to see. Thankfully I didn’t lose much from the bike box (few tools) and my bike didn’t have a scratch on it, amazing!
The perfect way to start the day...
So we got in a good sleep that night and woke up to some ‘Jungle Muesli’ to kick off an awesome day. Did a ride in the morning on some local trails and along the beach and then went up Table Mountain in the afternoon in a cable car. It was crazy and the views of the city and coastline from the top are amazing, especially in the afternoon sun. That was followed by a BBQ put on by the Cape Epic. So yeah, all up it was damn fun.
The Cable Car
Today we went for another easy spin on the beach and then checked out the race village on the V and A Waterfront in Cape Town and now we’ve got a few hours of downtime before pre-race dinner this arvo.
The race starts on Sunday, bring it on!
Ocean, sweet ocean
Can't get enough really
Looks awesome Jimbo! Good luck for the race tomorrow.
RIP
Willow, Farewell. You provided so much inspiration to so, so many. I will never forget the young whippet that sped past at a great speed around the track at Western Sydney, your Aunt always handing out the drinks and encouraging you every pedal of the way. It seemed like so long ago but now it seems too soon. Your achievements were great and your writing entertaining. You will be missed.
RIP James
RIP JAMES
You were always a likeable chap…ready to talk to no names like myself. The rest of the MTB world could learn a lot about your humility.
You will be surely missed
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R.I.P James. God bless you
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So sad to hear about the death of James. My sincere condolences to his family, friends and fans.
RIP
Your the man James, rest in peace my brother.
It’s a sad loss, my thoughts with your family.
In sadness I look at these pictures and read your comments James . I`m glad you got to experience how beautiful Cape Town is and that you took it in , it warms me as a Capetonian to see these pictures attached . Farewell from the Cape and R.I.P James .
Rest In Peace
RIP. My condolences to the Williamson family, especially Geordie and Marcus.
My heart is heavy today Willo. Thanks for all your inspiration. Ride in peace mate.