RUST magazine: RUST#28
EL ROLLO – sideways in the dirt, on what?! DOING A RUNNER – London to Kuala Lumpur at a jog RACING UNCERTAINTIES – the drum from EnduroGP Headlining this issue is the stunning Wheels & Waves feature event, El Rollo – dressing up and riding around like Dad (or Granddad) has never been so much fun. Meanwhile matters have turned serious in the high-pressure world of EnduroGP. And Andy Dukes has indeed done a runner. Perhaps Chris Evans has it right – sell the bikes. No, that can never be the right answer… RUST, it’s the smart read. Hope you like it! Jon Bentman (Editor, RUST)
EL ROLLO – sideways in the dirt, on what?!
DOING A RUNNER – London to Kuala Lumpur at a jog
RACING UNCERTAINTIES – the drum from EnduroGP
Headlining this issue is the stunning Wheels & Waves feature event, El Rollo – dressing up and riding around like Dad (or Granddad) has never been so much fun. Meanwhile matters have turned serious in the high-pressure world of EnduroGP. And Andy Dukes has indeed done a runner. Perhaps Chris Evans has it right – sell the bikes. No, that can never be the right answer…
RUST, it’s the smart read. Hope you like it!
Jon Bentman
(Editor, RUST)
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My final deadline was in Kuala lumpur<br />
for the first marathon, on 21 May, which I<br />
eventually made with ease, proving that I<br />
had, indeed, gone too fast. eighteen<br />
countries and 18,000 kilometres in 11<br />
weeks had always been ambitious, but<br />
at what cost? France, Germany, Austria,<br />
hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria and Turkey<br />
went by in a blur, while Iran, Dubai India,<br />
Bhutan and Myanmar had their own<br />
challenges. It was only when I got to<br />
Thailand, laos and vietnam where I<br />
started to relax, safe in the knowledge<br />
that I could make it to Malaysia on time<br />
for my first marathon. Now, looking back,<br />
I know I need to visit some of those<br />
countries again to do them more justice<br />
than ‘just passing through’.
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