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Dado Delić: By Bike to Uzbekistan

Published: April 28, 2014
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dado_bicikloDado Delić from Travnik headed to Uzbekistan from Sarajevo by bike.

Although he already has experiences with similar adventures, it is for sure that this trip to this far away country is going to be the most demanding so far due to numerous reasons.

His trip is going to take 90 days and he plans to return by plane.

He said to portal Radiosarajevo.ba that he did not have enough time to physically prepare and to be in the best shape but he is completely ready for all the efforts.

“I do not expect too much physical effort because the movement line is not very demanding. During the past few months, I have been putting more effort into the organization of everything rather than in physical preparation. But I am sure that is not going to be a problem”, announced the young cyclist.

Follow Dado Delić on Facebook – biciklomkrozmeridijaneiparalele

(Source: Radiosarajevo.ba)

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