Guy Rides Tandem Bike From India to Germany, Picks Up Strangers On the Way

[redir]

This is just a fantastic story, just wanted to share.

https://www.adventure-journal.com/20...d3Ka_Lwrg2t9_M

[Blue Jays]

That is quite a story! Wow.

[charliedid]

I can't wait to read that later today!

thanks

[fiamme red]

I love this! Thanks for sharing.

[Steve in SLO]

That is awesome.
Thanks for sharing. I just sent it along to a few people.

[nmrt]

wow! what a story!
but on a lighter note, and since i am debating whether to go electronic...
no way Kumar could have done his journey with electronic. just something to keep in mind for all for us when as we sit typing our life away and the desire to escape becomes insurmountable. but only if you do not have electronic.

i am going to keep my mech group!

[Veloo]

Great story.
He's got a Youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwO...kxFGi2g/videos

[Ti Designs]

"The bike is a natural conversation starter, and with no brakes or steering, the back seat is a good metaphor for the sense of powerlessness felt by victims of human traffickers."

Riding the tandem sounds less fun when you put it that way...

[d_douglas]

I wish more people thought this way - great story. I don’t regret that I am that guy that sits at a computer all day for my job, but I applaud those who put their thoughts into action.

[gbcoupe]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this.

[smontanaro]

Great story. This looks to be his GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/freedom-seat-india-germany

[marciero]

It's a great story on several levels; sort of like several great stories. Thanks.

....

I found that vulnerability was the key to human connection.

Apparently this is a sort of a school of thought among social scientists.