Mark after the Urge Kenya in 2009, welcome back on the Urge Cabo Verde! Are you excited to be part of this adventure once again?
I'm looking forward to the adventures and glad that I could be a part of this great reason for riding my bike.
In Kenya, your bike had been lost in transportation... I did lose my bike for Kenya and it is always hard to ride someone else's bike that is not your own. Fred was nice enough to let me use his and I am very thankful. It was much better then running the course on foot.
You'll represent USA in this adventure, hard challenge ahead?
Not hard, it just means that I'm not expected to win. In this style of event the USA will always be the under dog. Being the under dog is something I'm used too. I will represent with a smile.
Have you ever ride on Volcano like Fogo? This will be a chance of lifetime for me and I'm excited to ride this moon like land scape.
What are your feelings with regards to the humanitarian actions included in this event? Is it important for you that mountain bikers begin to give back little contributions to the people living in the countries where you ride? It feels much better knowing that our hard efforts on the bike are not always a solo score. To help others while helping your own soul is a win win situation. I'm happy to help and happy to be given the opportunity to help.
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