Awesome bike puzzle: VooDoo Challenge
Showing posts with label VooDoo Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VooDoo Challenge. Show all posts

May 28, 2011

Mountain bike vs 4x4

Over the past 5 months, a man named Rob Jarman, who is riding a bike made by VooDoo cycles, took on the unforgivable terrain of the desert, went downhill with a runner, challenged elite soldiers, and rode in the city.
This month, Johnny Cheetham, also a VooDoo rider, is in the USA's Moab desert, located in Utah, and he is taking on a rock crawler.

What's a rock crawler you ask? Think about a vehicle that can go offroading on big rocks, mountains, boulders and rock piles. It's a heavily modified 4x4 jeep, truck or buggy.
See how Johnny got on with the US desert by looking at this article.

Mountain bike vs Royal Marines

How would a guy on a mountain bike take on the british elite navy forces? Well ... by doing what they are doing ... but while riding a bike. Rob Jarman's adventure could be read in the issue no. 263 of MBUK magazine, or by reading this bikeradar.com article. See Rob's other adventures here, here and also here.

Mountain bike vs fell runner

After Morocco and riding a fixie, VooDoo rider Rob Jarman took on Jonny Cheetham, who is an expert fell runner. Fell running is a sport in wich competitors have to run and race on off road terrain. They also must posses mountain navigation skills and carry adequate survival equipment as prescribed by the organizer.

See how Rob got on by reading bikeradar's article or by reading MBUK's no. 264 issue.



Mountain bike vs commuter urban assault

After he tackled the rough terrain in Marrakech, Rob Jarman came to England, to face Matt Carr -an enduro specialist- on a flat bar commuter bike. Read all about the outcome in issue 262 of MBUK magazine.

BikeRadar article


Mountain Bike vs Marrakech

Mountain Biking U.K. magazine issued the "VooDoo challenge", in which each month, rider Rob Jarman will put his VooDoo bike against inhospitable places, or tough to beat people. In his first journey, Rob rode in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. You can read the full details in issue 261 of MBUK.