An Evening with Markus Stitz

Around the world singlespeed – An evening with Markus Stitz. Summer BBQ included from Craggies Cafe.

From 3 Sep 2015 till 27 Aug 2016 Markus Stitz rode around the world on this bike, a customised Surly Ogre with only one gear. During his journey he saw the Aurora Borealis in Iceland, braved minus 17 C in New Mexico, pushed up the world’s steepest street in Dunedin, crossed the Australian Outback, cycled through 40 C in Thailand, climbed up to 3150 m in Iran, cycled the Anatolian Highlands and the Alps and rode the famous cobbles of Flanders. All to prove that it can be done.

One gear is enough to cycle the world.

...‘warm, engaging and fun, with an infectious enthusiasm that had the audience charmed from beginning to end. Watch out for this guy ... he’ll be tearing up the adventure film festival circuit for many years to come!’ (Rich Rowe, Peebles Outdoor Film Festival)

...‘warm, engaging and fun, with an infectious enthusiasm that had the audience charmed from beginning to end. Watch out for this guy ... he’ll be tearing up the adventure film festival circuit for many years to come!’ (Rich Rowe, Peebles Outdoor Film Festival)

More information about Markus and his journey can be found online at www.markusstitz.com

Markus is also the founder of Bikepacking Scotland and has developed the Capital Trail, a 240 km bikepacking route through the Scottish Borders, starting and finishing at Portobello Beach, the same place where he started and ended his round the world trip. More information about Bikepacking Scotland can be found at www.bikepackingscotland.com.

Tickets are £11.21 each via EventBrite.