Cycling Africa's Empty Highway | A 100km Day Alone || S3 Episode 82 ||

I left Moshi after breakfast, starting what would become my longest single-day ride in Africa so far: 100 kilometers. The road was good for the first 10 km, but then the challenge began. Heavy lorries and buses rushed by, the side road was rough, and a persistent strong headwind made every pedal stroke harder. I stopped for lunch in a small town, but for the rest of the day, the landscape felt empty and vast. I saw almost no one—just passing trucks and buses. It was a day of pure endurance, battling the elements on a long, open highway. Finally, I reached my stop for the night, exhausted but proud to have conquered the 100km mark. Some rides are about the miles, not the sights. This was one of them. Subscribe to see if the road to Dar es Salaam gets easier!