Human-powered travel across Europe.
We are cycling across Europe to prove that sustainable, human-powered travel is possible. Our mission combines custom trike engineering with a commitment to cultural exchange and environmental stewardship.
Trike Engineering
"Custom-built expedition trikes designed for European terrain"
Core Principles
- Modular frame design allowing for rapid field repairs and component swaps.
- Integrated solar arrays powering navigation, lighting, and communication.
- Ergonomic geometry optimized for long-distance endurance and comfort.
- High-traction tires suited for both alpine passes and urban cycling paths.
Technical Build Protocol
Reinforced chromoly steel for maximum durability and load capacity.
Dual-battery setup with solar trickle charging for off-grid autonomy.
Hydraulic braking and high-visibility lighting for night transit.
All equipment and logistics are vetted for long-distance reliability.
Support the ExpeditionFour-Stage Preparation Process
Every phase of our journey is planned to ensure safety, sustainability, and the successful completion of our European route.
- Mapping safe cycling routes across European borders
- Identifying sustainable campsites and water stops
- Assessing weather patterns and seasonal constraints
- Stress testing trike frames under full load conditions
- Verifying solar efficiency and battery performance
- Field testing navigation and communication gear
- First aid training and emergency medical planning
- Securing travel insurance and border documentation
- Establishing remote support and communication links
- Final gear check and weight distribution audit
- Launching real-time tracking and dispatch portal
- Initiating community updates and funding milestones
Help us reach our goal of a sustainable European crossing.
Your contributions directly fund equipment, safety provisions, and the documentation of our cultural exchange across Europe.
Expedition Route & Support Zones
Tracking our trike journey across Europe. We maintain support zones for equipment maintenance, safety checks, and logistics to ensure the expedition stays on schedule.
Alpine Ascent — Swiss Border
Active ZoneRoute 19 — High Mountain Pass
Rhine River — German Corridor
Priority SupportEuroVelo 15 — River Path
Pyrenees — French Border
Active ZoneCol du Tourmalet — Ascent
Danube — Austrian Plains
Priority SupportEuroVelo 6 — Flatland Route
Adriatic — Italian Coast
Active ZoneCoastal Route — Adriatic Way
Lowlands — Dutch Network
Priority SupportNorth Sea Cycle Route