The So imagine this you're going to do a bike trip through the Sahara Desert.

And what you do is you send a friend ahead of you with a truck and a whole bunch of provisions.

And that friend is going to pick arbitrary spots every 100 miles or so.

It's going to dig a hole, put your provisions in there and mark the

spot on the GPS.

Then he's going to meet up with you before you leave.

He's going to hand you the bread crump trail and say, there you go, find the the caches or die trying.

Who would do that?

Well coming up next there's a whole group of people who did it and they made a movie about it. I'm Jim Martin and this is Adventure Rider Radio. Oh, I'm going to Hey this is Renee Cormier, and you are listening to Adventure Rider Radio.

If you like the idea of remote adventure travel by motorcycle, particularly through the desert than this

episodes for you we got a good one coming up for you I'm Jim Martin this is

adventure rider radio stay with us. Well you've seen the man in the coveralls, jumping off his motorcycle, doing many other crazy things.

Austin Vince is well known for his movie, Mondruenduro, which we covered several episodes ago.

Today we've got Austin here again talking

about his latest flick called Mondo Sahara, a 28-day adventure with seven guys

into the Sahara no less. I have speaking with me Austin Vince who some know as a math teacher and many know as an avid

adventure motorcyclist Austin welcome back to adventure rider radio

right it's a great treat to be with you through the miracle of the internet.

Tell us about the idea that became Mondo Sahara.

Oh, it was very, it was very simple. I wanted to do one more film. I was kind of unhappy that the way that the

the adventure motorcycling scene was going I thought was in a very unhealthy direction and it seemed to have just turned into

an accessorizing exercise by men and it was the boys toys thing which is I think is fine you know everybody

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