So and we're coming to the music, well the music road, the music section we're going to hear

is banging tune from Republic that you've been telling me about but if it's also raining

some of it worried that that's going to interfere with the acoustics.

So do we have to be in a specific lane for this? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.

Now this is on the right, right side of the road and dating. Okay, we have to go

dating for hour. Okay, don't make no pressure but don't mess this up, all right?

I mean I'm pretty excited about this.

Oh, this is brilliant.

This is fantastic.

Wow, the fire. You know what, you know the tragedy of that is that is the one memory

that is going to stay with me about hungry. You're listening to Kilometre Zero by the Cycling

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I don't know what cost will be involved in getting the start of a duo but clearly it's

another part of this, this ongoing project of using sport to promote hungry.

So it's now Thursday morning last night with a team presentation on our first day in Brutapest

and now I've headed across town, across the centre of Pesh't in fact to a bike shop.

Bike shop come cafe, come well, workshop as well called Mester Bike and I've heard this

a bit of a hub of cycling culture here in Brutapest and I've got an appointment with the owner,

the guy who started this place called Andrash and he's going to tell me a bit more about cycling

culture here in Brutapest and tell me also how much ever tour this city is looking forward to

the Giro di Palia starting here tomorrow.

This is the kind of bike coffee shop that you would find in all sort of western European cities

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