Here is a short video of our four-day trip with Jaime in Morocco. As he is heading back to Spain I tried to cut it so that most of the footage of him is visible. This trip was not a real bike trip since it was more about work but the ride was just fabulous so a big thank you carbon 🙂
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Morocco Videos
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