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Record Start for 2moroRider

Rhys ‘2moroRider’ Lawrey has begun the final chapter of his ride around the world. The 23-year old has already travelled 42,000 miles across Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the Americas on his Triumph Tiger 800XC called Tigger. Having reached Montevideo in Uruguay he began his attempt to break the Guinness World Record for “The Most Consecutive Capital Cities Visited by Motorcycle”.

Riders are not allowed to rest between cities, they may only stop for fuel, the toilet and/or borders, which is why the current record is just five capitals, (all in Central America).  Rhys has set his sights much higher, aiming for a grand total of 52, which will take him across Africa, up through Europe, arriving home in Britain this July.

He arrived in Buenos Aires, capital city number two, at Easter. In order to qualify for the record, both rider and bike must be photographed in front of a landmark in the city centre. This is not always straightforward, as Rhys explains;

“ I did arrive at the Government Building when a protest was happening, so had to get a quick photo and leave, but ticked it off none the less.”

From Argentina Lawrey and ‘Tigger’ fly to Cape Town in South Africa for the next stage and his longest day in the saddle yet - the 630-mile journey from Cape Town to Bloemfontein.  South Africa is unique in having three capital cities; Cape Town (legislative), Bloemfontein (judicial) and Pretoria (administrative). However, the distance between them is so great that  it does not offer any significant advantage. When Rhys reaches Mbabane, Swaziland, he will have beaten the existing record and from there he will be pushing himself and his motorcycle to the limit, trying to reach his target of 52 cities.

Rhys has produced a video to explain the rules governing the Guinness World Record and why it is so challenging for a solo rider. You can see the video at https://youtu.be/8TzxGzuY87k. He is also raising money for The Prince’s Trust, asking for a donation of just £6 per person (one pound for every continent he crosses). You can follow his progress and make a donation at www.2mororider.com.
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