Matthias kite trike Mongolian Tour
Matthias being pulled across the Mongolian desert by a kite that he rigged to his tricycle.

Trans-Mongolian kite-trike tour

Being pulled by a kite on a recumbent trike across Mongolia

A kite-trike tour! That’s the vision about an adventure from Matthias Ramsel! His next adventure will be a tricycle powered by a kite. His amazing trip will start in Novosibirsk (Russia), crossing Mongolia with tailwinds from west to east, and ends with a bit of luck in Bejing, (China). A journey over 5000 kilometers often without a paved road surface and no amenities.

For Matthias, it is not so much a question of the destination or the enjoyment of the journey, it is about the method of travel. The 36-year-old German designer developed his own luggage system. And now he is putting it to the test.

Matthias kite bike Mongolian Tour Selfie
Matthias practicing his tricycle tour by being pulled by a kite on a recumbent trike across Mongolia!?

Matthias will try to answer some of these questions, soon!

  • How obsessions and dreams will come true?
  • And what about the preparation for a journey into uncertainty?

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