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Photo by Luiz Lemos on October 15, 2025.

Photo by Luiz Lemos on October 15, 2025.

Photo by Luiz Lemos on October 15, 2025.

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Posted On: October 15th 2025, 09:56 pm

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Zambians are friendly. They are calm and speak quietly. They are easy to laugh and everyone waves back.

I milked a cow for the first time, rode to the dairy cooperative with 50 liters of milk on my rear rack, visited a local bike shop, a regional outpost, the distribution center and built a Buffalo Bike with an assembler. I learned a lot.

About a month ago, WBR asked me to emcee their end of year event in Chicago in November. A couple weeks ago they asked if I’d like to see the work in person. Rue and I are in Zambia this week and it’s incredible to see how these bikes are a tool to support the community.

Started by one of the founders of SRAM, this non-profit has given away one million utilitarian bikes to students, farmers and healthcare workers around the world to combat “mobility poverty”— they can carry heavy loads farther & faster, see more patients and travel long distances to get to school. Three hundred and forty thousand of these bikes are in Zambia.

These bikes are burly & built to last with simple maintenance— 1 or 2 speed, full steel, extra strong chain, spokes, rims & drum brake. You can build them with a few wrenches and a screwdriver. They can carry 100kg (220 lbs) on the rear rack.

Buffalo Bikes is the social enterprise that helps support World Bicycle Relief’s philanthropic work. They hire & train local mechanics, help locals open shops to sell repair parts and sell bikes to local business owners. This has led to great economic gains. For example, the dairy farmer I visited this morning can start milking his cows at 4am, pack the milk on the bikes, ride 6km and get it to market before the 8am cutoff.

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