Two Pro’s and 4 amateurs take on the ABSA Cape Epic competing as an all women’s team, this is their story.
Team Bulls took part in their 10th Absa Cape Epic under the name Project Zebra
The campaign was a visual link between Africa and Europe, incorporating innovative 360 video and a world first in mountain biking live video. The Bulls media Ebike was piloted by one of their recently retired pro riders Stefan Sahm. We had the pleasure of documenting this special journey for Bulls bikes. Read More
“The Absa Cape Epic isn’t just a normal little mountain bike ride, it’s 720 kilometre long with 15,000 metres of climbing.” Those were some of the first words during Craig Kolesky’s initial interview at the 2014 registration day. He couldn’t be more correct, its not just a mountain bike ride, it’s a monster for the athletes and journalists alike and my advice is to embrace the experience from day one or you will be in for a tough time. Read More
A series of shorts for Oakley International – showcasing the story behind the ABSA Cape Epic Cycle race by professional and amateur riders. Each Segement was shot and edited on location, released each day during the 7 stages including the prologue making 8 videos in total.
Shot by Troy Davies
Additional footage by Big Shot Media, World Of Heroes – Go Pro South Africa
Edited by Graeme Brunt, Troy Davies
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