Nigerian Biker Kunle Adeyanju announces plans to ride bike from Lagos to Israel

Famous London-to-Lagos biker, Kunle Adeyanju, has his sight set on new adventures after his recent exploits.

The 44-year-old biker in an interview with Arise TV on Tuesday, June 21, revealed his plans to travel to Isreal and Mount Everest.

Adeyanju said his next plan is to ride from Lagos to Israel, and from Israel to Tibet.

Speaking about his next destination, Adeyanju said, “I’m going to buy another bike and do another adventure. My next adventure is going to be riding from Lagos to Israel, just passing through Israel, then to Tibet.

“Then, I actually want to ride on Tibetan plane because that is the highest plateau you have in the world. They say God lives in Tibet because of the highest purity. I want to experience that purity.

“My destination is Everest. I’m going to drop my bike at Everest base camp and try to climb Everest. That’s what I’m doing to do with myself in the next two years,” said the adventurer.”

ALSO READ: Man celebrates becoming a Canadian citizen 12 years after leaving Nigeria, lists his achievements

Adeyanju rose to fame rose when he embarked on a charity trip from London to Lagos, in a bid to raise funds to eradicate polio.

Adeyanju covered 12,000 kilometres riding through 13 countries and 42 cities within 41 days.

Speaking on his April 19 (London departure) to May 29 (Lagos arrival) trip, he said, “You know during the course of the trip, the bike became my friend, my closest companion. I spoke to him and discovered that machines also have soul.

“We may think they are just metals but they have soul because I spoke to Eagle a lot on the trip and the bike did respond back to me. We communicated.”

Adeyanju revealed that he was going to auction “Eagle” and embark on his new adventures with a new bike.

According to him, “It’s going to be disrespectful for me to ride Eagle just as a street bike because he’s done that very big and great thing. It was a team work between me and Eagle.

“So, I’m going to be auctioning Eagle and I hope whoever ends up buying Eagle is going to put it in a museum where people can see. The generation cannot only hear the story but let them see.”