Go Ebeide Unveils Motorcycle Project, Prepares Return Ride to Kenya
By Rashidi Lawal, LIFESTYLE DESK –Â Nigerian adventurer and motorcyclist Go Ebeide has unveiled plans for an ambitious motorcycle project as she prepares to return to Kenya, describing the journey as the final phase of her motorcycle adventure across Africa.
Ebeide, who recently spent nearly three months resting in Abuja after an exhausting journey, said she was recovering physically and mentally before embarking on her next adventure.
In a personal update, she apologised to followers who had been worried by her prolonged absence, explaining that the difficult road conditions, frequent rainfall and failing gadgets during her travels left her completely drained.
According to her, what was initially intended to be a one-week break extended to almost three months after she arrived in Abuja and found herself unable to continue producing videos.
She, however, expressed excitement about her new motorcycle project, which she has been carefully designing to serve as both a means of transportation and a compact mobile home.
Ebeide explained that the motorcycle would be lightweight and compact while on the road, with its various components designed to fold away. The structure would transform into a small living space when the motorcycle is parked.
Although she acknowledged that designing the motorcycle and bringing the concept to life were two different challenges, she said she expected to encounter mistakes and make necessary adjustments during construction.
She promised to document the entire process, allowing her followers to follow the development of the project.
The adventurer also revealed that she had become a pet owner during her stay in Abuja, having adopted Zuzu when the animal was just five months old.
She said the new companion had become an important part of her plans and that she could no longer imagine undertaking the journey without her.
Ebeide further disclosed that her return ride to Kenya would mark the final phase of her motorcycle journey around Africa, noting that the challenges associated with crossing North Africa had made it unrealistic to complete the continent as originally planned.
Although she has yet to decide what comes after Kenya, she said she intends to approach the next chapter of her life with less worry, more laughter and greater freedom to explore.
Her planned return to Kenya signals a renewed commitment to the spirit of adventure that inspired her travels, this time with a new motorcycle project and a companion by her side.
