Kang Tao, also known as "Overpass Worker," generously shared his extraordinary story of encountering the REACH.
Approaching his sixties, he stirred up a storm of extreme challenges in his life. Upon turning 60, he decided to participate in the PBP (Paris-Brest-Paris) endurance race, accompanied by a high-performance compact folding bike, the REACH, embarking on an incredible journey.
The challenge was filled with many twists and difficulties, but it was precisely these trials that helped me gain a deeper understanding of myself. The REACH sped along unknown paths, and I found my own direction through the bends of life. Even when facing headwinds and the constant pressure of time limits, I persevered with unwavering determination to complete the race.
This challenge wasn't just a test of physical strength, but a baptism of will. Sixty isn't the end; it's a new beginning. Through this extreme challenge, I found the true meaning of my life. On this challenging path, I constantly pushed my limits, discovered my potential, and found richer colors in life.
This experience taught me that challenges aren't just for the young; they're a lifelong pursuit. In pushing my limits, I found myself, discovered the value of life, and unearthed unending courage.
