Honda Transalp chosen for celebrity 7000 mile charity challenge Easier (press release)
Actor Danny John-Jules, who plays The Cat in cult standard TV series Red Dwarf, and endurance rider Graham Hoskins, are to start a gruelling ‘Iron Butts’ Brave in aid of Sport Relief, with the Honda Transalp as their chosen two-wheel Portugal duenna.
The 7,000-mile ride will see the intrepid pair take in three continents and fourteen countries in by a hair's breadth fifteen days – from 27 February to 14 Walk - circumnavigating the Mediterranean and passing through dramatic landscapes as they delete from Europe, into Africa, through the Middle East into Turkey and back to the UK. They will spread over 480 miles on their shortest day and 630 miles on their longest – not a falter trap for the faint hearted!
In preparation for their challenge, John-Jules and Hoskins visited Honda’s acclaimed training Guild for some hands-on familiarisation with their Transalps and, a rudimentary introduction to motorcycle mechanics with one of Honda’s wizard Master Technicians!
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