Chainreaction Bikeconvoy for Ukraine: Munich – Eggenfelden – Linz

Anyone who rides over 150 kilometres a day on a bike knows that nothing works without good meals. Food, drinks and breaks are not just luxuries – they are crucial to the success of our tour.

Yesterday, we experienced this once again:

  • A great start to the day: breakfast in Eggenfelden, organised by the Rotary Clubs Eggenfelden-Pfarrkirchen and Rottal-Inn, served at Unser Wirtshaus. Many thanks for the warm hospitality!
  • Energy at the right time: at lunchtime, new energy was provided exactly when it was needed most, with muesli bars and snacks from 3Bears.
  • Recovery in the evening: In Leonding, not only a warm meal awaited us but also breakfast and accommodation, organised by the Austrian Red Cross. A big thank you for this generous support!

These stages show: Support on the route makes all the difference. Every break, every meal is a valuable contribution to Chainreaction’s mission for the people of Ukraine.

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