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The British Princes On Roads
Prince Harry has reportedly bought a Triumph motorbike, which is worth 8,000 pounds. After passing his test four months ago, the Prince ordered the British bike in order to qualify for the EnduroAfrica event.
The princes, both accomplished riders, will be among around 80 people riding across the gruelling terrain. Prince William owns a Ducati, an Italian super bike worth around 20,000 pounds. They will travel with a small group of riders during the day but meet up with the other participants each night.
Currently, both Prince Harry and Prince William are competing the week-long 1,500km motorcycle ride to raise money for UNICEF, the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund. They started in Port Edward, South Africa on October 18. They will also raise money for the charity Sentebale, which supports orphans and vulnerable children in Lesotho and was founded by Prince Harry.
"There are no road signs and it's not like riding anywhere in the UK so they will need a guide. "They will go through game reserves, tribal areas and wild areas," he added. A Clarence House spokesman said: "The Princes are looking forward to the motorcycle ride that will raise money and the profile of Sentebale, a charity very close to their hearts, and two other major charities in southern Africa."
A spokesman for Global Enduro, the adventure company which runs the Enduro Africa event, said they were honoured to have the Princes riding in the event. "We're looking forward to riding with them and, as they are both in the Armed Forces, I'm sure they will have the grit to get through because it's not easy," the Telegraph quoted him, as saying.
The Daily Mail reported Prince Harry had bought the Triumph. However, the Clarence House spokesman declined to comment.
With their lives on constant spotlight and where their every move becomes headlines, hopefully the the young royalties can enjoy the pleasures of wheels on the common roads.
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