Roei Sadan
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Roei Sadan (1982 – 12 March 2021) was an Israeli adventurer who became famous worldwide for
Biography
Sadan was born and raised in the
Sadan next planned a kayak trip across the West Coast of North America. In 2015, while taking a break from his training for the trip, he vacationed in India where he was seriously injured in a mountain climbing accident in the Stok Kangri mountain range. While descending after having climbed a mountain, Sadan slipped on a rock and fell, plummeting about 500 meters and bouncing off of rocks on the way down. He was caught by a group of climbers passing below, who absorbed the force of his fall. The hikers kept Sadan alive with an oxygen bottle before a helicopter arrived to evacuate him to a hospital in Leh, from where he was later transferred to another hospital in New Delhi. After being stabilized, he was flown to Israel where he was hospitalized at Sheba Medical Center and was in a coma for more than a month before awakening. He had to undergo lengthy rehabilitation and physical therapy.[1]
On 11 March 2021, while riding his bicycle near Rosh Hanikra, Sadan was hit by a bus and suffered permanent brain damage. Paramedics found him unconscious with severe injuries and without vital signs. After resuscitation efforts were made to restore his pulse, he was taken to Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, where he was put on a respirator. He died at the hospital the next day, and his organs were donated to 7 patients.[2][3]
Cycling across the continents
- North America – crossing the continent from north to south: from Icefields Parkway, the city of Vancouver, via California State Route 1and down to Central America. Covering about 1,600 km.
- South America – crossing the continent from north to south: from the northern Colombian city of Cartagena de Indias, through the Andes, Lake Titicaca, the Salar de Uyuni desert, crossing via the Laguna Colorada, across the winding Carretera Austral; in Chile, and all the way to Tierra del Fuego and the city of Ushuaia(the most southern point of the journey). Covering about 1,400 km.
- Africa – crossing the continent from south to north: from Swaziland, the eastern Africa countries, the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa and up to the northern city of Axum. Covering about 10,000 km.
- Europe – crossing the continent from west to east: from the city of , Turkey. Covering about 5,000 km.
- Asia, crossing the continent from west to east: Starting in Georgia, crossing the Irkeshtam pass, the Taklamakan Desert of China and ending where the Great Wall of China meets the ocean (the Yellow Sea). Covering about 11,000 km.
- Australia & New Zealand, crossing New Zealand from south to north: from the Victoria and ending in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. Covering about 10,000 km in Australia & New Zealand.
- Journey finale: 5 days cycling across Israel, ending in the Western Wall in Jerusalem, escorted by many cyclists and local media.
References
External links
- Roei Sadan (Jinji) website
- Cycling the world with Emuna, EXPLORERS WEB
- Israeli cycles across Nullarbor, World News Australia, YouTube
- Australia the last stop for cyclist, au.news
- Round the world cyclist laps up south's treats, Stuff NZ
- Taking the extended route, The Aucklander
- Un Quijote sobre ruedas, marca
- Roei Sadan: “Quiero que miren mi sueño y vuelvan a mirar el suyo”, sinfuturoysinunduro
- La vuelta al mundo en la bicicleta de un israelí, El Mundo
- Roei Sadan llega a Bilbao tras cubrir 40.000 kilómetros, Elcorreo
- 2 wheels, 5 years, 80,000 km, and a whole lotta 'Emuna', The JERUSALEM POST
- סוף הדרך: הקפתי את העולם באופניים - וחזרתי, ynet
- Bir hayalin peşinde, Hürriyet
- Un ciclista realiza viaje ‘más largo que el mundo’, Costa Rica-nacion
- Una larga aventura en pedales, Prensa Panama
- Around the World on a Bicycle, Kenya national newspaper
- Крути педали, пока не дали, Uzmetronom