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Explorer Ness Knight attempts to ride her fat bike 1,000km through Namibia's remote northern region. She has no room for error on her most ambitious adventure yet.
Explorer Ness Knight attempts to ride her fat bike 1,000km through Namibia's remote northern region. She has no room for error on her most ambitious adventure yet.
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