The cycling encyclopedia of the group. Standard with a saddlebag and a bulge on his back. Not that he has an exaggerated number of spare inner tubes with him, but he prefers to be prepared for anything. If something goes wrong during a ride, you can turn to him for help. From band-aids to a small bandage. And if you have an ache, it’s best to ride next to him during the trip. You’ll get an extensive consultation and tailored training tips. Apparently, studying all this knowledge requires a significant amount of time. The time he doesn’t spend in the group. Don’t expect him at the front, but for a sense of security, it’s better to keep him with the group
