Juliana Buhring
Ultra-endurance cyclist
INFO
Juliana Buhring is an ultra-endurance cyclist, bestselling author and children’s rights activist.
She holds the first Guinness World Record for Fastest Woman to Circumnavigate the World by Bicycle.
Juliana was the only woman to race the inaugural 2013 Transcontinental Race from London to Istanbul, coming in 9th place overall.
In 2014, Juliana participated in the inaugural Trans Am Bike Race across America, winning the women’s category and coming in 4th place overall.
CONTACT
For all serious inquiries, bookings, sponsorship, etc. please contact:
Steven Rosen
RMC Entertainment
Manager
PO Box 1308
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
e. rosenmusiccorp@me.com
p. 310.471.1272
Books by Juliana
Juliana’s first book, Not Without My Sister, was written with her two sisters, Celeste Jones and Kristina Jones and published by Harpercollins in 2007.
The book details their lives growing up in the Children of God group. It was number 1 on the Sunday Times best-seller list for 5 weeks, and remained in the top 10 list for 15 consecutive weeks. It has been translated into ten languages including French, German, Greek, Portuguese, Czech,
Estonian, Slovenian, Swedish, Italian and Dutch.
Her second book, This Road I Ride, published in 2016 by WWNorton in the US and Piaktus in the Commonwealth,
describes her record-breaking journey around the world by bicycle
BLOG
In Memory of Mike Hall, the Man Who Inspired a World of Cyclists
(As written for Outside Magazine, April 11, 2017) My wheels whistled in the hot crosswinds, and I gulped down a mouthful of water to moisten the dryness in my mouth and throat. I had set off from Ceduna, on the southern coast of Australia, in the freezing, pre-dawn darkness of late March 2017, with the target […]
Trump’s War on Women’s Rights Begins
One of Donald Trump’s first acts as president of the USA was to sign an executive order which prohibits organisations that receive US family planning assistance from using non-US funding to provide abortion services, information, counselling or referrals, making it impossible for organisations not only to deliver the service of safe abortions, but also to […]
Kindness
It was my second puncture halfway through the day and I had used up my spare tube. This came shortly after managing to find water at a creepy abandoned train station with rusty trams and cars scattered halphazardly around a derelict building with a caretaker who could not figure out how I got there. “You […]
Do Not Sell Your Soul to SoulCycle
I was recently asked what I thought of the latest pop fitness fad in the US called Soul Cycle, made ever more popular by the clamour of celebrities who grace their bright yellow-themed studios to take a “soul journey”. Fortunately it has not moved into Europe yet, so I had to go online and look […]
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