Ed, Moses, and I, set off for the village of Nyakatch to make sales demonstrations of the Big Boda to bread delivery men. We brought the Worldbike (seen here) and two Big Bodas. We made a sale and returned with just the two bikes. One of the nice things about working in a developing country on a load-carrying bicycle project, is that you always have a place to carry someone. Here I was carrying our workshop manager, Moses. He can ride a bicycle, but only with great discomfort, because he is a Polio survivor. I was happy to carry him over the long distances in this flat agricultural region.

In the Cooper-Hewitt's garden at one of the night time events, Paul uses a solar-powered handbag light (one of the exhibition's other products) to demonstrate the truss structure of the Big Boda's frame.