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The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa
''The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa'' (ISBN 1550226673) is a 1996 non-fiction book written by Rush drummer Neil Peart about his bicycling travel through Cameroon.
==Synopsis==
In November 1988, Peart joined David Mozer's Bicycle Africa for a month-long tour of Cameroon. Along with David, Neil would travel with three other strangers. Leonard; an African-American electrical engineer who is also a Vietnam vet. Elsa; a slender 60-year-old pacifist who would struggle to keep up with everyone and complain about everything. And Annie; a 30-something administrative assistant who was often scatterbrained.
Peart, an avid reader, brought two books on the trip with him, ''Nicomachean Ethics'' by Aristotle and ''Dear Theo'' by Vincent van Gogh, to read at rest stops and before bedtime. He would entwine thoughts about these two books throughout ''The Masked Rider''.〔Peart, Neil. ''The Masked Rider''. Toronto, Canada: ECW Press. 2004. p. 30. ISBN 1-55022-665-7〕
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