"I'm itching to get back on the bike" - Tao Geoghegan steadily continues his path to recovery

Nearly two months since his Giro d'Italia accident, Tao Geoghegan Hart is slowly progressing on his route to recover from complex fracture of his left hemur sustained at stage 11.

"It's not that I've been able to do a great deal in the last weeks, to be honest, with the mobility around the leg and stuff, I have to be careful of not overdoing it. I've got my Brompton folded up in the boot of my car, which I'm itching to get out to kind of explore the city a little bit more in the coming weeks. And for now, just doing what I can and enjoying pottering around really and yeah, trying to recover from the rehab because it's pretty arduous," Geoghegan Hart said during the inGAMBA.pro question-and-answer session.  

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