The British teenager, who is the youngest person to ride the world on his bicycle, is a nice accident in Australia, but it will not often affect his dream.
The 18-year-old Charlie Conde, who drove her through Europe and Asia, was stolen as part of his eight-month journey, which will take more than 28,000 km.
Condel awoke in a small hotel he spent his night in Townsville, Queensland, to discover that his "Colin" bike, his camping gear and his passport had been lost.
On Tuesday, 103-year-old Teddy Davis, a 19-year-old British national, was hit by a three-year-old man who was on his way to a world record.
"Day 103 is a fairly volatile day," Condel wrote on his Twitter page. "I started off with an unusual behavior, knowing that my bike was stolen."
But the young athlete said he intended to buy another one to complete his career.
Conde traveled 17 countries, driving distances that sometimes reached 200 kilometers per day, while traveling between continents by plane.
