Recreating the 1926 Tour de France on a Bicycle: Why Some Stages Exceeded 400 km
When Henri Desgrange designed the 1926 Tour de France, he engineered a punishing 5,745-kilometer route across 17 brutal stages designed to break the peloton. Nearly a century later, modern endurance cycling enthusiast and researcher records show a dedicated rider chose to experience that exact physical ordeal, tackling the historic roads and mountainous terrain on a … Read more